Cinderella Man (2005)

Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $61,649,911Details
International Box Office $43,371,577Details
Worldwide Box Office $105,021,488
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Metrics

Opening Weekend:$18,320,205 (29.7% of total gross)
Legs:3.37 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:58.7% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$88,000,000 (worldwide box office is 1.2 times production budget)
Theater counts:2,812 opening theaters/2,820 max. theaters, 5.2 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $101,275,118

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 1,401-1,500) 1,466 $61,649,911
All Time International Box Office (Rank 2,101-2,200) 2,194 $43,371,577
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 1,701-1,800) 1,726 $105,021,488

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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: June 3rd, 2005 (Wide) by Universal
Video Release: December 6th, 2005 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for intense boxing violence and some language
Running Time: 144 minutes
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Keywords: Biography, Boxing, Inspired by a True Story, Inspirational Sports, Biographical Drama
Source:Based on Real Life Events
Genre:Drama
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Dramatization
Production/Financing Companies: Universal Pictures, Imagine Entertainment
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 3, 2005 4 $18,320,205   2,812 $6,515   $18,320,205 1
Jun 10, 2005 6 $9,728,955 -47% 2,820 $3,450   $34,642,020 2
Jun 17, 2005 7 $5,572,285 -43% 2,610 $2,135   $43,893,695 3
Jun 24, 2005 10 $3,446,235 -38% 1,677 $2,055   $49,768,535 4
Jul 1, 2005 11 $2,424,310 -30% 1,174 $2,065   $53,742,965 5
Jul 8, 2005 12 $1,802,435 -26% 1,030 $1,750   $57,066,155 6
Jul 15, 2005 15 $982,305 -46% 747 $1,315   $58,913,425 7
Jul 22, 2005 17 $507,870 -48% 418 $1,215   $59,884,160 8
Jul 29, 2005 26 $186,950 -63% 200 $935   $60,317,705 9
Aug 5, 2005 23 $270,845 +45% 366 $740   $60,695,500 10
Aug 12, 2005 27 $223,980 -17% 327 $685   $61,084,145 11
Aug 19, 2005 32 $143,865 -36% 264 $545   $61,345,700 12
Aug 26, 2005 44 $64,445 -55% 129 $500   $61,473,615 13
Sep 2, 2005 54 $40,880 -37% 73 $560   $61,541,000 14
Sep 9, 2005 58 $22,420 -45% 59 $380   $61,577,640 15
Sep 16, 2005 84 $8,060 -64% 31 $260   $61,597,795 16
Sep 23, 2005 106 $3,120 -61% 16 $195   $61,603,410 17
Sep 30, 2005 108 $2,545 -18% 10 $255   $61,607,475 18
Oct 7, 2005 126 $680 -73% 4 $170   $61,609,400 19
Oct 14, 2005 104 $2,425 +257% 5 $485   $61,612,425 20
Oct 21, 2005 136 $647 -73% 4 $162   $61,613,563 21
Oct 28, 2005 126 $411 -36% 1 $411   $61,614,300 22
Nov 4, 2005 116 $824 +100% 2 $412   $61,615,332 23
Nov 18, 2005 62 $15,316   5 $3,063   $61,630,949 25
Nov 25, 2005 77 $7,794 -49% 4 $1,949   $61,644,321 26
Dec 2, 2005 102 $2,350 -70% 4 $588   $61,649,308 27

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Jun 3, 2005 4 $5,905,225     2,812 $2,100   $5,905,225 1
Jun 4, 2005 4 $7,409,620 +25%   2,812 $2,635   $13,314,845 2
Jun 5, 2005 4 $5,005,360 -32%   2,812 $1,780   $18,320,205 3
Jun 6, 2005 4 $1,687,175 -66%   2,812 $600   $20,007,380 4
Jun 7, 2005 4 $1,729,380 +3%   2,812 $615   $21,736,760 5
Jun 8, 2005 4 $1,629,750 -6%   2,812 $580   $23,366,510 6
Jun 9, 2005 4 $1,546,555 -5%   2,812 $550   $24,913,065 7
Jun 10, 2005 6 $2,862,255 +85% -52% 2,820 $1,015   $27,775,320 8
Jun 11, 2005 6 $4,173,620 +46% -44% 2,820 $1,480   $31,948,940 9
Jun 12, 2005 6 $2,693,080 -35% -46% 2,820 $955   $34,642,020 10
Jun 13, 2005 6 $1,015,335 -62% -40% 2,820 $360   $35,657,355 11
Jun 14, 2005 6 $1,014,205 n/c -41% 2,820 $360   $36,671,560 12
Jun 15, 2005 7 $845,885 -17% -48% 2,820 $300   $37,517,445 13
Jun 16, 2005 8 $803,965 -5% -48% 2,820 $285   $38,321,410 14
Jun 17, 2005 8 $1,552,950 +93% -46% 2,610 $595   $39,874,360 15
Jun 18, 2005 7 $2,296,770 +48% -45% 2,610 $880   $42,171,130 16
Jun 19, 2005 7 $1,722,565 -25% -36% 2,610 $660   $43,893,695 17
Jun 20, 2005 8 $639,450 -63% -37% 2,610 $245   $44,533,145 18
Jun 21, 2005 8 $626,330 -2% -38% 2,610 $240   $45,159,475 19
Jun 22, 2005 9 $630,985 +1% -25% 2,610 $242   $45,790,460 20
Jun 23, 2005 9 $531,840 -16% -34% 2,610 $204   $46,322,300 21
Jun 24, 2005 10 $947,505 +78% -39% 1,675 $566   $47,269,805 22
Jun 25, 2005 9 $1,458,990 +54% -36% 1,675 $871   $48,728,795 23
Jun 26, 2005 10 $1,039,740 -29% -40% 1,675 $621   $49,768,535 24
Jul 4, 2005 10 $628,105     1,174 $535   $54,371,070 32
Sep 5, 2005 56 $7,295     73 $100   $61,548,295 95
Oct 10, 2005 88 $60     4 $15   $61,609,460 130

