File:The Divorce Party (2019) - Nixon Ragnar scene.jpg

Summary

Description: Nate (Thomas Cocquerel), frontal/three-quarter view, standing beside a bedroom window next to an open memento box of photo strips (a small white flower and a wall-mounted framed photograph are also visible), wearing the same striped polo shirt as the previously cataloged image, with the Nixon Ragnar clearly visible on his raised left wrist -- square dark case, charcoal-gray dial, red seconds hand, and brown leather strap are all clearly discernible, more so than in the previously cataloged frame; dial text/date window are still not legible at this resolution. The matching striped polo, cream walls, small flower, and wall-mounted framed photograph shared with the previously cataloged image's set dressing indicate this is the same overall scene, captured from a different angle/moment (front-on, box of photo strips) than the previously stored profile shot. Frame extracted from the film's official theatrical trailer, which reuses actual footage shot for the film rather than unique promotional B-roll. Source URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJyAopOL8CI (timestamp ~1:04 / 64.1s into "THE DIVORCE PARTY Official Trailer (EXCLUSIVE 2019) Comedy Movie HD", reposted by YouTube channel "ONE Media") Source publisher: Gravitas Ventures (film distributor and trailer copyright holder). A search of Gravitas Ventures' own YouTube channel did not surface an upload of this trailer, so the frame was retrieved via a third-party repost of the official trailer instead. The identical shot, including an identical small corner icon in the same screen position, also appears in a second, independently run repost at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZnCWxMJU5w (channel "New Movie Trailers"), indicating both reposts share a common trailer master rather than either channel having added its own overlay. Retrieved: 2026-08-15 License or editorial purpose: Editorial identification/commentary fair use -- frame capture used to identify an on-screen watch model, on the same basis as the previously cataloged image. Modifications: Frame extraction plus two crops, both allowed under the scene-cropping rule. Downloaded the source video at native 1920x1080 (yt-dlp format 137) and extracted the frame at 64.1s with ffmpeg, then: (1) removed the video's encoded black letterbox bars, top and bottom -- row-brightness analysis showed content rows 140-939 of the 1080px height averaging >85/255 while rows above 140 and at/below 939 averaged <2/255 -- leaving 1920x799 at the film's native ~2.4:1 theatrical aspect ratio; (2) excised a small semi-transparent circular icon (an info/channel-style bug, not part of the film) baked into this trailer copy in the bottom-right corner, by cropping the right edge from x=1920 to x=1800 (the icon's left edge fell within x=1810-1920; the crop leaves a small safety margin). Final frame is 1800x799px. The cataloged watch, the wearer's face, and effectively all scene context (window, blinds, memento box, flower, wall-mounted frame, most of the headboard) survive intact; only a sliver of pillow/headboard at the far right edge was lost along with the icon. No upscaling, no sharpening, no inpainting, no watermark removal beyond the excision described above. Related page: The Divorce Party (2019)