A24's Primetime Crosses Zodiac's North American Box Office Run
Primetime hit a $34 million domestic total in 10 days, passing Zodiac's roughly $33 million North American gross, per movieweb.com.
A24's Primetime has passed the entire North American box office run of Zodiac, reaching a 10-day domestic total of $34 million, according to movieweb.com.
The film opened to $19.2 million from 2,863 theaters, the third-biggest opening weekend in A24's history. In its sophomore weekend it fell 58%, adding $8 million.
David Fincher's Zodiac, released in 2007, finished its North American run at about $33 million. Fincher and producer Bradley Fischer had approached MGM to finance Zodiac, but talks fell through over the running time.
In March 2007, Zodiac opened to roughly $13 million domestically and went on to gross over $84.7 million worldwide on a $65 million production budget.
Quick answers
How much has Primetime made at the domestic box office?
Primetime reached a 10-day domestic total of $34 million.
How big was Primetime's opening weekend?
It opened to $19.2 million from 2,863 theaters, A24's third-biggest opening weekend.
When was Zodiac released?
Zodiac was released in March 2007 and finished its North American run at about $33 million.