. >> rose: we conclude this evening with the new film "gone girl" we have the director david finch and the stars ben affleck and rosamund pike. also the arthur gillian flynn. >> what these guys put together was a really interesting challenge, and a really interesting and unusual protagonist it is not a conventional protagonist. hollywood has an obsession of likability. if you read studio notes, the guy is not likable enough. we are not invested-- vested with him enough. so to make somebody likable the theory goes you have to, like, adhere to these six or seven articles of behavior. and this movie, this book and movie seem to totally want to abandon that. >> i certainly started the story with that idea of, you know, what-- how honest are we ever in relationships. you know, i like that idea that we are kind of emotional conartists when we start in on, you know, any sort of meeting that we're presenting our best self forward. and i like that idea that you know, this was, you know, a murder mystery but marriage was a mystery, you know, to solve the murder, you have to solve the marriage an

another best selling book hits the theatres today, the david finch directed story entitled gone girl.g with your preview of the story about the deep, dark, fault lines of one american marriage. >> mc dunn, probably the most hated man in america right now. >> rib by gale yan flynn, based on nail biting best selling. >> lovers of the book will love the film because -- >> because it is true to the dark toxic spirit of the book. >> the wife, amy done, played by roz minute pike, character grew up in the shadow of her parents popular children's book, amazing amy, but who is she really? >> i think you can't get a rude on her. >> this girl, you don't know quite who she; see someone smiling at you, yet not quite convinced. >> smiles, something ben after lack told me, will occasionally appear on the faces of movie-goers, with the film scattered, humor? >> so tightly, so taught, and squeezing you like a vice, you got to have that little outlet of humor to let the audience -- >> everyone told us, and told us, marriage is hard work. not for me. >> carry coon's charge letter beg to differ, plays af

. >> reporter: but neither aflec or director david finch ser joking about the screenplay produced. >> it's a good script. it's simple as well. gillian writes like an artist. she's that 13-year-old girl with a bucket of pop corn in her lap watching the movie. >> reporter: much of the film turns on whether you believe nick dunne is a killer. >> you seem pretty laid back. type b, speaking of which -- >> vito look it up. >> you don't know what she does all day, and you don't know -- >> are you sure you were married? >> why did you take the part? >> because i thought the character was really interesting. when you get a play a part with a guy you don't know how much you respect this person -- how much you're going to judge this person, how comfortable you are with this person, it's playing a character lead. and that's what gillian wrote. >> amy told me she dumped you, and you completely unraveled. you stalked her, and threatened her, and attempted suicide in her bed and were institutionalized. >> gillian flynn now 43 grew up in kansas city, lives in chicago and sets her books in the midwest

office, david finch with a mostly female audience over the weekend, topping the rankings.$38 million. aboutvie tells the story a wife who goes missing, with a twist in the end, and japan is battered by torrential rain. the latest on that when "on the move" returns. don't go away. ♪ >> a very good morning to you. i am john dawson, and we are on the move. street said then. hong kong protesters vowed to intain their campaign. a weather warning. tokyo is battled -- battered by a powerful typhoon. is posting what it described as an ugly quarter. and continuing their street said and in china until they say talks produce real change. they are still outside government offices. we are on the ground. what are you hearing? what are you seeing on this monday morning? well, you are right. protesters are still camped out offices, andnment they are still on the multilane highway. there is still no traffic going along. they are fewer in number today than in previous days. they want to go back to class, and those that have been here four days want to go back to work. they say they are here