With Ashton Kutcher in the arms of Demi Moore and Brittany Murphy kicked to the kerb, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment have decided to stem the questions of the sanctity of marriage and the powerful force of quickie divorces with a newly-wed survey of 100 men and 100 women in conjunction with the UK release of the Murphy/Kutcher film, Just Married onto DVD and video.
The survey echoes the Just Married movie with questions on first arguments after getting married to sex on a wedding night (less than a third did not consummate on the first night) and whether or not it was with the aid of sex toys (7% for both men and women).
Then the questions move on to infidelity with over half the men surveyed having thoughts of cheating inside the first year. Finishing things off, the survey resembles the current state of affairs between Moore and Kutcher on questioning the influence of children and family and just how old was too old before dating someone older. Ten years looked to be a ripe year for getting it on with an older partner. Two-thirds said that they would date some one ten years older with the numbers dropping to less than half with another five years difference.
The survey was totally without questions on divorces or prenuptial agreements.
With Ashton Kutcher in the arms of Demi Moore and Brittany Murphy kicked to the kerb, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment have decided to stem the questions of the sanctity of marriage with a newly-wed survey of 100 men and 100 women shortly after releasing the Murphy/Kutcher film, Just Married onto DVD and video.
Written on Wednesday, 20 August 2003