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 3, 2005 4 $24,913,065   2,812 $8,860   $24,913,065 1
Jun 10, 2005 7 $13,408,345 -46% 2,820 $4,755   $38,321,410 2
Jun 17, 2005 8 $8,000,890 -40% 2,610 $3,065   $46,322,300 3
Jun 24, 2005 10 $4,996,355 -38% 1,677 $2,979   $51,318,655 4
Jul 1, 2005 11 $3,945,065 -21% 1,174 $3,360   $55,263,720 5
Jul 8, 2005 12 $2,667,400 -32% 1,030 $2,590   $57,931,120 6
Jul 15, 2005 15 $1,445,170 -46% 747 $1,935   $59,376,290 7
Jul 22, 2005 17 $754,465 -48% 418 $1,805   $60,130,755 8
Jul 29, 2005 27 $293,900 -61% 200 $1,470   $60,424,655 9
Aug 5, 2005 22 $435,510 +48% 366 $1,190   $60,860,165 10
Aug 12, 2005 29 $341,670 -22% 327 $1,045   $61,201,835 11
Aug 19, 2005 33 $207,335 -39% 264 $785   $61,409,170 12
Aug 26, 2005 46 $90,950 -56% 129 $705   $61,500,120 13
Sep 2, 2005 49 $55,100 -39% 73 $755   $61,555,220 14
Sep 9, 2005 58 $34,515 -37% 59 $585   $61,589,735 15
Sep 16, 2005 87 $10,555 -69% 31 $340   $61,600,290 16
Sep 23, 2005 103 $4,640 -56% 16 $290   $61,604,930 17
Sep 30, 2005 103 $3,790 -18% 10 $379   $61,608,720 18
Oct 7, 2005 115 $1,280 -66% 4 $320   $61,610,000 19
Oct 14, 2005 104 $2,916 +128% 5 $583   $61,612,916 20
Oct 21, 2005 125 $973 -67% 4 $243   $61,613,889 21
Oct 28, 2005 122 $619 -36% 1 $619   $61,614,508 22
Nov 4, 2005 115 $1,125 +82% 2 $563   $61,615,633 23
Nov 18, 2005 72 $20,894   5 $4,179   $61,636,527 25
Nov 25, 2005 77 $10,431 -50% 4 $2,608   $61,646,958 26
Dec 2, 2005 101 $2,953 -72% 4 $738   $61,649,911 27

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
Mar 19, 200613100,870 504,274$1,519,707$9,077,39615

