Germany Box Office for The Boss Baby: Family Business (2021)

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Theatrical Performance (US$)
Germany Box Office	$1,872,000	Details
Worldwide Box Office	$146,281,732	Details
Home Market Performance
North America DVD Sales	$2,941,221	Details
North America Blu-ray Sales	$3,725,066	Details
Total North America Video Sales	$6,666,287
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Synopsis

When baby Tina reveals that she’s—ta-da!—a top secret agent for BabyCorp on a mission to uncover the dark secrets behind Tabitha’s school and its mysterious founder, Dr. Erwin Armstrong, it will reunite the Templeton brothers in unexpected ways, lead them to re-evaluate the meaning of family and discover what truly matters.

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Movie Details

Production Budget:	$82,000,000
Germany Releases:	October 14th, 2021 (Wide)
Video Release:	July 2nd, 2021 by Peacock
MPAA Rating:	PG for rude humor, mild language and some action. (Rating bulletin 2663 (cert #53046), 1/13/2021)
Running Time:	107 minutes
Franchise:	The Boss Baby
Keywords:	Undercover, Talking Babies, Dysfunctional Family, Family Adventure, Disrupted by 2020 COVID-19 pandemic
Source:	Based on Fiction Book/Short Story
Genre:	Adventure
Production Method:	Digital Animation
Creative Type:	Kids Fiction
Production/Financing Companies:	DreamWorks Animation
Production Countries:	United States
Languages:	English

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October 3rd, 2021

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October 1st, 2021

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July 16th, 2021

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July 4th, 2021

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July 2nd, 2021

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The Boss Baby: Family Business trailer

November 24th, 2020

DreamWorks Animation animated adventure with the voice of Alec Baldwin is scheduled to open in theaters on March 26 ... Full Movie Details. More...

Because some of our sources provide box office data in their local currency, while we use USD in the graph above and table below, exchange rate fluctuations can have effect on the data causing stronger increases or even decreases of the cumulative box office.

Weekend Box Office Performance

Date	Rank	Gross	% Change	Screens	Per Screen	Total Gross	Week
2021/10/22	-	$702,000		562	$1,249	$1,872,000	2

