Love Actually (2003)

Love Actually
Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $60,104,551Details
International Box Office $186,244,221Details
Worldwide Box Office $246,348,772
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Synopsis

Nine intertwined stories examine the complexities of the one emotion that connects us all: love. Among the characters explored are David, the handsome newly elected British prime minister who falls for a young junior staffer, Sarah, a graphic designer whose devotion to her mentally ill brother complicates her love life, and Harry, a married man tempted by his attractive new secretary.

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$6,886,080 (11.5% of total gross)
Legs:6.91 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:24.4% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$45,000,000 (worldwide box office is 5.5 times production budget)
Theater counts:576 opening theaters/1,870 max. theaters, 6.6 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $106,846,681

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: November 7th, 2003 (Limited) by Universal
November 14th, 2003 (Expands Wide) by Universal
December 8th, 2023 (Wide) by Universal (20th Anniversary Reissue)
International Releases: November 20th, 2003 (Wide), released as Láska nebeská (Czech Republic)
November 20th, 2003 (Wide) (Netherlands)
November 20th, 2003 (Wide) (New Zealand)
November 21st, 2003 (Wide) (United Kingdom)
December 5th, 2003 (Wide) (South Korea)
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Video Release: March 19th, 2004 by Universal Pictures UK
April 27th, 2004 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: R for sexuality, nudity and language
Running Time: 135 minutes
Comparisons: vs. Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason
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Keywords: Romance, Language Barrier, Political, Relationship Advice, First Love, Romantic Comedy, Ensemble, Porn Business, Relationships Gone Wrong
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Working Title Films
Production Countries: France, United Kingdom, United States
Languages: English, French, Portuguese

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Biggest 6th Weekend Limited Release 60 $2,114,095 Dec 12, 2003 38
Biggest 5th Weekend Limited Release 32 $3,561,360 Dec 5, 2003 31
Biggest 4th Weekend Limited Release 7 $8,218,630 Nov 28, 2003 24
Thanksgiving (All Movies, 3-Day) 187 $8,218,630 Nov 28, 2003 24
Thanksgiving (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 193 $14,978,897 Nov 28, 2003 24
Thanksgiving (All Movies, 5-Day) 173 $11,418,630 Nov 28, 2003 24
Thanksgiving (All Movies, 5-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 157 $17,345,706 Nov 28, 2003 24
Biggest 3rd Weekend Limited Release 2 $8,644,555 Nov 21, 2003 17
Biggest 2nd Weekend Limited Release 2 $8,698,030 Nov 14, 2003 10
Veterans Day (All Movies, 3-Day) 106 $8,698,030 Nov 14, 2003 10
Veterans Day (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 103 $15,852,624 Nov 14, 2003 10
Biggest Opening Weekend Limited Release 4 $6,886,080 Nov 7, 2003 3
Widest Expansion Limited Release 46 1,294 Nov 7, 2003 0

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Nov 7, 2003 6 $6,886,080   576 $11,955   $6,886,080 1
Nov 14, 2003 6 $8,698,030 +26% 1,177 $7,390   $18,861,700 2
Nov 21, 2003 5 $8,644,555 -1% 1,690 $5,115   $30,436,985 3
Nov 28, 2003 9 $8,218,630 -5% 1,706 $4,817   $43,390,140 4
Dec 5, 2003 10 $3,561,360 -57% 1,672 $2,130   $48,743,275 5
Dec 12, 2003 12 $2,114,095 -41% 1,566 $1,350   $52,171,570 6
Dec 19, 2003 14 $1,145,395 -46% 902 $1,270   $54,184,810 7
Dec 26, 2003 21 $828,365 -28% 408 $2,030   $55,885,240 8
Jan 2, 2004 23 $732,755 -12% 406 $1,805   $57,429,915 9
Jan 9, 2004 24 $422,585 -42% 379 $1,115   $58,106,275 10
Jan 16, 2004 28 $280,840 -34% 238 $1,180   $58,563,505 11
Jan 23, 2004 32 $198,970 -29% 202 $985   $58,887,405 12
Jan 30, 2004 37 $113,880 -43% 146 $780   $59,077,025 13
Feb 6, 2004 44 $99,895 -12% 135 $740   $59,221,440 14
Feb 13, 2004 43 $94,890 -5% 111 $855   $59,353,450 15
Feb 27, 2004 74 $22,745   37 $615   $59,472,278 17
Dec 8, 2023 - $283,956   927 $306   $59,863,241 1,049
Dec 15, 2023 - $27,390 -90% 124 $221   $60,074,946 1,050