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Leading Cast

Russell Crowe    Jim Braddock

Supporting Cast

Renée Zellweger    Mrs. Braddock
Paul Giamatti    Joe Gould
Craig Bierko    Max Baer
Bruce McGill    Jimmy Johnston
Paddy Considine    Mike Wilson
Ron Canada    Joe Jeanette
Nicholas Campbell    Sporty Lewis
Rosemarie DeWitt    Sara
Rance Howard    Announcer Al Fazin
Clint Howard    Referee
Connor Price    Jay Braddock
Ariel Waller    Rosemarie Braddock
Patrick Louis    Howard Braddock
Chuck Shamata    Father Rorick
David Huband    Ford Bond
Linda Kash    Lucille Gould
Gene Pyrz    Jake
Alicia Johnston    Alice
Troy Amos-Ross    John Henry Lewis
Mark Simmons    Art Lasky
Art Binkowski    Corn Griffin
David Litzinger    Abe Feldman
Matthew G. Taylor    Primo Carnera
James Ritz    Official (Griffin/Baer Fight)
Fulvio Cecere    Referee McAvoy
Gerry Ellison    Referee
Bill Mackie    Referee
Ray Marsh    Referee
Fernand Chretien    Referee
Dave Dunbar    Referee
Ken James    Ancil Hoffman
Rufus Crawford    Lewis Coach
Lou Eisen    Braddock Cornerman
Wayne Gordon    Braddock Cornerman
Wayne Flemming    Baer Cornerman
Nick Alachiotis    Baer Cornerman
Christopher D. Amos    Lewis Cornerman
Nick Carusi    Lewis Cornerman
Keith Murphy    Lasky Cornerman
Everton McEwan    Lasky Cornerman
Johnny Kalbhenn    Lasky Cornerman
David Georgieff    Griffin Cornerman
Wayne Bourque    Griffin Cornerman
Paul Ryan    Griffin Cornerman
Sean Gilroy    Feldman Cornerman
Michael McNamara    Feldman Cornerman
Billy Wine    Carnera Cornerman
Richard Sutton    Carnera Cornerman
Michael Chin    Carnera Cornerman
Stewart Lunn    Campbell Cornerman
Richard Lewis    Campbell Cornerman
Peter Wylie    Campbell Cornerman
Thomas Kurzydlowski    Tuffy Griffith
Stuart Clark    Frankie Campbell
Julian Lewis    Undercard Boxer
Eric Fink    Announcer (Lasky)
Sergio Di Zio    Young Reporter
Gavin Grazer    Reporter
Boyd Banks    Reporter
Daniel Kash    Reporter
Judah Katz    Reporter
Angelo Tsarouchas    Reporter
Robert Smith (Actor)    Reporter
Craig Warnock    1928 Fan
Aaron Abrams    1928 Fan
Duff MacDonald    1935 Fan
Andrew Stelmack    1935 Fan
Chris Crumb    1935 Fan
Gerry Quigley    Quincy
Peter MacNeill    Electric Man
Darrin Brown    Promoter
John Healy    Dock Worker
Peter Didiano    Dock Worker
James Kirchner    Dock Worker
Mike Langlois    Dock Worker
Magdalena Alexander    Angry Woman
Nola Augustson    Relief Office Woman
Gino Marrocco    Waiter
Mark Taylor    George
Sharron Matthews    Lady
Alec Stockwell    Church Man
Chick Roberts    Church Old Man
Isabella Fink    Church Girl
Beau Starr    Sam
Philip Craig    Radio Commentator
Roman Podhora    Hooverville Cop
R.D. Reid    Hooverville Cop
Michael Dyson    Hooverville Man
Sam Malkin    Gibson
Tony Munch    Sam Penny
Conrad Bergschneider    Limo Driver
Richard Binsley    Announcer (Griffith)
Ramona Pringle    Flapper Girl
Katrina Matthews Swain    Flapper Girl
Cooper Bracken    Jay Braddock (4 Years Old)
Jacob Bracken    Jay Braddock (4 Years Old)
Alon Nashman    Deserting Father
Domenic Cuzzocrea    Junket
Neil Foster    Security Guard
Brian Jagersky    Cop
Ray Kerr    Fight Promoter
Tim Eddis    Fight Promoter
Dave Arkell    Mr. Mills
Debra Sherman    Mother
Joanne Ritcey    Baer Hotel Hottie
Alex Cairns    Baer Hotel Hottie
George Duff    Man on Street

Cameos

Angelo Dundee    Angelo the Cornerman

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

Production and Technical Credits

Ron Howard    Director
Cliff Hollingsworth    Screenwriter
Akiva Goldsman    Screenwriter
Cliff Hollingsworth    Story Creator
Brian Grazer    Producer
Ron Howard    Producer
Penny Marshall    Producer
Todd Hallowell    Executive Producer
Wynn Thomas    Production Designer
Mike Hill    Editor
Dan Hanley    Editor
Thomas Newman    Composer
Salvatore Totino    Director of Photography
James Whitaker    Co-Executive Producer
Louisa Velis    Associate Producer
Kathleen McGill    Associate Producer
William M. Connor    Assistant Director
Todd Hallowell    Second Unit Director
Kathleen McGill    Unit Production Manager
Steve Wakefield    Unit Production Manager
Peter Gundy    Art Director
Dan Yarhi    Art Director
Gordon Sim    Set Decorator
Glen Keenan    Second Unit Camera
Daniel Orlandi    Costume Designer
Dan Bronson    Costume Supervisor
Lindsay Jacobs    Costume Supervisor
Jon J. Thomson    Sound Mixer
Tom Fleischman    Re-recording Mixer
Bob Chefalas    Re-recording Mixer
Tony Volante    Re-recording Mixer
Chic Ciccolini    Supervising Sound Editor
Daniel Pagan    Sound Effects Editor
Branka Mrkic-Tana    Sound Effects Editor
Eytan Mirsky    Sound Effects Editor
Stan Bochner    Dialogue Editor
Dan Korintus    Dialogue Editor
Bill Bernstein    Music Editor
Ann Brodie    Make up
Vincent Sullivan    Hairstylist
David Leroy Anderson    Special Make-up Effects
Lance Anderson    Special Make-up Effects
Jane Jenkins    Casting Director
Janet Hirshenson    Casting Director
Diane Kerbel    Casting Director
Steve Lucescu    Stunt Coordinator

