The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill, But Came Down a Mountain (1995)

The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill, But Came Down a Mountain
Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $10,904,930Details
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Metrics

Opening Weekend:$2,811,355 (25.8% of total gross)
Legs:3.88 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:100.0% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Theater counts:954 opening theaters/961 max. theaters, 5.1 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $28,352,813

Movie Details

Domestic Releases: May 12th, 1995 (Wide) by Miramax
MPA Rating: PG for mild language
Running Time: 99 minutes
Cast, crew, or production detail: Voiceover/Narration
Geographical setting: Wales
Plot point: Romance
Social setting: Life in a Small Town, World War I
Subgenre: Comedy Drama
Time period setting: 1910s
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Historical Fiction
Languages: English

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
May 12, 1995 4 $2,811,355   954 $2,947   $2,811,355 1
May 19, 1995 8 $1,598,597 -43% 961 $1,663   $5,309,880 2
May 26, 1995 12 $1,255,091 -21% 491 $2,556   $7,108,666 3
Jun 2, 1995 16 $519,696 -59% 325 $1,599   $7,853,420 4
Jun 9, 1995 17 $476,830 -8% 318 $1,499   $8,541,903 5
Jun 16, 1995 17 $335,040 -30% 255 $1,314   $9,064,012 6
Jun 23, 1995 15 $366,842 +9% 240 $1,529   $9,584,208 7
Jun 30, 1995 19 $206,300 -44% 289 $714   $9,946,389 8
Jul 7, 1995 24 $148,801 -28% 269 $553   $10,275,497 9
Jul 14, 1995 28 $149,769 +1% 235 $637   $10,492,016 10
Jul 21, 1995 35 $80,084 -47% 191 $419   $10,634,872 11
Jul 28, 1995 39 $60,694 -24% 144 $421   $10,736,260 12
Aug 4, 1995 52 $41,171 -32% 105 $392   $10,803,128 13
Aug 11, 1995 57 $28,265 -31% 86 $329   $10,848,312 14
Aug 18, 1995 58 $21,414 -24% 48 $446   $10,882,631 15

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
May 12, 1995 4 $3,711,283   954 $3,890   $3,711,283 1
May 19, 1995 8 $2,142,292 -42% 961 $2,229   $5,853,575 2
May 26, 1995 12 $1,480,149 -31% 491 $3,015   $7,333,724 3
Jun 2, 1995 16 $731,349 -51% 325 $2,250   $8,065,073 4
Jun 9, 1995 17 $663,899 -9% 318 $2,088   $8,728,972 5
Jun 16, 1995 17 $488,394 -26% 255 $1,915   $9,217,366 6
Jun 23, 1995 15 $522,723 +7% 240 $2,178   $9,740,089 7
Jun 30, 1995 19 $386,607 -26% 289 $1,338   $10,126,696 8
Jul 7, 1995 24 $215,551 -44% 269 $801   $10,342,247 9
Jul 14, 1995 29 $212,541 -1% 235 $904   $10,554,788 10
Jul 21, 1995 35 $120,778 -43% 191 $632   $10,675,566 11
Jul 28, 1995 41 $86,391 -28% 144 $600   $10,761,957 12
Aug 4, 1995 52 $58,090 -33% 105 $553   $10,820,047 13
Aug 11, 1995 57 $41,170 -29% 86 $479   $10,861,217 14

Leading

Hugh Grant    Anson
Tara Fitzgerald   
Colm Meaney    Morgan the Goat

Supporting

Ian Hart    Johnny Shellshocked (Jones)
Ian McNeice    George Garrad

Production and Technical Credits

Christopher Monger    Director
Ifor David Monger    Screenwriter
Christopher Monger    Screenwriter
Harvey Weinstein    Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein    Executive Producer

Cast and crew with above-the-line roles are marked in bold. The line marks the division between above-the-line and below-the-line roles.


Metrics

Opening Weekend:$2,811,355 (25.8% of total gross)
Legs:3.88 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:100.0% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Theater counts:954 opening theaters/961 max. theaters, 5.1 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $28,352,813

Movie Details

Domestic Releases: May 12th, 1995 (Wide) by Miramax
MPA Rating: PG for mild language
Running Time: 99 minutes
Cast, crew, or production detail: Voiceover/Narration
Geographical setting: Wales
Plot point: Romance
Social setting: Life in a Small Town, World War I
Subgenre: Comedy Drama
Time period setting: 1910s
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Historical Fiction
Languages: English

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
May 12, 1995 4 $2,811,355   954 $2,947   $2,811,355 1
May 19, 1995 8 $1,598,597 -43% 961 $1,663   $5,309,880 2
May 26, 1995 12 $1,255,091 -21% 491 $2,556   $7,108,666 3
Jun 2, 1995 16 $519,696 -59% 325 $1,599   $7,853,420 4
Jun 9, 1995 17 $476,830 -8% 318 $1,499   $8,541,903 5
Jun 16, 1995 17 $335,040 -30% 255 $1,314   $9,064,012 6
Jun 23, 1995 15 $366,842 +9% 240 $1,529   $9,584,208 7
Jun 30, 1995 19 $206,300 -44% 289 $714   $9,946,389 8
Jul 7, 1995 24 $148,801 -28% 269 $553   $10,275,497 9
Jul 14, 1995 28 $149,769 +1% 235 $637   $10,492,016 10
Jul 21, 1995 35 $80,084 -47% 191 $419   $10,634,872 11
Jul 28, 1995 39 $60,694 -24% 144 $421   $10,736,260 12
Aug 4, 1995 52 $41,171 -32% 105 $392   $10,803,128 13
Aug 11, 1995 57 $28,265 -31% 86 $329   $10,848,312 14
Aug 18, 1995 58 $21,414 -24% 48 $446   $10,882,631 15

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
May 12, 1995 4 $3,711,283   954 $3,890   $3,711,283 1
May 19, 1995 8 $2,142,292 -42% 961 $2,229   $5,853,575 2
May 26, 1995 12 $1,480,149 -31% 491 $3,015   $7,333,724 3
Jun 2, 1995 16 $731,349 -51% 325 $2,250   $8,065,073 4
Jun 9, 1995 17 $663,899 -9% 318 $2,088   $8,728,972 5
Jun 16, 1995 17 $488,394 -26% 255 $1,915   $9,217,366 6
Jun 23, 1995 15 $522,723 +7% 240 $2,178   $9,740,089 7
Jun 30, 1995 19 $386,607 -26% 289 $1,338   $10,126,696 8
Jul 7, 1995 24 $215,551 -44% 269 $801   $10,342,247 9
Jul 14, 1995 29 $212,541 -1% 235 $904   $10,554,788 10
Jul 21, 1995 35 $120,778 -43% 191 $632   $10,675,566 11
Jul 28, 1995 41 $86,391 -28% 144 $600   $10,761,957 12
Aug 4, 1995 52 $58,090 -33% 105 $553   $10,820,047 13
Aug 11, 1995 57 $41,170 -29% 86 $479   $10,861,217 14

Leading

Hugh Grant    Anson
Tara Fitzgerald   
Colm Meaney    Morgan the Goat

Supporting

Ian Hart    Johnny Shellshocked (Jones)
Ian McNeice    George Garrad

Production and Technical Credits

Christopher Monger    Director
Ifor David Monger    Screenwriter
Christopher Monger    Screenwriter
Harvey Weinstein    Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein    Executive Producer

Cast and crew with above-the-line roles are marked in bold. The line marks the division between above-the-line and below-the-line roles.