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Nov 7, 2003 6 $2,080,000     576 $3,611   $2,080,000 1
Nov 8, 2003 6 $2,862,720 +38%   576 $4,970   $4,936,320 2
Nov 9, 2003 5 $1,949,760 -32%   576 $3,385   $6,886,080 3
Nov 10, 2003 5 $824,000 -58%   576 $1,431   $7,710,000 4
Nov 11, 2003 5 $1,097,000 +33%   576 $1,905   $8,807,000 5
Nov 12, 2003 4 $662,000 -40%   576 $1,149   $9,470,000 6
Nov 13, 2003 4 $694,000 +5%   576 $1,205   $10,164,000 7
Nov 14, 2003 4 $2,661,000 +283% +28% 1,177 $2,261   $12,825,000 8
Nov 15, 2003 6 $3,772,285 +42% +32% 1,177 $3,205   $16,560,665 9
Nov 16, 2003 6 $2,301,035 -39% +18% 1,177 $1,955   $18,861,700 10
Nov 17, 2003 4 $659,000 -71% -20% 1,177 $560   $19,521,000 11
Nov 18, 2003 4 $836,000 +27% -24% 1,177 $710   $20,356,000 12
Nov 19, 2003 4 $689,000 -18% +4% 1,177 $585   $21,045,000 13
Nov 20, 2003 4 $747,000 +8% +8% 1,177 $635   $21,792,000 14
Nov 21, 2003 5 $2,700,000 +261% +1% 1,687 $1,600   $24,500,000 15
Nov 22, 2003 5 $3,743,555 +39% -1% 1,690 $2,215   $28,214,635 16
Nov 23, 2003 5 $2,222,350 -41% -3% 1,690 $1,315   $30,436,985 17
Nov 24, 2003 5 $692,000 -69% +5% 1,690 $409   $31,129,000 18
Nov 25, 2003 5 $989,000 +43% +18% 1,690 $585   $32,118,000 19
Nov 26, 2003 9 $1,400,000 +42% +103% 1,706 $821   $33,500,000 20
Nov 27, 2003 9 $1,800,000 +29% +141% 1,706 $1,055   $35,300,000 21
Nov 28, 2003 9 $3,400,000 +89% +26% 1,706 $1,993   $38,700,000 22
Nov 29, 2003 8 $3,316,590 -2% -11% 1,706 $1,944   $41,736,130 23
Nov 30, 2003 9 $1,654,010 -50% -26% 1,706 $970   $43,390,140 24
Dec 1, 2003 9 $412,000 -75% -40% 1,714 $240   $43,802,000 25
Dec 2, 2003 8 $488,000 +18% -51% 1,714 $285   $44,291,000 26
Dec 3, 2003 8 $437,000 -10% -69% 1,714 $255   $44,728,000 27
Dec 4, 2003 8 $454,000 +4% -75% 1,714 $265   $45,182,000 28
Dec 5, 2003 10 $1,100,000 +142% -68% 1,870 $588   $46,300,000 29
Dec 6, 2003 10 $1,538,240 +40% -54% 1,672 $920   $47,848,755 30
Dec 7, 2003 10 $894,520 -42% -46% 1,672 $535   $48,743,275 31
Dec 8, 2003 10 $277,000 -69% -33% 1,672 $166   $49,020,000 32
Dec 9, 2003 7 $360,000 +30% -26% 1,672 $215   $49,379,000 33
Dec 10, 2003 8 $334,000 -7% -24% 1,672 $200   $49,714,000 34
Dec 11, 2003 7 $344,000 +3% -24% 1,672 $206   $50,058,000 35
Dec 15, 2003 10 $226,000   -18% 1,566 $144   $52,398,000 39
Dec 16, 2003 9 $266,000 +18% -26% 1,566 $170   $52,664,000 40
Jan 19, 2004 31 $49,985     238 $210   $58,613,490 74
Feb 16, 2004 49 $11,655     111 $105   $59,365,105 102
Dec 8, 2023 - $89,786     927 $97   $59,669,071 7,337
Dec 9, 2023 - $110,185 +23%   927 $119   $59,779,256 7,338
Dec 10, 2023 - $83,985 -24%   927 $91   $59,863,241 7,339
Dec 11, 2023 - $40,955 -51%   927 $44   $59,904,196 7,340
Dec 12, 2023 - $58,180 +42%   927 $63   $59,962,376 7,341
Dec 13, 2023 - $49,340 -15%   927 $53   $60,011,716 7,342
Dec 14, 2023 - $35,840 -27%   927 $39   $60,047,556 7,343
Dec 15, 2023 - $6,870 -81% -92% 124 $55   $60,054,426 7,344
Dec 16, 2023 - $11,610 +69% -89% 124 $94   $60,066,036 7,345
Dec 17, 2023 - $8,910 -23% -89% 124 $72   $60,074,946 7,346
Dec 18, 2023 - $3,285 -63% -92% 124 $26   $60,078,231 7,347
Dec 19, 2023 - $3,045 -7% -95% 124 $25   $60,081,276 7,348
Dec 20, 2023 - $13,090 +330% -73% 124 $106   $60,094,366 7,349
Dec 21, 2023 - $10,185 -22% -72% 124 $82   $60,104,551 7,350

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Nov 7, 2003 5 $10,163,670   576 $17,645   $10,163,670 1
Nov 14, 2003 5 $11,628,760 +14% 1,177 $9,880   $21,792,430 2
Nov 21, 2003 5 $13,379,080 +15% 1,690 $7,917   $35,171,510 3
Nov 28, 2003 9 $10,010,405 -25% 1,706 $5,868   $45,181,915 4
Dec 5, 2003 10 $4,875,560 -51% 1,672 $2,916   $50,057,475 5
Dec 12, 2003 13 $2,981,940 -39% 1,566 $1,904   $53,039,415 6
Dec 19, 2003 13 $2,017,460 -32% 902 $2,237   $55,056,875 7
Dec 26, 2003 22 $1,640,285 -19% 408 $4,020   $56,697,160 8
Jan 2, 2004 22 $986,530 -40% 406 $2,430   $57,683,690 9
Jan 9, 2004 24 $598,975 -39% 379 $1,580   $58,282,665 10
Jan 16, 2004 29 $405,770 -32% 238 $1,705   $58,688,435 11
Jan 23, 2004 31 $274,710 -32% 202 $1,360   $58,963,145 12
Jan 30, 2004 38 $158,400 -42% 146 $1,085   $59,121,545 13
Feb 6, 2004 44 $137,015 -14% 135 $1,015   $59,258,560 14
Feb 27, 2004 68 $22,745   37 $615   $59,472,278 17
Dec 8, 2023 21 $468,271   927 $505   $60,047,556 1,049
Dec 15, 2023 33 $56,995 -88% 124 $460   $60,104,551 1,050

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory Release
Date
Opening
Weekend
Opening
Weekend
Screens
Maximum
Screens
Theatrical
Engagements
Total
Box Office
Report
Date
Australia 12/26/2003 $2,215,302 303 303 868 $4,286,422 8/12/2024
Belgium 2/9/2024 $0000$0
Czech Republic 11/20/2003 $0 0 61 114 $98,272 12/27/2023
Japan 12/6/2024 $0000$0
Netherlands 11/20/2003 $0 0 84 133 $61,908 12/11/2023
New Zealand 11/20/2003 $0 0 29 142 $2,004,726 1/4/2024
Russia (CIS) 12/11/2003 $0 0 79 107 $48,370 1/11/2022
Slovakia 12/14/2023 $5,904 24 24 33 $12,618 12/27/2023
South Africa 12/15/2023 $0000$0
South Korea 12/5/2003 $0 0 232 786 $1,843,325 12/27/2023
Turkey 12/29/2023 $1,716 10 10 10 $64,123 1/4/2024
United Kingdom 11/21/2003 $0 0 413 1,703 $47,379,032 1/3/2024
 
