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Horror film ‘Undertone’ and Venice winner ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ also open.
‘Mario’ beats predecessor’s start; ‘The Drama’ scores highest opening ever for an A24-produced film.
‘Project Hail Mary’ is already Amazon MGM Studios’ highest-grossing film in the territory.
Further releases include ‘They Will Kill You’ and ‘Splitsville’.
‘Project Hail Mary’, ‘Dhurandhar 2’ record best-ever openings for Amazon MGM and Indian film, respectively.
Also new this weekend: Disney’s ’Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come’ and Kaleidoscope’s ’The Land Of Sometimes’.
Universal’s ‘Reminders Of Him’ and Studiocanal’s ‘How To Make A Killing’ opened in top five.
Further releases include ‘Resurrection’, ‘The Love That Remains’ and ‘Everybody To Kenmure Street’.
‘Wuthering Heights’ crosses £23m; ‘Scream 7’ tops £6m; but overall takings fall again.
‘Wuthering Heights’, ‘GOAT’ made up for ‘Bridget Jones’ deficiency.
President and CEO talks upgrades, box office hits, Paramount-WBD merger.
Iris Knobloch eloquently set the scene for the festival in the current geopolitical context, while Thierry Fremaux rambled through an eclectic lineup.
“We apologise unreservedly to the Black community,” said Bafta’s board of trustees.