Magnolia Pictures has released the official trailer for upcoming romantic thriller All Good Things.
All Good Things is an upcoming romantic drama/mystery film directed by Andrew Jarecki and written by Marcus Hinchey and Marc Smerling. Starring Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst and set in the 1980s, the film is about the heir to a New York real estate fortune whose wife disappears, inspired by the life of Robert Durst. All Good Things is set to release on December 03, 2010.
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Despite the hot-ticket pairing of Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst, this true(ish)-story drama never settles on a satisfying direction.
It's brilliant acted. Small wonder, the cast is quality.
With the right director this movie would've been so much better. I agree with the critics this time. Brilliant brilliant brilliant acted, but the movie had so much more potential. Paul Thomas Anderson would've made a masterpiece out of this, for example
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Deadline:
Magnolia Pictures' Eamonn Bowles acquired U.S. rights to Andrew Jarecki's All Good Things and will release the film in December. The picture was originally contracted to The Weinstein Company. Jarecki bought back the picture, though Weinstein's selling foreign territories. The film's a murder mystery set against the 80s New York real estate dynasty that left scion Robert Durst suspected of killing his wife Kathie. Ryan Gosling, Kirsten Dunst and Frank Langella starred in the film. The film was financed by Michael London's Groundswell Productions. Jarecki directed Capturing the Friedmans, which Magnolia distributed.
This actually looks pretty damn good, even though they didn't really explain that much. I guess I'll just have to see it to find out what it's about. It's good that Gosling has this movie coming out since no one is going to be able to see his other film 'Blue Valentine' now that it's been slapped with an NC-17 rating.
I really like Gosling. I think he's a real good actor and under-appreciated. To me he's one of those "best actors of the younger generation", keeping company with people like Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Emile Hirsch, Ben Foster, Jake Gyllenhaal, Shia Lebouf, Paul Dano, Jamie Bell....and so on. You have to look no further than 'Lars and the Real Girl' and 'Half Nelson' to see that he can be a brilliant actor. I always enjoy seeing him.