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‘One Battle After Another’ up to £8.3m.
Further new titles include horror ‘Good Boy’ and drama ‘Plainclothes’.
‘The Smashing Machine’ opens in fourth; Harris Dickinson’s ‘Urchin’ makes decent start.
‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’, ‘Downton Abbey 3’ boosted takings.
Further releases include ‘Urchin’, ‘Him’ and ‘The Smashing Machine’.
Disney’s ‘Hamilton’ release lands in second place.
Further titles include ‘Billy Elliot’ and ‘Hamilton’ re-releases as well as ‘The Strangers: Chapter 2’.
Same titles in top five as ‘The Long Walk’ holds well for Lionsgate.
’The Glassworker’, ’Happyend’ and ‘Ghost Trail’ also open.
Lionsgate’s ‘The Long Walk’ also saw a solid opening.
Executive will oversee worldwide marketing and distribution, reporting to Dana Goldberg & Josh Greenstein.
Exhibitors suggest a growing youth audience is driving the upswing in admissions.
Day-Lewis gave a Screen Talk as part of the BFI London Film Festival.