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

DVD Releases for May 26th, 2009 - Part I

May 26th, 2009

It's a slow week, not that you can tell from the number of spotlight reviews. Over the past week, I received close to a dozen DVDs that were late. Fortunately, I was able to get to all of them, at least I until this afternoon when a couple more arrived late. (It never ends.) As for the DVD / Blu-rays coming out this week, there's not much of a selection. The best is Jeeves & Wooster - The Complete Series, but the lack of extras prevents it from being awarded the DVD Pick of the Week. On the other hand, the best on this week's list is Star Trek - Original Motion Picture Collection, which actually came out a couple of weeks ago. Even so, it is deserving of the DVD Pick of the Week. A slow week plus a lot of late reviews still results in a list so long it had to be spit into two. The second part can be found here. More...

Oscar Contest - Category Highlight - Best Support Roles

February 15th, 2006

With the Oscars less than a month away and our contest well under way, there's no better time to take a closer look at some of the nominees. Today we'll look at the Best Supporting Roles for both Actor and Actress. More...

Mountain of Oscar Nominations

January 31st, 2006

Brokeback Mountain again led the list of nominees as with 8 Oscar nods. There were three films with six nominations a piece, Crash, Good Night and Good Luck, and Memoirs of a Geisha, (although for that last one, they were all the less prestigious technical awards. More...

SAG Spreads out the Love

January 29th, 2006

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January 6th, 2006

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January 6th, 2006

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Four has Fantastic Start

December 17th, 2005

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December 13th, 2005

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December 5th, 2005

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November 20th, 2005

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November 13th, 2005

Chicken Little started its international run with day-and-date debuts in 9 markets earning $5.54 million on 900 screens, just missing the top five in the process. Its best market was kid-friendly Mexico with $3.1 million on 600 screens, which is about on par with its opening domestically. On the other hand, the film broke records in Malaysia with $477,000 on 40 screens. Other results include a first place debuts in Russia with $1.1 million on 197 screens and in Taiwan with $463,000 on 18 screens, (including previews). More...

Zorro Steals the Show

November 6th, 2005

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October 30th, 2005

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Brothers are not so Grimm

October 23rd, 2005

The Brothers Grimm dropped just 35% during its second weekend in France adding $2.1 million to its $5.7 million total there. In Germany, the film performed a nearly the same level falling 36% to $950,000 over the weekend and $2.9 million during its run. Overall the film made $4 million for a $27.8 million runny tally and that places it fourth on this week's charts. While the film struggled domestically, it is doing quite a bit better on the international scene, and could show a profit sometime during its home market run. More...

Internationl Round-up: Company Nine Reaches $14 Million

October 16th, 2005

Company 9 remained in first place in Russia, its home market, down just 13% to $4.3 million for a running total of $14.3 million, which is well ahead of Revenge of the Sith's final box office in the market (which was just shy of $10 million). More...

International Box Office is Buzzing with Caffeine

October 5th, 2005

Too much chocolate is bad for your health, but try telling that to the international box office. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has topped the international box office for the fourth weekend in a row and the sixth during its run this weekend adding $10.2 million on 3,200 screens in 52 markets. Its best market of the weekend was again Japan where it finished first, again, with $3.1 million for the weekend on 360 screens and $28.7 million during its run. It was also first in Italy with $2.4 million on 282 screens for a $6.5 million running tally and in Norway with $740,000 on 92 screens, and in New Zealand with $314,000 on 80. With no more major markets, and precious little midlevel ones as well, the film is just wrapping up its international run, a run that has earned the film $219 million so far. More...

Charlie Tops $200 Million

September 28th, 2005

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory finished first on the international charts for the third weekend in a row and the fifth time in its international run, reaching a major milestone along the way. Over the weekend the film added $13.7 million on almost 4,000 screens in 55 markets for an international box office of $201.1 million. Highlights include amazing holdovers in Japan where it was down just 12% to $4.1 million over the weekend and $22 million in total and in South Korea where the film was down a phenomenal 6% to $1.5 million for a $5 million total. New openings include first place debuts in both Italy at $2.8 million on 402 screens and $333,000 on 64 screens in Denmark, which represents its last two major or midlevel markets. More...

