Removing parentheses seems to break pointer casting in C#

I've found a situation where if I follow the R# suggestion to remove redundant parentheses, it can break compilation.

Specifically, this occurs when I cast one pointer to another pointer type, dereference the pointer, and then cast it to some other type all in the same line.

Example:

MyClass myObject = (MyClass) (*(int*) myPointer);

R# suggests I get rid of the parentheses wrapping the dereference, which converts the line to this:

MyClass myObject = (MyClass) *(int*) myPointer;

However, I guess this causes the compiler to interpret the line as a multiplication of (MyClass) and (int*)myPointer, which breaks compilation.

Edit:

Playing with this a little more showed that the pointer cast is not necessary to trigger this issue.  

MyClass myObject = (MyClass) (*myPointer);

R# will have the same suggestion here, and following it will cause the same problem.

I've uploaded a toy project that demonstrates this issue via the web form as ParenthesesTest.zip.

R# version is 2017.3.4

VS version is 14.0.25431.1