Russell Crowe's Western Drama Pulled From 1,500 Theaters After $3.5M Run
The Sundance-premiering Western drama starring Russell Crowe and Ethan Hawke was removed from 1,500 theaters after grossing about 3.5 million dollars domestically.
Russell Crowe's theatrical Western drama has been pulled from 1,500 theaters after grossing around 3.5 million dollars in its domestic run, according to Collider.
The film, which co-stars Ethan Hawke, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. It stands as Crowe's best-reviewed movie since 1999.
The theatrical exit comes as Crowe has kept a busy release slate across streaming and cinemas. In September 2026, two new movies featuring the actor were released.
Among them was Unabomber, a Netflix film in which Crowe plays a Harvard professor who experimented on a young Ted Kaczynski. That film amassed more than 50 million views and holds a 25% Rotten Tomatoes score.
Nuremberg and The Pope's Exorcist were among Crowe's recent films that broke out at the box office.
Quick answers
How much did Russell Crowe's Western drama gross domestically?
The film grossed around 3.5 million dollars in its domestic run.
Where did the film premiere?
It premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.
Who co-stars with Russell Crowe in the film?
Ethan Hawke co-stars in the Western drama.