Rest of World $130,445,425
 
International Total$186,244,221 8/12/2024

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Jul 3, 20112916,142 70,160$100,080$436,479375
Jul 10, 20112914,304-11% 84,464$92,833$529,312376
Aug 14, 20112515,512 151,179$87,333$934,824381
Aug 21, 20112812,837-17% 164,016$74,198$1,009,022382
Aug 28, 20112811,535-10% 175,551$71,517$1,080,539383
Dec 25, 20112695,179 430,207$658,639$2,971,341400
Oct 9, 20162514,078 971,290$97,562$7,699,951650
Oct 16, 20162510,563-25% 981,853$72,687$7,772,638651
Oct 30, 20162714,643 1,010,231$99,463$7,966,757653
Nov 6, 20162014,183-3% 1,024,414$92,026$8,058,783654
Nov 13, 20162011,957-16% 1,036,371$72,591$8,131,374655
Nov 20, 20161810,776-10% 1,047,147$60,865$8,192,239656
Dec 25, 20162749,494 1,206,628$405,039$9,125,517661
Dec 3, 20172828,271 1,318,452$192,777$10,004,421710
Dec 10, 20172519,320-32% 1,337,772$131,619$10,136,040711
Dec 17, 20172221,608+12% 1,359,380$147,053$10,283,093712
Dec 24, 20172035,412+64% 1,394,792$240,911$10,524,004713
Dec 31, 20172016,065-55% 1,410,857$109,224$10,633,228714
Jan 7, 2018277,302-55% 1,418,159$49,825$10,683,053715
Jan 14, 2018237,564+4% 1,425,723$51,850$10,734,903716
Dec 22, 20193029,811 1,624,293$132,152$11,965,265817

Netflix Daily Charts

DateRankDays In
Top 10
Vierwership
Score
Dec 6, 202181 3
Dec 11, 202192 5
Dec 12, 202173 9
Dec 13, 202184 12
Dec 19, 202185 15
Dec 20, 202186 18
Dec 21, 202197 20
Dec 22, 202178 24
Dec 23, 202189 27
Dec 24, 2021510 33
Dec 25, 2021411 40
Dec 26, 2021412 47
Dec 27, 2021913 49

DEG Watched At Home Top 20 Charts

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Lead Ensemble Members

Hugh Grant The Prime Minister
Liam Neeson Daniel
Colin Firth Jamie
Laura Linney Sarah
Emma Thompson Karen
Alan Rickman Harry
Keira Knightley Juliet
Martine McCutcheon Natalie
Bill Nighy Billy Mack
Rowan Atkinson Rufus, jewellery salesman

Supporting Cast

Andrew Lincoln Mark
Chiwetel Ejiofor Peter
Gregor Fisher Joe
Heike Makatsch Mia
Kris Marshall Colin Frissell
Lucia Moniz Aurelia
Martin Freeman John
Rodrigo Santoro Karl
Thomas Brodie-Sangster Sam
Rory MacGregor Engineer
Sienna Guillory Jamie's Girlfriend
Lulu Popplewell Daisy
Joanna Page Just Judy
Nina Sosanya Annie
Frank Moorey Terence, Who's in Charge
Jill Freud Pat the Housekeeper
Tim Hatwell Vicar
Lynden David Hall The Wedding Singer
Jont Whittington Guitarist
Dan Fredenburgh Jamie's Bad Brother
Julia Davis Nancy the Caterer
Abdul Salis Tony
Alan Barnes Movie Director
Shaughan Seymour Movie Cameraman
Helen Murton Funeral Priest
Edward Hardwicke Sam's Grandfather
Caroline John Sam's Grandmother
Gemma Ashton Family Mourner
Matt Harvey Family Mourner
Adrian Preater Family Mourner
Joanna Thaw Family Mourner
Junior Simpson Wedding DJ
Brian Bovell Radio Waford DJ
Sarah McDougall Receptionist
Marcus Brigstocke Mikey, DJ Interviewer
Richard Hawley Alex, Deputy Prime Minister
Wyllie Longmore Jeremy
Gillian Barge Cabinet Minister
Richard Wills-Cotton Cabinet Minister
Kate Bowes Renna Cabinet Minister
Kate Glover Cabinet Minister
Nicola McRoy Cabinet Minister
Anthony McPartlin Ant
Declan Donnelly Dec
Elizabeth Margoni Eleonore
Billy Bob Thornton President of US
Peter Marinker U.S. Expert
Keir Charles Press Conference Reporter
Doraly Rosen Press Conference Reporter
Meg Wynn Owen PM's Secretary
Carol Carey Natalie's Replacement
Jo Whiley Radio DJ
Sarah Atkinson Billy's Video Vixen
Clare Bennett Billy's Video Vixen
Sarah Holland Billy's Video Vixen
Vicki Murdoch Billy's Video Vixen
Meredith Ostrom Billy's Video Vixen
Katherine Poulton Billy's Video Vixen
Tuuli Tuuli Billy's Video Vixen
Michael Parkinson Parky
Michael Fitzgerald Michael, Sarah's Brother
Ciaran O'Driscoll Hospital Patient
William Wadham Bernie, Karen's Son
Catia Duarte Language Student
Igor Urdenko Language Student
Nat Udom Language Student
Ines Boughanmi Language Student
Yuk Sim Yau Language Student
John Sharian Wisconsin Taxi Driver
Glenn Conroy Barman
Ivana Milicevic Stacey, American Dreamgirl
January Jones Jeannie, American Angel
Elisha Cuthbert Carol-Anne, American Goddess
Wes Butters Radio 1 Chart Show DJ
Laura Rees Record Company Executive
Emma Buckley Jamie's Sister
Sheila Allen Jamie's Mum
Terry Reece PM's Chauffeur, Terry
Colin Coull PM's Bodyguard, Gavin
Margery Mason Harris Street Old Lady
Katharine Bailey Harris Street Little Girl
Tiffany Boysell Her Friend
Georgia Flint Her Friend
Joanna Bacon Natalie's Mum
Bill Moody Natalie's Dad
Billy Campbell Natalie's Octopus Brother, Keith
Paul Slack John's Brother
Adam Godley Mr. Trench
Olivia Olson Joanna Anderson
Ruby Turner Mrs. Jean Anderson
Amanda Garwood Backing-Singer Teacher
Arturo Venegas Mr. Anderson
Claudia Schiffer Carol
Patrick Delaney Tommy, Carol's Son
Helder Costa Mr. Barros
Carla Vasconcelos Sophia Barros
Stewart Howson Airport Gate Man
Jamie Edgell Airport Guard
Dave Fisher Airport Guard
Paul Heasman Airport Guard
Tony Lucken Airport Guard
Raul Atalaia Restaurant Proprietor
Nancy Sorrell Greta
Shannon Elizabeth Harriet, the Sexy One
Denise Richards Carla, the Real Friendly One