Charlie has his own Cinderella Story

September 21st, 2005

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was able to remain in top spot on the international charts with $11.5 million on 4,113 screens in 53 markets for a running tally of $175 million internationally. Highlights this weekend include a trio of first place premieres in South Korea with $1.57 million on 106 screens, in Norway with $1.15 million on 97, and in Sweden with $534,000 on 125. Still, its best market in terms of raw dollars remains Japan where the film repeated at number one with $3.17 million on 359 screens, which was down 25% from last weekend, about average for the market. More...

Charlie's Second Place Streak Ends

September 14th, 2005

After almost a month in second place, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was able to recapture first thanks primarily to a strong start in Japan and a relatively strong holdover in Australia. In Japan, the film opened in first place with $4.3 million on 338 screens, well ahead of the competition. In Australia, the film remained in second place with $3.2 million on 463 screens, down 41% from last weekend and almost five times the second placed film. It also opened in New Zealand, easily taking first place with $875,000 on 80 screens and remains a major player in the U.K. with $975,000 on 422 screens during its seventh weekend of release in that market. Overall Charlie and the Chocolate Factory earned $11.3 million on 4,100 screens in 49 markets this weekend for a $155.7 million running tally. Assuming the studio's share of the domestic box office was 66% and 50% of the international, which are fair assumptions, then the movie is just now starting to show a profit. However, this is better than many films, which have to wait until the home market before the studio recoups their costs, or in fact fail to recoup their costs. More...

Smiths a Smash Hit, Box Office Still Slow

June 13th, 2005

Despite the number one film beating expectations by $10 million, the box office is still struggling. First the good news: the weekend numbers were 9.6% higher than last weekend. But more importantly they were 9.7% lower than the same weekend last year. Overall 2005 is 10.3% lower for the Summer at $1.121 billion, and 7.2% lower for the year at $3.621 billion. One bit of good news: should Batman Begins meet market expectations we should see the first weekend of yearly growth in almost four months. More...

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June 10th, 2005

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Box Office Goes Mad

June 6th, 2005

This past weekend was arguably the worst weekend at the box office all year, maybe not in terms of raw dollars, but certainly in terms of drop-offs. None of the new films could match expectations, which helped lead to a 28.38% drop-off from last weekend. Now a post-holiday drop-off is expected, but 28.38%! Even worse, the weekend was down 30.25% from the same time last year. 30.25%! Year-to-date, 2005 has brought in $3.43 billion at the box office, which is 6.7% behind 2004 during the same time frame. And with the later half of 2005 looking weaker, there's little hope it will turn things around. More...

Movie Review: Cinderella Man

June 3rd, 2005

At the risk of being run through with a lightsabre, let me say that, finally, 2005 has delivered a great movie. Ron Howard's Cinderella Man delivers on all levels, with stand out performances by Russell Crowe and Paul Giamatti, some beautiful technical work, and a knockout screenplay by Cliff Hollingsworth and Akiva Goldsman. Good word-of-mouth should keep this movie in theaters for a long time. More...

Sith Aim for Trilogy of Wins

June 3rd, 2005

Three new wide releases enter a crowded marketplace this week, but it's unlikely any of them will unseat current champ, Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. The biggest box office hit of the year has more to worry about from fellow holdover Madagascar than any of the new films. On a sad note, despite the number of strong contenders at the box office, analysts expect another drop-off from this time last year when Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban set records. More...

Movie Website Updates for May 27 - June 2

June 2nd, 2005

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June 1st, 2005

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Sith Should Have Memorable Weekend

May 27th, 2005

Ah, Memorial Day Long Weekend, the busiest weekend at the movies in the whole year. Last year nearly a quarter of a billion dollars were spent on tickets during the four days and its economic impact is even greater. More than 30 million people will check out a movie this weekend, and each and every one of those will be inundated by ads for upcoming movies, trailers, posters, standees, ads on the popcorn bucket, ads on the drinks, etc. All that advertising will be a huge boost to upcoming films and will undoubtedly help jumpstart the summer. More...

Movie Website Updates for May 19 - May 26

May 26th, 2005

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Movie Website Launches for March 25 - March 31

March 31st, 2005

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Metrics

Opening Weekend:$18,320,205 (29.7% of total gross)
Legs:3.37 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:58.7% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Production Budget:$88,000,000 (worldwide box office is 1.2 times production budget)
Theater counts:2,812 opening theaters/2,820 max. theaters, 5.2 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $101,275,118

Latest Ranking on Cumulative Box Office Lists

RecordRankAmount
All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 1,401-1,500) 1,466 $61,649,911
All Time International Box Office (Rank 2,101-2,200) 2,194 $43,371,577
All Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 1,701-1,800) 1,726 $105,021,488

See the Box Office tab (Domestic) and International tab (International and Worldwide) for more Cumulative Box Office Records.


