Ryan Gosling Slays in Tighty Whities

Besides possible closure and justice for three aching families, the other good thing to come out of Andrew Jarecki's stunning documentary, "The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst," is discovering that he had previously directed a little-seen fictional account of the story, which starred Ryan Gosling as the creepy real estate scion. If you've seen Bob then you know this was most generous casting ... apparently money can buy just about anything!

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On HBO’s ‘The Jinx,’ Robert Durst Says He ‘Killed Them All’

I've been raving about Andrew Jarecki's latest documentary, "The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst," and now that its jaw-dropping conclusion has aired, all I can add is this: If you thought "The Jinx" was good, Jarecki's 2003 film, "Capturing the Friedmans" -- save for the last three minutes of Sunday night's conclusion -- is even better. It's streaming now on HuluPlus and no, I'm not getting a kickback. #JustGiveHimTheEmmyNow

The funniest thing about "The Jinx" is that if it had been fictional, viewers would have hated how it ended because it was too far-fetched! My brother, however, remains disgruntled because they neglected to cover the time Bob got arrested for peeing on a candy rack at CVS, which his lawyers blamed on Asperger's syndrome!