Clayface Opens to $43M Worldwide, Tops Domestic Chart
The DC title earned $24M domestically and $19M from 76 foreign territories in its debut weekend.
DC's Clayface opened to $43 million worldwide in its first weekend, according to Deadline, finishing No. 1 domestically with $24 million. The film added $19 million from 76 foreign territories.
The release gives the merged Paramount-Warner Bros. its second consecutive No. 1 global box office weekend. Clayface was produced for a net cost of $44 million before marketing and distribution.
Foreign openings included $2.6 million in the UK, $1.4 million in Mexico, $1.3 million in Australia, $1.2 million in France, $879,000 in Brazil, $873,000 in Italy, $721,000 in Spain, $626,000 in the UAE, $561,000 in Saudi Arabia, $593,000 in Germany, $589,000 in Korea and $404,000 in Taiwan.
The film received an A- audience exit score, a grade shared by horror titles Get Out, Weapons and Obsession.
Other titles in the marketplace
Street Fighter grossed $16.8 million worldwide in its second weekend for a global cume of $76.3 million, while Wildwood opened to $11.3 million domestically plus $3 million from 11 foreign territories for a $14.3 million worldwide start. Other Mommy added $9.2 million in its third weekend across 68 territories, bringing its global cume to $94.8 million.
Other Mommy had opened to $45.6 million from 50 territories, with $17.8 million from foreign markets, and is set to open in Germany on October 29 and Korea on November 18.
Quick answers
How much did Clayface make in its opening weekend?
Clayface opened to $43 million worldwide: $24 million domestically and $19 million from 76 foreign territories.
What was Clayface's production cost?
The film was produced for a net cost of $44 million before marketing and distribution.
What audience score did Clayface receive?
Clayface received an A- audience exit score, the same grade as Get Out, Weapons and Obsession.