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The script was quickly bought by the Weinstein Company.

And in 2010, the company released All Good Things, starring Ryan Gosling, who was playing David Marks in the film that was supposed to be Robert Durst. Okay. And then Kirsten Dunst was playing this, that David Marks character's wife, Katie McCarthy. Who's supposed to be? Kathy Durst. Kathy. I haven't seen that. Yeah.

And in 2010, the company released All Good Things, starring Ryan Gosling, who was playing David Marks in the film that was supposed to be Robert Durst. Okay. And then Kirsten Dunst was playing this, that David Marks character's wife, Katie McCarthy. Who's supposed to be? Kathy Durst. Kathy. I haven't seen that. Yeah.

The title was a reference to the health food store that Robert opened in Vermont in the 70s, and the store traced the couple's relationship from their meeting in the early 70s to her disappearance in 1982. Oh.

The title was a reference to the health food store that Robert opened in Vermont in the 70s, and the store traced the couple's relationship from their meeting in the early 70s to her disappearance in 1982. Oh.

However, the fictional version of the story fills in the ending, where the real account remained unresolved, including the Manhattan DA's reopening of the case after reading a novel from David Mark's best friend. That's like in that film. Oh.

However, the fictional version of the story fills in the ending, where the real account remained unresolved, including the Manhattan DA's reopening of the case after reading a novel from David Mark's best friend. That's like in that film. Oh.

The film stopped short of implying that the fictional Durst killed his wife, leaving that for the audience to decide, which is probably the best way to go about it. Yes, smart. All Good Things received mixed reviews from critics. It did pretty poorly at the box office, with most critics noting the film's inspiration offered considerably more drama than the fictional account actually did.

The film stopped short of implying that the fictional Durst killed his wife, leaving that for the audience to decide, which is probably the best way to go about it. Yes, smart. All Good Things received mixed reviews from critics. It did pretty poorly at the box office, with most critics noting the film's inspiration offered considerably more drama than the fictional account actually did.

They were like, the real thing is way more interesting to watch.

They were like, the real thing is way more interesting to watch.

And you don't want to be sensational while retelling it. Yeah. That's a hard one.

And you don't want to be sensational while retelling it. Yeah. That's a hard one.

But there was one viewer who was particularly impressed with the movie and called Andrew Jarecki to tell him as much. Don't even tell me. According to Jarecki, after seeing the film, Robert Durst called the director to share his appreciation of what he believed was an even-handed account of his life. Christ almighty.

But there was one viewer who was particularly impressed with the movie and called Andrew Jarecki to tell him as much. Don't even tell me. According to Jarecki, after seeing the film, Robert Durst called the director to share his appreciation of what he believed was an even-handed account of his life. Christ almighty.

Also, Durst, who had famously avoided the press for decades, offered to participate in the commentary for the DVD release of All Good Things. Throughout the commentary, Durst can be heard verifying the accuracy of some of the film's more violent scenes, including one in which he dismembers the fictional version of Morris Black.

Also, Durst, who had famously avoided the press for decades, offered to participate in the commentary for the DVD release of All Good Things. Throughout the commentary, Durst can be heard verifying the accuracy of some of the film's more violent scenes, including one in which he dismembers the fictional version of Morris Black.

He says in the flattest, eeriest tone while watching that, this is more or less accurate. The fact that we have this man on audio so many times basically admitting to everything he did in those horrific ways. In the process of recording the commentary, Jarecki and Durst spent a lot of hours together talking, getting to know each other.

He says in the flattest, eeriest tone while watching that, this is more or less accurate. The fact that we have this man on audio so many times basically admitting to everything he did in those horrific ways. In the process of recording the commentary, Jarecki and Durst spent a lot of hours together talking, getting to know each other.

At the time, Durst was still being investigated by authorities in L.A. for the murder of Susan Berman and by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office for the disappearance of Kathy, who had been declared legally dead by a New York court several years earlier. Under the circumstances, it would seem odd that Durst would want to attract any attention or scrutiny, but that's exactly what he did.