For a description of the different acting role types we use to categorize acting perfomances, see our Glossary.

Production and Technical Credits

Richard Curtis Director
Richard Curtis Screenwriter
Duncan Kenworthy Producer
Tim Bevan Producer
Eric Fellner Producer
Nick Moore Editor
Michael Coulter Director of Photography
Jim Clay Production Designer
Chris Thompson Line Producer
Joanna Johnston Costume Designer
Debra Hayward Co-Producer
Liza Chasin Co-Producer
Craig Armstrong Composer
Mary Selway Casting Director
Christopher Newman Assistant Director
Tori Parry Production Manager
Jonathan McKinstry Supervising Art Director
Rod McLean Art Director
Justin Warburton-Brown Art Director
Caroline Smith Set Decorator
Mark Ferguson Costume Supervisor
David Stephenson Sound Mixer
Robin O'Donoghue Re-recording Mixer
Richard Street Re-recording Mixer
Graham Daniel Re-recording Mixer
Glenn Freemantle Supervising Sound Editor
Mark Heslop Sound Effects Editor
Gillian Dodders Dialogue Editor
Michael Price Music Editor
Jon Olive Music Editor
Graham Johnston Make-up and Hair Designer
Craig Armstrong Music Producer
Nick Angel Music Supervisor
Fiona Weir Casting Director
Lee Sheward Stunt Coordinator

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.

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Leftovers for Thanksgivings

December 1st, 2003

While all but one for the movies opening over the 5-day Thanksgiving weekend failed to make a big splash at the box office, the holdovers picked up the slack. The extra helpings of family films helped this Thanksgiving weekend 7% up from last year for the 3-day weekend. But a weak Wednesday / Thursday lead to a 6% drop for the 5-day weekend. The mixed results sent 2003's box office a little further behind 2002. More...

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November 25th, 2003


The Cat in the Hat takes Top Spot

November 24th, 2003


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November 21st, 2003


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November 18th, 2003


Elf is the Master at the Box Office

November 18th, 2003


Who will be the Master of the Box Office?

November 14th, 2003


Wide Releases Dominate Per Theatre Average

November 12th, 2003


The Matrix Boogaloo

November 11th, 2003


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November 7th, 2003


Movie Websites Launches for October 24 - October 30

October 30th, 2003


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October 23rd, 2003


Movie Websites Launches for September 18 - September 24

September 24th, 2003



  1. Summary
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  8. Trailer

Synopsis

Nine intertwined stories examine the complexities of the one emotion that connects us all: love. Among the characters explored are David, the handsome newly elected British prime minister who falls for a young junior staffer, Sarah, a graphic designer whose devotion to her mentally ill brother complicates her love life, and Harry, a married man tempted by his attractive new secretary.

Metrics

Opening Weekend:$6,886,080 (11.5% of total gross)
Legs:6.91 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:24.4% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$45,000,000 (worldwide box office is 5.5 times production budget)
Theater counts:576 opening theaters/1,870 max. theaters, 6.6 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $106,846,681

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: November 7th, 2003 (Limited) by Universal
November 14th, 2003 (Expands Wide) by Universal
December 8th, 2023 (Wide) by Universal (20th Anniversary Reissue)
International Releases: November 20th, 2003 (Wide), released as Láska nebeská (Czech Republic)
November 20th, 2003 (Wide) (Netherlands)
November 20th, 2003 (Wide) (New Zealand)
November 21st, 2003 (Wide) (United Kingdom)
December 5th, 2003 (Wide) (South Korea)
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Video Release: March 19th, 2004 by Universal Pictures UK
April 27th, 2004 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: R for sexuality, nudity and language
Running Time: 135 minutes
Comparisons: vs. Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason
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Keywords: Romance, Language Barrier, Political, Relationship Advice, First Love, Romantic Comedy, Ensemble, Porn Business, Relationships Gone Wrong
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Working Title Films
Production Countries: France, United Kingdom, United States
Languages: English, French, Portuguese

Ranking on other Records and Milestones

RecordRankAmountChart
Date
Days In
Release
Biggest 6th Weekend Limited Release 60 $2,114,095 Dec 12, 2003 38
Biggest 5th Weekend Limited Release 32 $3,561,360 Dec 5, 2003 31
Biggest 4th Weekend Limited Release 7 $8,218,630 Nov 28, 2003 24
Thanksgiving (All Movies, 3-Day) 187 $8,218,630 Nov 28, 2003 24
Thanksgiving (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 193 $14,978,897 Nov 28, 2003 24
Thanksgiving (All Movies, 5-Day) 173 $11,418,630 Nov 28, 2003 24
Thanksgiving (All Movies, 5-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 157 $17,345,706 Nov 28, 2003 24
Biggest 3rd Weekend Limited Release 2 $8,644,555 Nov 21, 2003 17
Biggest 2nd Weekend Limited Release 2 $8,698,030 Nov 14, 2003 10
Veterans Day (All Movies, 3-Day) 106 $8,698,030 Nov 14, 2003 10
Veterans Day (All Movies, 3-Day, Inflation Adjusted) 103 $15,852,624 Nov 14, 2003 10
Biggest Opening Weekend Limited Release 4 $6,886,080 Nov 7, 2003 3
Widest Expansion Limited Release 46 1,294 Nov 7, 2003 0

