Ryan Gosling on Robert Durst: 'He's a Complicated Guy'
As the press and fans alike react to the surprise ending to the HBO documentary, The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst, in which Durst himself mumbles âhe killed them allâ in the privacy of a bathroom, Ryan Gosling reflects on playing a fictionalized version of the real estate heir. NEWS: Robert Durst Says 'He Killed Them All' in Final Moments of HBO Doc At SXSW promoting Lost River, Gosling was asked about portraying Durst in the 2010 film, All Good Things, which was directed by Andrew Jarecki -- the same filmmaker behind The Jinx.  "Heâs a very complicated guy,â he told the Los Angeles Times. NEWS: Why 'Serial' Fans Will Want to Watch 'The Jinx' âOh, boy. How can you know? You canât, " he said when asked if he thought Durst was responsible for the disappearance of his wife Kathleen and the murders of Susan Berman and Morris Black.  "He either did or he didnât. And even if all of it or none of it or some of it might be true, thereâs just no way to really know. Maybe thereâs more being revealed in this documentary than we knew at the time that we made the film.â In the same interview, Gosling revealed that he had not actually seen the documentary yet, waiting for it all to air before binge-watching the entire thing. But he did commend Jarecki for producing both projects. NEWS: Robert Durst Arrested on Murder Warrant âI thought Andrew did such a great job with âCapturing the Friedmansâ of doing that in a way I hadnât really seen. And we tried that with [All Good Things],â he said. âBut I think itâs great heâs making this. Heâs the only person that could tell Robertâs story. "