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Movie Details

Domestic Releases: June 3rd, 2005 (Wide) by Universal
Video Release: December 6th, 2005 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for intense boxing violence and some language
Running Time: 144 minutes
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Keywords: Biography, Boxing, Inspired by a True Story, Inspirational Sports, Biographical Drama
Source:Based on Real Life Events
Genre:Drama
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Dramatization
Production/Financing Companies: Universal Pictures, Imagine Entertainment
Production Countries: United States
Languages: English

Leading Cast

Russell Crowe    Jim Braddock

Supporting Cast

Renée Zellweger    Mrs. Braddock
Paul Giamatti    Joe Gould
Craig Bierko    Max Baer
Bruce McGill    Jimmy Johnston
Paddy Considine    Mike Wilson
Ron Canada    Joe Jeanette
Nicholas Campbell    Sporty Lewis
Rosemarie DeWitt    Sara
Rance Howard    Announcer Al Fazin
Clint Howard    Referee
Connor Price    Jay Braddock
Ariel Waller    Rosemarie Braddock
Patrick Louis    Howard Braddock
Chuck Shamata    Father Rorick
David Huband    Ford Bond
Linda Kash    Lucille Gould
Gene Pyrz    Jake
Alicia Johnston    Alice
Troy Amos-Ross    John Henry Lewis
Mark Simmons    Art Lasky
Art Binkowski    Corn Griffin
David Litzinger    Abe Feldman
Matthew G. Taylor    Primo Carnera
James Ritz    Official (Griffin/Baer Fight)
Fulvio Cecere    Referee McAvoy
Gerry Ellison    Referee
Bill Mackie    Referee
Ray Marsh    Referee
Fernand Chretien    Referee
Dave Dunbar    Referee
Ken James    Ancil Hoffman
Rufus Crawford    Lewis Coach
Lou Eisen    Braddock Cornerman
Wayne Gordon    Braddock Cornerman
Wayne Flemming    Baer Cornerman
Nick Alachiotis    Baer Cornerman
Christopher D. Amos    Lewis Cornerman
Nick Carusi    Lewis Cornerman
Keith Murphy    Lasky Cornerman
Everton McEwan    Lasky Cornerman
Johnny Kalbhenn    Lasky Cornerman
David Georgieff    Griffin Cornerman
Wayne Bourque    Griffin Cornerman
Paul Ryan    Griffin Cornerman
Sean Gilroy    Feldman Cornerman
Michael McNamara    Feldman Cornerman
Billy Wine    Carnera Cornerman
Richard Sutton    Carnera Cornerman
Michael Chin    Carnera Cornerman
Stewart Lunn    Campbell Cornerman
Richard Lewis    Campbell Cornerman
Peter Wylie    Campbell Cornerman
Thomas Kurzydlowski    Tuffy Griffith
Stuart Clark    Frankie Campbell
Julian Lewis    Undercard Boxer
Eric Fink    Announcer (Lasky)
Sergio Di Zio    Young Reporter
Gavin Grazer    Reporter
Boyd Banks    Reporter
Daniel Kash    Reporter
Judah Katz    Reporter
Angelo Tsarouchas    Reporter
Robert Smith (Actor)    Reporter
Craig Warnock    1928 Fan
Aaron Abrams    1928 Fan
Duff MacDonald    1935 Fan
Andrew Stelmack    1935 Fan
Chris Crumb    1935 Fan
Gerry Quigley    Quincy
Peter MacNeill    Electric Man
Darrin Brown    Promoter
John Healy    Dock Worker
Peter Didiano    Dock Worker
James Kirchner    Dock Worker
Mike Langlois    Dock Worker
Magdalena Alexander    Angry Woman
Nola Augustson    Relief Office Woman
Gino Marrocco    Waiter
Mark Taylor    George
Sharron Matthews    Lady
Alec Stockwell    Church Man
Chick Roberts    Church Old Man
Isabella Fink    Church Girl
Beau Starr    Sam
Philip Craig    Radio Commentator
Roman Podhora    Hooverville Cop
R.D. Reid    Hooverville Cop
Michael Dyson    Hooverville Man
Sam Malkin    Gibson
Tony Munch    Sam Penny
Conrad Bergschneider    Limo Driver
Richard Binsley    Announcer (Griffith)
Ramona Pringle    Flapper Girl
Katrina Matthews Swain    Flapper Girl
Cooper Bracken    Jay Braddock (4 Years Old)
Jacob Bracken    Jay Braddock (4 Years Old)
Alon Nashman    Deserting Father
Domenic Cuzzocrea    Junket
Neil Foster    Security Guard
Brian Jagersky    Cop
Ray Kerr    Fight Promoter
Tim Eddis    Fight Promoter
Dave Arkell    Mr. Mills
Debra Sherman    Mother
Joanne Ritcey    Baer Hotel Hottie
Alex Cairns    Baer Hotel Hottie
George Duff    Man on Street