Lead Ensemble Members

Hugh Grant The Prime Minister
Liam Neeson Daniel
Colin Firth Jamie
Laura Linney Sarah
Emma Thompson Karen
Alan Rickman Harry
Keira Knightley Juliet
Martine McCutcheon Natalie
Bill Nighy Billy Mack
Rowan Atkinson Rufus, jewellery salesman

Supporting Cast

Andrew Lincoln Mark
Chiwetel Ejiofor Peter
Gregor Fisher Joe
Heike Makatsch Mia
Kris Marshall Colin Frissell
Lucia Moniz Aurelia
Martin Freeman John
Rodrigo Santoro Karl
Thomas Brodie-Sangster Sam
Rory MacGregor Engineer
Sienna Guillory Jamie's Girlfriend
Lulu Popplewell Daisy
Joanna Page Just Judy
Nina Sosanya Annie
Frank Moorey Terence, Who's in Charge
Jill Freud Pat the Housekeeper
Tim Hatwell Vicar
Lynden David Hall The Wedding Singer
Jont Whittington Guitarist
Dan Fredenburgh Jamie's Bad Brother
Julia Davis Nancy the Caterer
Abdul Salis Tony
Alan Barnes Movie Director
Shaughan Seymour Movie Cameraman
Helen Murton Funeral Priest
Edward Hardwicke Sam's Grandfather
Caroline John Sam's Grandmother
Gemma Ashton Family Mourner
Matt Harvey Family Mourner
Adrian Preater Family Mourner
Joanna Thaw Family Mourner
Junior Simpson Wedding DJ
Brian Bovell Radio Waford DJ
Sarah McDougall Receptionist
Marcus Brigstocke Mikey, DJ Interviewer
Richard Hawley Alex, Deputy Prime Minister
Wyllie Longmore Jeremy
Gillian Barge Cabinet Minister
Richard Wills-Cotton Cabinet Minister
Kate Bowes Renna Cabinet Minister
Kate Glover Cabinet Minister
Nicola McRoy Cabinet Minister
Anthony McPartlin Ant
Declan Donnelly Dec
Elizabeth Margoni Eleonore
Billy Bob Thornton President of US
Peter Marinker U.S. Expert
Keir Charles Press Conference Reporter
Doraly Rosen Press Conference Reporter
Meg Wynn Owen PM's Secretary
Carol Carey Natalie's Replacement
Jo Whiley Radio DJ
Sarah Atkinson Billy's Video Vixen
Clare Bennett Billy's Video Vixen
Sarah Holland Billy's Video Vixen
Vicki Murdoch Billy's Video Vixen
Meredith Ostrom Billy's Video Vixen
Katherine Poulton Billy's Video Vixen
Tuuli Tuuli Billy's Video Vixen
Michael Parkinson Parky
Michael Fitzgerald Michael, Sarah's Brother
Ciaran O'Driscoll Hospital Patient
William Wadham Bernie, Karen's Son
Catia Duarte Language Student
Igor Urdenko Language Student
Nat Udom Language Student
Ines Boughanmi Language Student
Yuk Sim Yau Language Student
John Sharian Wisconsin Taxi Driver
Glenn Conroy Barman
Ivana Milicevic Stacey, American Dreamgirl
January Jones Jeannie, American Angel
Elisha Cuthbert Carol-Anne, American Goddess
Wes Butters Radio 1 Chart Show DJ
Laura Rees Record Company Executive
Emma Buckley Jamie's Sister
Sheila Allen Jamie's Mum
Terry Reece PM's Chauffeur, Terry
Colin Coull PM's Bodyguard, Gavin
Margery Mason Harris Street Old Lady
Katharine Bailey Harris Street Little Girl
Tiffany Boysell Her Friend
Georgia Flint Her Friend
Joanna Bacon Natalie's Mum
Bill Moody Natalie's Dad
Billy Campbell Natalie's Octopus Brother, Keith
Paul Slack John's Brother
Adam Godley Mr. Trench
Olivia Olson Joanna Anderson
Ruby Turner Mrs. Jean Anderson
Amanda Garwood Backing-Singer Teacher
Arturo Venegas Mr. Anderson
Claudia Schiffer Carol
Patrick Delaney Tommy, Carol's Son
Helder Costa Mr. Barros
Carla Vasconcelos Sophia Barros
Stewart Howson Airport Gate Man
Jamie Edgell Airport Guard
Dave Fisher Airport Guard
Paul Heasman Airport Guard
Tony Lucken Airport Guard
Raul Atalaia Restaurant Proprietor
Nancy Sorrell Greta
Shannon Elizabeth Harriet, the Sexy One
Denise Richards Carla, the Real Friendly One

For a description of the different acting role types we use to categorize acting perfomances, see our Glossary.

Production and Technical Credits

Richard Curtis Director
Richard Curtis Screenwriter
Duncan Kenworthy Producer
Tim Bevan Producer
Eric Fellner Producer
Nick Moore Editor
Michael Coulter Director of Photography
Jim Clay Production Designer
Chris Thompson Line Producer
Joanna Johnston Costume Designer
Debra Hayward Co-Producer
Liza Chasin Co-Producer
Craig Armstrong Composer
Mary Selway Casting Director
Christopher Newman Assistant Director
Tori Parry Production Manager
Jonathan McKinstry Supervising Art Director
Rod McLean Art Director
Justin Warburton-Brown Art Director
Caroline Smith Set Decorator
Mark Ferguson Costume Supervisor
David Stephenson Sound Mixer
Robin O'Donoghue Re-recording Mixer
Richard Street Re-recording Mixer
Graham Daniel Re-recording Mixer
Glenn Freemantle Supervising Sound Editor
Mark Heslop Sound Effects Editor
Gillian Dodders Dialogue Editor
Michael Price Music Editor
Jon Olive Music Editor
Graham Johnston Make-up and Hair Designer
Craig Armstrong Music Producer
Nick Angel Music Supervisor
Fiona Weir Casting Director
Lee Sheward Stunt Coordinator

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.

