One Fine Day (1996)

Theatrical Performance
Domestic Box Office $46,169,663Details
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Metrics

Opening Weekend:$6,226,430 (13.5% of total gross)
Legs:5.75 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:100.0% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Theater counts:1,946 opening theaters/1,975 max. theaters, 6.8 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $116,825,955

Movie Details

Domestic Releases: December 20th, 1996 (Wide) by 20th Century Fox
Video Release: January 14th, 2003 by 20th Century Studios
MPA Rating: PG for language and mild sensuality
Running Time: 108 minutes
Cast, crew, or production detail: One Day
Geographical setting: New York, New York City
Plot point: Architecture, Dysfunctional Family, Exes in Love, Investigative Journalist, Romance, Single Parent
Subgenre: Romantic Comedy
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production Countries: United States

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 20, 1996 5 $6,226,430   1,946 $3,200   $6,226,430 1
Dec 27, 1996 6 $8,027,257 +29% 1,975 $4,064   $19,435,044 2
Jan 3, 1997 5 $6,218,887 -23% 1,968 $3,160   $32,246,925 3
Jan 10, 1997 9 $3,449,369 -45% 1,858 $1,856   $37,308,701 4
Jan 17, 1997 12 $2,722,311 -21% 1,443 $1,887   $41,043,794 5
Jan 24, 1997 17 $1,108,752 -59% 1,084 $1,023   $42,619,929 6
Jan 31, 1997 20 $694,306 -37% 768 $904   $43,620,819 7
Feb 7, 1997 23 $411,984 -41% 527 $782   $44,230,542 8
Feb 14, 1997 27 $441,819 +7% 492 $898   $44,781,352 9
Feb 21, 1997 28 $249,827 -43% 422 $592   $45,126,335 10
Feb 28, 1997 27 $270,122 +8% 361 $748   $45,490,879 11
Mar 7, 1997 30 $194,693 -28% 300 $649   $45,769,096 12
Mar 14, 1997 35 $149,080 -23% 223 $669   $45,991,211 13
Mar 21, 1997 45 $68,294 -54% 130 $525   $46,112,540 14

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 20, 1996 5 $11,407,787   1,946 $5,862   $11,407,787 1
Dec 27, 1996 6 $14,620,251 +28% 1,975 $7,403   $26,028,038 2
Jan 3, 1997 5 $7,831,294 -46% 1,968 $3,979   $33,859,332 3
Jan 10, 1997 9 $4,462,151 -43% 1,858 $2,402   $38,321,483 4
Jan 17, 1997 12 $3,189,694 -29% 1,443 $2,210   $41,511,177 5
Jan 24, 1997 17 $1,415,336 -56% 1,084 $1,306   $42,926,513 6
Jan 31, 1997 20 $892,045 -37% 768 $1,162   $43,818,558 7
Feb 7, 1997 23 $520,975 -42% 527 $989   $44,339,533 8
Feb 14, 1997 26 $536,975 +3% 492 $1,091   $44,876,508 9
Feb 21, 1997 28 $344,249 -36% 422 $816   $45,220,757 10
Feb 28, 1997 27 $353,646 +3% 361 $980   $45,574,403 11
Mar 7, 1997 28 $267,728 -24% 300 $892   $45,842,131 12
Mar 14, 1997 37 $202,115 -25% 223 $906   $46,044,246 13

Charles Durning    Lew

Leading

George Clooney    Jack Taylor
Michelle Pfeiffer    Melanie Parker

Amanda Peet    Celia
Holland Taylor    Rita
Joe Grifasi    Manny Feldstein

Production and Technical Credits

Michael Hoffman    Director
Terrel Seltzer    Screenwriter
Ellen Simon    Screenwriter
Michelle Pfeiffer    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:$6,226,430 (13.5% of total gross)
Legs:5.75 (domestic box office/biggest weekend)
Domestic Share:100.0% (domestic box office/worldwide)
Theater counts:1,946 opening theaters/1,975 max. theaters, 6.8 weeks average run per theater
Infl. Adj. Dom. BO $116,825,955

Movie Details

Domestic Releases: December 20th, 1996 (Wide) by 20th Century Fox
Video Release: January 14th, 2003 by 20th Century Studios
MPA Rating: PG for language and mild sensuality
Running Time: 108 minutes
Cast, crew, or production detail: One Day
Geographical setting: New York, New York City
Plot point: Architecture, Dysfunctional Family, Exes in Love, Investigative Journalist, Romance, Single Parent
Subgenre: Romantic Comedy
Source:Original Screenplay
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production Countries: United States

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 20, 1996 5 $6,226,430   1,946 $3,200   $6,226,430 1
Dec 27, 1996 6 $8,027,257 +29% 1,975 $4,064   $19,435,044 2
Jan 3, 1997 5 $6,218,887 -23% 1,968 $3,160   $32,246,925 3
Jan 10, 1997 9 $3,449,369 -45% 1,858 $1,856   $37,308,701 4
Jan 17, 1997 12 $2,722,311 -21% 1,443 $1,887   $41,043,794 5
Jan 24, 1997 17 $1,108,752 -59% 1,084 $1,023   $42,619,929 6
Jan 31, 1997 20 $694,306 -37% 768 $904   $43,620,819 7
Feb 7, 1997 23 $411,984 -41% 527 $782   $44,230,542 8
Feb 14, 1997 27 $441,819 +7% 492 $898   $44,781,352 9
Feb 21, 1997 28 $249,827 -43% 422 $592   $45,126,335 10
Feb 28, 1997 27 $270,122 +8% 361 $748   $45,490,879 11
Mar 7, 1997 30 $194,693 -28% 300 $649   $45,769,096 12
Mar 14, 1997 35 $149,080 -23% 223 $669   $45,991,211 13
Mar 21, 1997 45 $68,294 -54% 130 $525   $46,112,540 14

Weekly Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeTheatersPer TheaterTotal GrossWeek
Dec 20, 1996 5 $11,407,787   1,946 $5,862   $11,407,787 1
Dec 27, 1996 6 $14,620,251 +28% 1,975 $7,403   $26,028,038 2
Jan 3, 1997 5 $7,831,294 -46% 1,968 $3,979   $33,859,332 3
Jan 10, 1997 9 $4,462,151 -43% 1,858 $2,402   $38,321,483 4
Jan 17, 1997 12 $3,189,694 -29% 1,443 $2,210   $41,511,177 5
Jan 24, 1997 17 $1,415,336 -56% 1,084 $1,306   $42,926,513 6
Jan 31, 1997 20 $892,045 -37% 768 $1,162   $43,818,558 7
Feb 7, 1997 23 $520,975 -42% 527 $989   $44,339,533 8
Feb 14, 1997 26 $536,975 +3% 492 $1,091   $44,876,508 9
Feb 21, 1997 28 $344,249 -36% 422 $816   $45,220,757 10
Feb 28, 1997 27 $353,646 +3% 361 $980   $45,574,403 11
Mar 7, 1997 28 $267,728 -24% 300 $892   $45,842,131 12
Mar 14, 1997 37 $202,115 -25% 223 $906   $46,044,246 13

Charles Durning    Lew

Leading

George Clooney    Jack Taylor
Michelle Pfeiffer    Melanie Parker

Amanda Peet    Celia
Holland Taylor    Rita
Joe Grifasi    Manny Feldstein

Production and Technical Credits

Michael Hoffman    Director
Terrel Seltzer    Screenwriter
Ellen Simon    Screenwriter
Michelle Pfeiffer    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.