Anne Hathaway's thriller Verity loses 500 theaters in third weekend
The psychological thriller opened at No. 1 in October with about $32 million in North America, then saw its run reach $120 million before its theater count fell.
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What happened
The film Verity, starring Anne Hathaway, opened at No. 1 on October 2 with about $32 million in North America. By its third weekend it had been pulled from 500 theaters, after a $120 million box office run. Reports describe a steady decline in earnings following its strong start.
Why it matters
The film's earnings are falling steadily after a strong opening, and it has a reported production budget of about $40 million.
Timeline
- Oct 2: Verity opens at No. 1 at the North American box office with about $32 million.
- Oct 17, 7:01 PM ET: The film leaves 500 theaters after a $120 million box office run.
- Oct 17, 8:32 PM ET: Its third weekend shows a major drop in numbers, extending the steady decline in earnings.
Coverage
- Verity Delivers At The Box Office With Tense Drama And Eerie Suspense. (Scenes in Color)
- Anne Hathaway's ‘Verity’ faces a major decline in numbers in its third weekend, losing 500 theatres after the second weekend decline (Times of India)
- Anne Hathaway's Critically Panned Thriller Officially Leaves 500 Theaters After a $120M Box Office Run (movieweb.com)
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