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December 8th, 2023

The Boy and the Heron

The movie gods have put together another mix of interesting, but hard to predict, new releases this weekend, led by Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron. After the success of the rather different Godzilla Minus One last weekend, Japanese films are having a bit of a moment, and those two will likely both be in the top four by the end of the weekend. Where they land exactly is a little harder to predict. More...

DVD Releases for April 27, 2004

April 26th, 2004

Every week films get a second chance at success from the home market; or, in some cases, a first chance at success. Here is a list of wide releases, limited releases and a few from the growing TV on DVD section. A couple of selections caught my eye this week, Love Actually - (Buy from Amazon) and Kids in the Hall - Season 1 both of which are my DVD pick of the week. More...

2004 Golden Globe Awards are being Handed out Tonight

January 25th, 2004

With the awards ceremony only hours away, here's one last look at the theatrical nominations for tonight's 61st annual Golden Globes awards. More...

Last in First

January 21st, 2004

The second round of openings for The Last Samurai in as many weeks helped push it to top spot on the international charts. It more than doubled the number of markets it's playing in while adding almost 70% more screens, but only managed to increase its box office by roughly 25%. The weekend figure of $40.6 million pushed its international total to $157.6 million and its worldwide total to over $250 million. But without many major openings left, its weekly numbers may have peaked. More...

Last Weekend on Top for King?

January 13th, 2004

For the first time since it was released, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King had some stiff competition for top spot on the charts. It did still take first place for the fourth weekend in a row with $35.3 million in 51 markets. Including wins in head-to-head competition with second place The Last Samurai. For instance, Return of the King's fourth weekend easily won in the U.K. $6.7 million to Samurai's $4.9 million. It was a closer contest in Germany, but King remained number one $5.5 million to $4.9 million. But with only a couple of mid-level openings this week in Indonesia and the Czech Republic it could drop out of first place next weekend. Its international total $455 million, second for the year surpassing The Matrix Reloaded by less than $1 million and putting it in a virtual tie with The Lion King for 10th all-time. Worldwide it hit $767, which is also second for the year but 13th all-time. More...

King still on Top While Nemo Breaks another Record

January 6th, 2004

As it has since it was first released, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King had a commanding win at the international box office. This weekend's numbers were $58.7 million from 8,826 screens in 45 territories, more than double Finding Nemo in second place. Highlights include $2.3 million opening in Poland and just shy of $1 million opening in Argentina, as well as $13.7 million in the U.K. and $10 million in Germany. Totals for Return of the King now sit at $390.4 million outside the US (3rd for the year, 13th all-time) and $680.8 million worldwide (3rd for the year, and 15th all-time). By next week it should be the highest grossing film for the year. More...

King's International Reign Continues

December 30th, 2003

In just a dozen days of release, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King has already accumulated nearly half a billion dollars. And it is still going strong. This week it commanded $84 million from 38 markets, including $12.5 million from both the U.K. and Germany. It already has more than half the total box office of both its predecessors, and it has yet to open in major markets like Japan and Italy. Internationally, Return of the King has pulled in $268 million, just behind fourth place The Matrix Revolutions for the year and 33rd all time. Worldwide, it has $490 million and that's good enough for fourth for the year and 32nd place all-time. By next week, it will be in the top 20 in both. More...

A Quarter Billion for the King

December 23rd, 2003

As expected, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King dominated the international markets this week, setting many records along the way. It played in 28 countries on 7,403 screens earning $125.9 million, which is a record for international weekend. The film also broke individual market records for Wednesday openings in 15 countries, out of 17 Wednesday openings. It also broke weekend records in more than half a dozen other countries, including major markets like the U.K. and Germany. Worldwide totals for Return of the King are already at $250 million, (another record) putting it in 168th place on the all-time chart in just 5 days. Even with this success, it is unlike to unseat Titanic as the number one movie of all time, but it should become only the second film to earn $1 billion worldwide. More...

Nemo's Fifth at Number One

December 16th, 2003

For the fifth straight week Finding Nemo was number one at the international box office. And while the film is starting to show signs of slowing down, its weekly performance is still amazing. A total international take of $31.5 million on 5,200 screens made it the clear winner. Plus it was number one in 20 of 27 markets it played in and surpassed $300 million internationally. Current totals for the Pixar smash hit are $330.2 million internationally, (good for 20th place) and $669.9 million worldwide, (for 15th place.) The Lion King is the only animated movie to make more. With only a couple more markets to open in, Finding Nemo must rely on long legs to take top spot away from The Lion King. More...

Nemo's Number One at Pixar

December 10th, 2003

Finding Nemo not only won the weekend in convincing fashion, it also became Pixar's biggest international hit internationally, overtaking Monsters Inc.. The film's performance this week was even more impressive than last week. Number one in 20 markets helped it to another $45.9 million, bringing its total to $283.4 million internationally. That's 28th overall and 3rd for animated movies. However, it is only a few million behind Aladdin for second and will surpass that film mid-week (most likely, it has already done so.) Worldwide, Finding Nemo is even more impressive with $623.1 million, 18th overall. More...

Nemo's Catch Climbing

December 2nd, 2003

Finding Nemo's continued domination of the European market, (it was number one in 15 markets) helped it earn the number one position this week. It is also unseating Tarzan and The Lion King as biggest animated movie in almost every market and should become the biggest animated movie worldwide before its run is over. This week it added another $37 million to push its international total to $230.8 million, which is 54th overall, (just ahead of The Matrix Revolutions.) Its worldwide total is now an amazing $570.5 million, 21st overall. More...

Leftovers for Thanksgivings

December 1st, 2003

While all but one for the movies opening over the 5-day Thanksgiving weekend failed to make a big splash at the box office, the holdovers picked up the slack. The extra helpings of family films helped this Thanksgiving weekend 7% up from last year for the 3-day weekend. But a weak Wednesday / Thursday lead to a 6% drop for the 5-day weekend. The mixed results sent 2003's box office a little further behind 2002. More...

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November 25th, 2003


The Cat in the Hat takes Top Spot

November 24th, 2003


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November 21st, 2003


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November 18th, 2003


Elf is the Master at the Box Office

November 18th, 2003


Who will be the Master of the Box Office?