Cameos

Angelo Dundee    Angelo the Cornerman

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

Production and Technical Credits

Ron Howard    Director
Cliff Hollingsworth    Screenwriter
Akiva Goldsman    Screenwriter
Cliff Hollingsworth    Story Creator
Brian Grazer    Producer
Ron Howard    Producer
Penny Marshall    Producer
Todd Hallowell    Executive Producer
Wynn Thomas    Production Designer
Mike Hill    Editor
Dan Hanley    Editor
Thomas Newman    Composer
Salvatore Totino    Director of Photography
James Whitaker    Co-Executive Producer
Louisa Velis    Associate Producer
Kathleen McGill    Associate Producer
William M. Connor    Assistant Director
Todd Hallowell    Second Unit Director
Kathleen McGill    Unit Production Manager
Steve Wakefield    Unit Production Manager
Peter Gundy    Art Director
Dan Yarhi    Art Director
Gordon Sim    Set Decorator
Glen Keenan    Second Unit Camera
Daniel Orlandi    Costume Designer
Dan Bronson    Costume Supervisor
Lindsay Jacobs    Costume Supervisor
Jon J. Thomson    Sound Mixer
Tom Fleischman    Re-recording Mixer
Bob Chefalas    Re-recording Mixer
Tony Volante    Re-recording Mixer
Chic Ciccolini    Supervising Sound Editor
Daniel Pagan    Sound Effects Editor
Branka Mrkic-Tana    Sound Effects Editor
Eytan Mirsky    Sound Effects Editor
Stan Bochner    Dialogue Editor
Dan Korintus    Dialogue Editor
Bill Bernstein    Music Editor
Ann Brodie    Make up
Vincent Sullivan    Hairstylist
David Leroy Anderson    Special Make-up Effects
Lance Anderson    Special Make-up Effects
Jane Jenkins    Casting Director
Janet Hirshenson    Casting Director
Diane Kerbel    Casting Director
Steve Lucescu    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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May 26th, 2009

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November 13th, 2005

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November 6th, 2005

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October 30th, 2005

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October 23rd, 2005

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October 16th, 2005

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October 5th, 2005

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Domestic Cumulative Box Office Records

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 3, 2005 4 $18,320,205   2,812 $6,515   $18,320,205 1
Jun 10, 2005 6 $9,728,955 -47% 2,820 $3,450   $34,642,020 2
Jun 17, 2005 7 $5,572,285 -43% 2,610 $2,135   $43,893,695 3
Jun 24, 2005 10 $3,446,235 -38% 1,677 $2,055   $49,768,535 4
Jul 1, 2005 11 $2,424,310 -30% 1,174 $2,065   $53,742,965 5
Jul 8, 2005 12 $1,802,435 -26% 1,030 $1,750   $57,066,155 6
Jul 15, 2005 15 $982,305 -46% 747 $1,315   $58,913,425 7
Jul 22, 2005 17 $507,870 -48% 418 $1,215   $59,884,160 8
Jul 29, 2005 26 $186,950 -63% 200 $935   $60,317,705 9
Aug 5, 2005 23 $270,845 +45% 366 $740   $60,695,500 10
Aug 12, 2005 27 $223,980 -17% 327 $685   $61,084,145 11
Aug 19, 2005 32 $143,865 -36% 264 $545   $61,345,700 12
Aug 26, 2005 44 $64,445 -55% 129 $500   $61,473,615 13
Sep 2, 2005 54 $40,880 -37% 73 $560   $61,541,000 14
Sep 9, 2005 58 $22,420 -45% 59 $380   $61,577,640 15
Sep 16, 2005 84 $8,060 -64% 31 $260   $61,597,795 16
Sep 23, 2005 106 $3,120 -61% 16 $195   $61,603,410 17
Sep 30, 2005 108 $2,545 -18% 10 $255   $61,607,475 18
Oct 7, 2005 126 $680 -73% 4 $170   $61,609,400 19
Oct 14, 2005 104 $2,425 +257% 5 $485   $61,612,425 20
Oct 21, 2005 136 $647 -73% 4 $162   $61,613,563 21
Oct 28, 2005 126 $411 -36% 1 $411   $61,614,300 22
Nov 4, 2005 116 $824 +100% 2 $412   $61,615,332 23
Nov 18, 2005 62 $15,316   5 $3,063   $61,630,949 25
Nov 25, 2005 77 $7,794 -49% 4 $1,949   $61,644,321 26
Dec 2, 2005 102 $2,350 -70% 4 $588   $61,649,308 27