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory	Release Date	Opening Weekend	Opening Weekend Screens	Maximum Screens	Theatrical Engagements	Total Box Office	Report Date
Argentina	7/22/2021	$397,000	183	183	506	$1,131,000	10/20/2022
Australia	11/25/2021	$726,486	313	313	1565	$2,964,440	11/23/2022
Belgium	7/23/2021	$209,000	65	65	255	$1,161,000	10/20/2022
Brazil	8/12/2021	$605,000	658	673	1998	$2,126,515	11/16/2022
Bulgaria	7/2/2021	$79,000	63	63	63	$79,000	10/20/2022
Central America	7/23/2021	$199,000	133	133	144	$501,226	9/14/2022
Chile	8/6/2021	$1,313	361	361	361	$1,313	10/20/2022
Colombia	7/23/2021	$201,000	200	200	200	$201,000	10/20/2022
Croatia	9/17/2021	$8,747	55	55	57	$206,412	6/9/2023
Czech Republic	9/3/2021	$70,456	39	149	746	$602,522	10/20/2022
Denmark	10/21/2021	$483,000	103	103	103	$1,343,000	10/20/2022
Egypt	7/2/2021	$34,000	20	20	20	$34,000	10/20/2022
Estonia	9/17/2021	$64,000	24	24	33	$220,418	5/18/2022
Finland	10/15/2021	$186,918	113	113	602	$902,905	10/20/2022
France	8/18/2021	$2,003,000	661	661	3349	$7,108,000	10/20/2022
Germany	10/14/2021	$0	0	562	562	$1,872,000	10/20/2022
Hong Kong	7/23/2021	$1,037,000	61	61	179	$2,359,548	8/30/2021
Hungary	8/26/2021	$120,000	56	56	56	$120,000	10/20/2022
Iceland	8/6/2021	$33,000	9	9	9	$33,000	10/20/2022
India	10/8/2021	$57,000	370	370	370	$57,000	10/20/2022
Israel	9/17/2021	$102,000	38	38	75	$1,357,249	4/13/2022
Italy	10/7/2021	$573,054	0	1	1	$1,649,873	10/20/2022
Japan	12/17/2021	$1,393,000	361	361	361	$1,393,000	10/20/2022
Latvia	9/17/2021	$22,000	10	10	10	$22,000	9/21/2021
Lebanon	7/1/2021	$44,000	9	9	9	$44,000	7/7/2021
Lithuania	9/17/2021	$68,203	20	20	132	$272,317	12/8/2021
Mexico	7/22/2021	$1,208,188	0	0	0	$3,282,650	10/20/2022
Middle East Region	7/2/2021	$22,000	28	28	28	$22,000	7/7/2021
Netherlands	7/21/2021	$184,890	224	224	1253	$1,822,054	10/20/2022
New Zealand	9/30/2021	$32	5	88	485	$614,813	12/30/2021
North America	7/2/2021	$16,000,665	3,644	3,688	22,269	$57,300,280
Norway	9/24/2021	$323,000	154	154	154	$961,000	10/20/2022
Paraguay	8/6/2021	$6,000	17	17	17	$6,000	10/20/2022
Peru	8/12/2021	$81,000	80	80	80	$81,000	10/20/2022
Poland	10/1/2021	$0	0	204	379	$1,643,000	10/20/2022
Portugal	8/26/2021	$112,776	86	86	542	$649,254	10/20/2022
Romania	9/17/2021	$85,000	80	109	513	$181,144	12/14/2022
Russia (CIS)	8/19/2021	$3,484,306	1873	2073	10862	$16,439,189	10/20/2022
Saudi Arabia	7/2/2021	$417,000	0	36	36	$954,000	10/20/2022
Serbia and Montenegro	9/10/2021	$82,000	83	83	86	$289,537	11/3/2022
Singapore	9/9/2021	$176,000	34	34	34	$176,000	10/20/2022
Slovakia	9/3/2021	$42,746	23	69	451	$349,858	7/21/2022
South Korea	7/21/2021	$2,078,007	1343	1343	3720	$7,252,668	5/11/2022
Spain	8/6/2021	$1,012,447	362	403	2686	$5,168,038	10/28/2021
Sweden	10/22/2021	$340,000	204	204	229	$1,618,878	6/8/2022
Switzerland	8/18/2021	$0	0	0	0	$682,500	9/8/2022
Switzerland (French Speaking)	8/20/2021	$77,000	23	23	23	$77,000	10/20/2022
Switzerland (German Speaking)	10/22/2021	$137,000	66	66	66	$137,000	10/20/2022
Taiwan	10/8/2021	$85,000	87	87	87	$85,000	10/20/2022
Thailand	12/17/2021	$53,000	193	193	193	$53,000	10/20/2022
Trinidad	7/2/2021	$9,000	7	7	7	$9,000	10/20/2022
Turkey	9/17/2021	$125,349	320	320	2157	$1,239,783	10/20/2022
Ukraine	7/1/2021	$476,000	207	207	465	$1,576,201	6/1/2022
United Arab Emirates	7/2/2021	$447,000	63	63	125	$1,030,000	7/19/2021
United Kingdom	10/22/2021	$1,639,570	604	611	4041	$9,950,685	1/19/2022
Uruguay	8/6/2021	$21,000	16	16	16	$21,000	10/20/2022

Rest of World						$4,846,462

Worldwide Total						$146,281,732	6/9/2023

Full financial estimates for this film, including domestic and international box office, video sales, video rentals, TV and ancillary revenue are available through our research services. For more information, please contact us at research@the-numbers.com.

Leading Cast

Alec Baldwin

Ted Templeton

Supporting Cast

Jeff Goldblum		Dr. Armstrong
Ariana Greenblatt		Tabitha Templeton
Eva Longoria		Carol Templeton
James Marsden		Tim Templeton
Amy Sedaris		Tina Templeton
Jimmy Kimmel		Ted Templeton
Lisa Kudrow		Janice Templeton

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

Production and Technical Credits

Tom McGrath		Director
Michael McCullers		Screenwriter
Jeff Hermann		Producer
Mary Blee		Editor
Mark Hester		Editor
Steve Mazzaro		Composer
Hans Zimmer		Composer