November 14th, 2003


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November 12th, 2003


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November 11th, 2003


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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Nov 7, 2003 6 $6,886,080   576 $11,955   $6,886,080 1
Nov 14, 2003 6 $8,698,030 +26% 1,177 $7,390   $18,861,700 2
Nov 21, 2003 5 $8,644,555 -1% 1,690 $5,115   $30,436,985 3
Nov 28, 2003 9 $8,218,630 -5% 1,706 $4,817   $43,390,140 4
Dec 5, 2003 10 $3,561,360 -57% 1,672 $2,130   $48,743,275 5
Dec 12, 2003 12 $2,114,095 -41% 1,566 $1,350   $52,171,570 6
Dec 19, 2003 14 $1,145,395 -46% 902 $1,270   $54,184,810 7
Dec 26, 2003 21 $828,365 -28% 408 $2,030   $55,885,240 8
Jan 2, 2004 23 $732,755 -12% 406 $1,805   $57,429,915 9
Jan 9, 2004 24 $422,585 -42% 379 $1,115   $58,106,275 10
Jan 16, 2004 28 $280,840 -34% 238 $1,180   $58,563,505 11
Jan 23, 2004 32 $198,970 -29% 202 $985   $58,887,405 12
Jan 30, 2004 37 $113,880 -43% 146 $780   $59,077,025 13
Feb 6, 2004 44 $99,895 -12% 135 $740   $59,221,440 14
Feb 13, 2004 43 $94,890 -5% 111 $855   $59,353,450 15
Feb 27, 2004 74 $22,745   37 $615   $59,472,278 17
Dec 8, 2023 - $283,956   927 $306   $59,863,241 1,049
Dec 15, 2023 - $27,390 -90% 124 $221   $60,074,946 1,050

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Nov 7, 2003 6 $2,080,000     576 $3,611   $2,080,000 1
Nov 8, 2003 6 $2,862,720 +38%   576 $4,970   $4,936,320 2
Nov 9, 2003 5 $1,949,760 -32%   576 $3,385   $6,886,080 3
Nov 10, 2003 5 $824,000 -58%   576 $1,431   $7,710,000 4
Nov 11, 2003 5 $1,097,000 +33%   576 $1,905   $8,807,000 5
Nov 12, 2003 4 $662,000 -40%   576 $1,149   $9,470,000 6
Nov 13, 2003 4 $694,000 +5%   576 $1,205   $10,164,000 7
Nov 14, 2003 4 $2,661,000 +283% +28% 1,177 $2,261   $12,825,000 8
Nov 15, 2003 6 $3,772,285 +42% +32% 1,177 $3,205   $16,560,665 9
Nov 16, 2003 6 $2,301,035 -39% +18% 1,177 $1,955   $18,861,700 10
Nov 17, 2003 4 $659,000 -71% -20% 1,177 $560   $19,521,000 11
Nov 18, 2003 4 $836,000 +27% -24% 1,177 $710   $20,356,000 12
Nov 19, 2003 4 $689,000 -18% +4% 1,177 $585   $21,045,000 13
Nov 20, 2003 4 $747,000 +8% +8% 1,177 $635   $21,792,000 14
Nov 21, 2003 5 $2,700,000 +261% +1% 1,687 $1,600   $24,500,000 15
Nov 22, 2003 5 $3,743,555 +39% -1% 1,690 $2,215   $28,214,635 16
Nov 23, 2003 5 $2,222,350 -41% -3% 1,690 $1,315   $30,436,985 17
Nov 24, 2003 5 $692,000 -69% +5% 1,690 $409   $31,129,000 18
Nov 25, 2003 5 $989,000 +43% +18% 1,690 $585   $32,118,000 19
Nov 26, 2003 9 $1,400,000 +42% +103% 1,706 $821   $33,500,000 20
Nov 27, 2003 9 $1,800,000 +29% +141% 1,706 $1,055   $35,300,000 21
Nov 28, 2003 9 $3,400,000 +89% +26% 1,706 $1,993   $38,700,000 22
Nov 29, 2003 8 $3,316,590 -2% -11% 1,706 $1,944   $41,736,130 23
Nov 30, 2003 9 $1,654,010 -50% -26% 1,706 $970   $43,390,140 24
Dec 1, 2003 9 $412,000 -75% -40% 1,714 $240   $43,802,000 25
Dec 2, 2003 8 $488,000 +18% -51% 1,714 $285   $44,291,000 26
Dec 3, 2003 8 $437,000 -10% -69% 1,714 $255   $44,728,000 27
Dec 4, 2003 8 $454,000 +4% -75% 1,714 $265   $45,182,000 28
Dec 5, 2003 10 $1,100,000 +142% -68% 1,870 $588   $46,300,000 29
Dec 6, 2003 10 $1,538,240 +40% -54% 1,672 $920   $47,848,755 30
Dec 7, 2003 10 $894,520 -42% -46% 1,672 $535   $48,743,275 31
Dec 8, 2003 10 $277,000 -69% -33% 1,672 $166   $49,020,000 32
Dec 9, 2003 7 $360,000 +30% -26% 1,672 $215   $49,379,000 33
Dec 10, 2003 8 $334,000 -7% -24% 1,672 $200   $49,714,000 34
Dec 11, 2003 7 $344,000 +3% -24% 1,672 $206   $50,058,000 35
Dec 15, 2003 10 $226,000   -18% 1,566 $144   $52,398,000 39
Dec 16, 2003 9 $266,000 +18% -26% 1,566 $170   $52,664,000 40
Jan 19, 2004 31 $49,985     238 $210   $58,613,490 74
Feb 16, 2004 49 $11,655     111 $105   $59,365,105 102
Dec 8, 2023 - $89,786     927 $97   $59,669,071 7,337
Dec 9, 2023 - $110,185 +23%   927 $119   $59,779,256 7,338
Dec 10, 2023 - $83,985 -24%   927 $91   $59,863,241 7,339
Dec 11, 2023 - $40,955 -51%   927 $44   $59,904,196 7,340
Dec 12, 2023 - $58,180 +42%   927 $63   $59,962,376 7,341
Dec 13, 2023 - $49,340 -15%   927 $53   $60,011,716 7,342
Dec 14, 2023 - $35,840 -27%   927 $39   $60,047,556 7,343
Dec 15, 2023 - $6,870 -81% -92% 124 $55   $60,054,426 7,344
Dec 16, 2023 - $11,610 +69% -89% 124 $94   $60,066,036 7,345
Dec 17, 2023 - $8,910 -23% -89% 124 $72   $60,074,946 7,346
Dec 18, 2023 - $3,285 -63% -92% 124 $26   $60,078,231 7,347
Dec 19, 2023 - $3,045 -7% -95% 124 $25   $60,081,276 7,348
Dec 20, 2023 - $13,090 +330% -73% 124 $106   $60,094,366 7,349
Dec 21, 2023 - $10,185 -22% -72% 124 $82   $60,104,551 7,350