Daily Box Office Performance

DateRankGross%YD%LWTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossDays
Jun 3, 2005 4 $5,905,225     2,812 $2,100   $5,905,225 1
Jun 4, 2005 4 $7,409,620 +25%   2,812 $2,635   $13,314,845 2
Jun 5, 2005 4 $5,005,360 -32%   2,812 $1,780   $18,320,205 3
Jun 6, 2005 4 $1,687,175 -66%   2,812 $600   $20,007,380 4
Jun 7, 2005 4 $1,729,380 +3%   2,812 $615   $21,736,760 5
Jun 8, 2005 4 $1,629,750 -6%   2,812 $580   $23,366,510 6
Jun 9, 2005 4 $1,546,555 -5%   2,812 $550   $24,913,065 7
Jun 10, 2005 6 $2,862,255 +85% -52% 2,820 $1,015   $27,775,320 8
Jun 11, 2005 6 $4,173,620 +46% -44% 2,820 $1,480   $31,948,940 9
Jun 12, 2005 6 $2,693,080 -35% -46% 2,820 $955   $34,642,020 10
Jun 13, 2005 6 $1,015,335 -62% -40% 2,820 $360   $35,657,355 11
Jun 14, 2005 6 $1,014,205 n/c -41% 2,820 $360   $36,671,560 12
Jun 15, 2005 7 $845,885 -17% -48% 2,820 $300   $37,517,445 13
Jun 16, 2005 8 $803,965 -5% -48% 2,820 $285   $38,321,410 14
Jun 17, 2005 8 $1,552,950 +93% -46% 2,610 $595   $39,874,360 15
Jun 18, 2005 7 $2,296,770 +48% -45% 2,610 $880   $42,171,130 16
Jun 19, 2005 7 $1,722,565 -25% -36% 2,610 $660   $43,893,695 17
Jun 20, 2005 8 $639,450 -63% -37% 2,610 $245   $44,533,145 18
Jun 21, 2005 8 $626,330 -2% -38% 2,610 $240   $45,159,475 19
Jun 22, 2005 9 $630,985 +1% -25% 2,610 $242   $45,790,460 20
Jun 23, 2005 9 $531,840 -16% -34% 2,610 $204   $46,322,300 21
Jun 24, 2005 10 $947,505 +78% -39% 1,675 $566   $47,269,805 22
Jun 25, 2005 9 $1,458,990 +54% -36% 1,675 $871   $48,728,795 23
Jun 26, 2005 10 $1,039,740 -29% -40% 1,675 $621   $49,768,535 24
Jul 4, 2005 10 $628,105     1,174 $535   $54,371,070 32
Sep 5, 2005 56 $7,295     73 $100   $61,548,295 95
Oct 10, 2005 88 $60     4 $15   $61,609,460 130

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Jun 3, 2005 4 $24,913,065   2,812 $8,860   $24,913,065 1
Jun 10, 2005 7 $13,408,345 -46% 2,820 $4,755   $38,321,410 2
Jun 17, 2005 8 $8,000,890 -40% 2,610 $3,065   $46,322,300 3
Jun 24, 2005 10 $4,996,355 -38% 1,677 $2,979   $51,318,655 4
Jul 1, 2005 11 $3,945,065 -21% 1,174 $3,360   $55,263,720 5
Jul 8, 2005 12 $2,667,400 -32% 1,030 $2,590   $57,931,120 6
Jul 15, 2005 15 $1,445,170 -46% 747 $1,935   $59,376,290 7
Jul 22, 2005 17 $754,465 -48% 418 $1,805   $60,130,755 8
Jul 29, 2005 27 $293,900 -61% 200 $1,470   $60,424,655 9
Aug 5, 2005 22 $435,510 +48% 366 $1,190   $60,860,165 10
Aug 12, 2005 29 $341,670 -22% 327 $1,045   $61,201,835 11
Aug 19, 2005 33 $207,335 -39% 264 $785   $61,409,170 12
Aug 26, 2005 46 $90,950 -56% 129 $705   $61,500,120 13
Sep 2, 2005 49 $55,100 -39% 73 $755   $61,555,220 14
Sep 9, 2005 58 $34,515 -37% 59 $585   $61,589,735 15
Sep 16, 2005 87 $10,555 -69% 31 $340   $61,600,290 16
Sep 23, 2005 103 $4,640 -56% 16 $290   $61,604,930 17
Sep 30, 2005 103 $3,790 -18% 10 $379   $61,608,720 18
Oct 7, 2005 115 $1,280 -66% 4 $320   $61,610,000 19
Oct 14, 2005 104 $2,916 +128% 5 $583   $61,612,916 20
Oct 21, 2005 125 $973 -67% 4 $243   $61,613,889 21
Oct 28, 2005 122 $619 -36% 1 $619   $61,614,508 22
Nov 4, 2005 115 $1,125 +82% 2 $563   $61,615,633 23
Nov 18, 2005 72 $20,894   5 $4,179   $61,636,527 25
Nov 25, 2005 77 $10,431 -50% 4 $2,608   $61,646,958 26
Dec 2, 2005 101 $2,953 -72% 4 $738   $61,649,911 27

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
Mar 19, 200613100,870 504,274$1,519,707$9,077,39615

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