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The big trend in film marketing these days seems to be to get your two young male and female stars and slapping their nude photos on the cover of the official poster. Love And Other Drugs, the upcoming Jake Gyllenhaal-Anne Hathaway starrer, not only featured its leads in bed in the buff for the poster, it also put together a Photoshopped image of Gyllenhaal taking off his underwear for its viral campaign.

Now comes All Good Things, which is based on the true story of an unsolved murder that took place in New York City. What better way to promote that story than... a nude photo of the stars?

The movie was inspired by the real-life murder mystery involving Robert Durst, a real estate scion, who was the main suspect in the murder of his wife, Kathie who went missing in 1982 and never found. Durst was never tried for the murder.

“Because it is impossible to know exactly what happened, we have not tried to replicate the history of the case, but to capture the emotion and complexity of this unsolved mystery that has for years been kept hidden from public view,” said Andrew Jarecki [who also directed Capturing The Friedmans, of the truly great documentaries] [Indyposted]

Kirsten Dunst Ryan Gosling naked All Good Things poster

FYI, the film also stars Zoe Lister Jones, Phillip Baker Hall, Kristen Wiig, Frank Langella and John Doman, who played Rawls on The Wire.

Commentarium (4 Comments)

Oct 07 10 - 12:02pm
Twolane

“Because it is impossible to know exactly what happened ,,,". Yeah, so the movie is fiction. Just like every other movie that tries to steal from reality and ends up failing miserably. Hollyweird never gets it.

Oct 07 10 - 2:05pm
LoveHandle

This movie poster looks like something from a romantic comedy. Andrew Jarecki's involvement is interesting. That alone might get me to the theater.

Oct 07 10 - 9:47pm
jimbobob

I believe this was originally pitched as "Lars and the Real Girl Part 2: 3D!"

Sep 28 11 - 7:51pm
OEM software downloa

9e6xJN Internet is written with the capital letter in a sentence, by the way. And hundredths are written not with a point but with a comma. This is according to the standard. And actually everything is very good..!

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