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Nov 7, 2003 5 $10,163,670   576 $17,645   $10,163,670 1
Nov 14, 2003 5 $11,628,760 +14% 1,177 $9,880   $21,792,430 2
Nov 21, 2003 5 $13,379,080 +15% 1,690 $7,917   $35,171,510 3
Nov 28, 2003 9 $10,010,405 -25% 1,706 $5,868   $45,181,915 4
Dec 5, 2003 10 $4,875,560 -51% 1,672 $2,916   $50,057,475 5
Dec 12, 2003 13 $2,981,940 -39% 1,566 $1,904   $53,039,415 6
Dec 19, 2003 13 $2,017,460 -32% 902 $2,237   $55,056,875 7
Dec 26, 2003 22 $1,640,285 -19% 408 $4,020   $56,697,160 8
Jan 2, 2004 22 $986,530 -40% 406 $2,430   $57,683,690 9
Jan 9, 2004 24 $598,975 -39% 379 $1,580   $58,282,665 10
Jan 16, 2004 29 $405,770 -32% 238 $1,705   $58,688,435 11
Jan 23, 2004 31 $274,710 -32% 202 $1,360   $58,963,145 12
Jan 30, 2004 38 $158,400 -42% 146 $1,085   $59,121,545 13
Feb 6, 2004 44 $137,015 -14% 135 $1,015   $59,258,560 14
Feb 27, 2004 68 $22,745   37 $615   $59,472,278 17
Dec 8, 2023 21 $468,271   927 $505   $60,047,556 1,049
Dec 15, 2023 33 $56,995 -88% 124 $460   $60,104,551 1,050

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory Release
Date
Opening
Weekend
Opening
Weekend
Screens
Maximum
Screens
Theatrical
Engagements
Total
Box Office
Report
Date
Australia 12/26/2003 $2,215,302 303 303 868 $4,286,422 8/12/2024
Belgium 2/9/2024 $0000$0
Czech Republic 11/20/2003 $0 0 61 114 $98,272 12/27/2023
Japan 12/6/2024 $0000$0
Netherlands 11/20/2003 $0 0 84 133 $61,908 12/11/2023
New Zealand 11/20/2003 $0 0 29 142 $2,004,726 1/4/2024
Russia (CIS) 12/11/2003 $0 0 79 107 $48,370 1/11/2022
Slovakia 12/14/2023 $5,904 24 24 33 $12,618 12/27/2023
South Africa 12/15/2023 $0000$0
South Korea 12/5/2003 $0 0 232 786 $1,843,325 12/27/2023
Turkey 12/29/2023 $1,716 10 10 10 $64,123 1/4/2024
United Kingdom 11/21/2003 $0 0 413 1,703 $47,379,032 1/3/2024
 
Rest of World $130,445,425
 
International Total$186,244,221 8/12/2024

International Cumulative Box Office Records


Worldwide Cumulative Box Office Records


Weekly US DVD Sales

DateRankUnits
this
Week
% ChangeTotal
Units
Spending
this
Week
Total
Spending
Weeks
in
Release
Jul 3, 20112916,142 70,160$100,080$436,479375
Jul 10, 20112914,304-11% 84,464$92,833$529,312376
Aug 14, 20112515,512 151,179$87,333$934,824381
Aug 21, 20112812,837-17% 164,016$74,198$1,009,022382
Aug 28, 20112811,535-10% 175,551$71,517$1,080,539383
Dec 25, 20112695,179 430,207$658,639$2,971,341400
Oct 9, 20162514,078 971,290$97,562$7,699,951650
Oct 16, 20162510,563-25% 981,853$72,687$7,772,638651
Oct 30, 20162714,643 1,010,231$99,463$7,966,757653
Nov 6, 20162014,183-3% 1,024,414$92,026$8,058,783654
Nov 13, 20162011,957-16% 1,036,371$72,591$8,131,374655
Nov 20, 20161810,776-10% 1,047,147$60,865$8,192,239656
Dec 25, 20162749,494 1,206,628$405,039$9,125,517661
Dec 3, 20172828,271 1,318,452$192,777$10,004,421710
Dec 10, 20172519,320-32% 1,337,772$131,619$10,136,040711
Dec 17, 20172221,608+12% 1,359,380$147,053$10,283,093712
Dec 24, 20172035,412+64% 1,394,792$240,911$10,524,004713
Dec 31, 20172016,065-55% 1,410,857$109,224$10,633,228714
Jan 7, 2018277,302-55% 1,418,159$49,825$10,683,053715
Jan 14, 2018237,564+4% 1,425,723$51,850$10,734,903716
Dec 22, 20193029,811 1,624,293$132,152$11,965,265817

Netflix Daily Charts

DateRankDays In
Top 10
Vierwership
Score
Dec 6, 202181 3
Dec 11, 202192 5
Dec 12, 202173 9
Dec 13, 202184 12
Dec 19, 202185 15
Dec 20, 202186 18
Dec 21, 202197 20
Dec 22, 202178 24
Dec 23, 202189 27
Dec 24, 2021510 33
Dec 25, 2021411 40
Dec 26, 2021412 47
Dec 27, 2021913 49

DEG Watched At Home Top 20 Charts

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