The promotional machine for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is up and preparing to crush the competition in the run-up to its theatrical bow next week and Entertainment Tonight, the show that once gave Cosmo Kramer seizures, has a preview of the forthcoming film. You can watch it here below.

There’s a bit of footage from the David Fincher-directed film along with interviews with stars Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara in the two-minute preview. If you’ve seen the various regular and extended trailers you won’t find anything new here. Mara discusses how she approached the character of Lisbeth Salander and Craig talks about shooting in the frigid climate of Sweden.

Columbia Pictures has released an even longer trailer for the upcoming David Fincher film The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which you can watch here below.

The 8-minute trailer was first made available last week at iTunes when the soundtrack went up for pre-order. Despite being more than three times longer than the average trailer, the extended scenes presented in this trailer (complete with an original score composed by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross) have a nice, orderly flow to them and don’t reveal too much of the story.

The release of David Fincher‘s much-anticipated remake of the epic Swedish crime thriller The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is less than three weeks away. Today, composers Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, who previously collaborated with Fincher on the Oscar-winning score for The Social Network, have released a 6-track, 35-minute sampler of their three-hour soundtrack for Dragon Tattoo available for free download.

You can get the sampler by entering your e-mail address in the widget here below and a link to the download will be sent to your inbox. The six songs are also streaming online, so you can listen right here below as well.

With its debut just a handful of weeks away, the promotional machine behind the upcoming David Fincher film The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo keeps on keeping on.

This time, in small form. A minute long TV spot has been released for the film, and while it doesn’t show an absolutely groundbreaking amount of new footage, this spot does one thing insanely well: reiterate why everyone is talking about this sucker.

Watch the TV spot here below.

Just in time for Halloween and tailor-made for us non-girly girls, Swedish retailer H&M is launching a line of clothing and accessories inspired by the newly remade The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo movie, which is based on Stieg Larsson‘s bestselling book of the same name.

Costume designer Trish Summerville (from the remake, not the original made waaaay back in 2009) designed the line for H&M in the hopes that every girl will want to look like gothy anti-social Asperger-burdened computer hacker and main character, Lisbeth Salander (portrayed in the upcoming film by Rooney Mara).