When Gillian Flynn published her third novel, Gone Girl, back in 2012, it became an instant bestseller. It was perhaps little surprise that a film adaptation of the book was immediately commissioned. However, what has been quite intriguing is the manner in which the David Fincher film has become such an enduring classic that has now remained relevant for over a decade, as it follows Nick Dunne (Ben Affleck) as he struggles to respond to his wife’s disappearance when it begins to look as though he may be responsible for it.
