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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 and figure out who these two people really were. >> the opening of the supreme court, the aig case, and the movie gone girl when we continue. >> f

the film version of gillian flynn's novel was number one, taking in $38 million.eck. and "annabell" took in $27 million. >>> all right, earlier we told you about the controversial commencement speaker at goddard college. in less than half an hour from now, convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal's recorded commencement speech will be played at the small vermont school. abu-jamal was convicted in the shooting death of a philadelphia police officer. he is serving a commuted sentence of life in prison without parole. he was chosen by the students to be their speaker and it's a decision the school is standing by. i'm joined on the phone now by goddard college's interim president, robert kenny. all right, so mr. kenny, why did the students select abu-jamal? >> good afternoon. yes, it's a good question. goddard college requires the students to engage in a deep intellectual inquiry into issues of meaning and importance of this kind. and this is the essence of every student's path to a program completion and graduation and we're committed to helping them in that process. wha

. ♪ >> gillian flynn wrote a 2012 thriller called "gone girl" that has sold 8 million copies worldwideit involves nick and amy dunne. when amy goes missing on their anniversary, nick becomes a prime suspect in the investigation of her possible murder. it is now filmed right david fincher. here is the trailer for "gone girl." , probably the most hated man in america right now. did you kill your wife, nick? us,veryone told us and told marriage is hard work. not for me and nick. >> as you all know, my wife disappeared three days ago. i had nothing to do with the disappearance of my wife. i have nothing to hide. she talked to? >> not really. >> you do not know she has friends, you do not know what she does all day, and you do not know her blood type. >> you really do not like him, do you? >> i am trying to be nice to the people who are volunteering to help find amy. >> my husband loves me. but i could be wrong. >> amy is the kind of girl who attracts admirers. >> i am hoping you can tell me what this means. do you see this girl right here? >> yes, i remember her. what did she want? >> she

but the movie itself, again it is a slow burning thriller and you are dealing with this gillian flynn who wrote the book adapted her own screen play for the film. they find this perfect balance where it is a sick, disturbing, twisted tone but infused with these very strange moments where you find yourself laughing but you are also on the edge of your seat and you have knots in your stomach. it is a perfect combination of fewer entertain; like a roller coaster. i have seen the movie twice now. first time i never read the book on purpose. i didn't want to know anything. the twist and turns will blow your mind and shock you beyond belief. the lead ago rest deserves an academy award nomination. best thing tyler perry had has ever done in his career. as well as neil patrick harris. >> a lot of people have been talking about the book gone girl guy you go to the movie you might feel better bit. >> the evening, it is pretty much the same as the book. they give you a little different way of getting there. but i think the ending is absolutely brilliant in my personal opinion. i think everybody

it is directed by david fincher and stars ben afleck and based on the novel by gillian flynn.here's a preview of the conversation in full monday night. thank you for joining us. see you then. >> mick dunn, probably the most hated man in america right now, for killing your wife. everyone told us and told us marriage is hard work. not for me and nick. >> as y'all know, my wife, amy elliott dunn, disappeared three days ago. i had nothing to do with the disappearance of my wife. i have nothing to hide. >> you have friend -- she has fs to talk to? >> not really. you don't know her friends or her blood type. >> a good guy. you don't like him. i'm being nice to the people who are volunteering to help amy. >> have you ever seen those glasses before? >> amy attracts admirers. whoever took her is bound to bring her back. >> tell me what this means. amy treasure hunt. seen this girl? i remember her. know you. i saw you at the volunteer. i wanted to help. >> what did she want? a gun. we are all scared but here now. >> i feel like something to be jetsonned, if necessary. i feel like i coul