Clayface Opens at No. 1 With $24 Million in US Box Office
DC Studios' horror film, directed by James Watkins, earned a CinemaScore of A- in its opening weekend, according to cinematoday.jp.
DC Studios' horror film Clayface opened at No. 1 at the US box office with $24,027,731 over the October 23–25 weekend, according to cinematoday.jp. The film earned a CinemaScore of A-.
James Watkins directed Clayface, which stars Tom Rhys Harries as an actor who loses his face and becomes the villain Clayface. James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios, said the film was made as a genuine horror film.
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Quick answers
How much did Clayface earn in its opening weekend?
Clayface earned $24,027,731 at the US box office over the October 23–25 weekend and opened at No. 1.
Who directed Clayface?
James Watkins directed the film, which stars Tom Rhys Harries as an actor who loses his face and becomes Clayface.
What CinemaScore did Clayface receive?
Clayface received a CinemaScore of A-.