Movie Comparison: The Affair of the Necklace (2001)
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| The Affair of the Necklace | |
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| Domestic Release Date | Nov 30, 2001 |
| Production Budget | |
| Opening Weekend Theaters | 18 |
| Maximum Theaters | 40 |
| Theatrical Engagements | 145 |
| Domestic Opening Weekend | $125,523 |
| Domestic Box Office | $430,313 |
| Inflation Adjusted Domestic Box Office |
$819,312 |
| International Box Office | |
| Worldwide Box Office | $430,313 |
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| The Affair of the Necklace | |
|---|---|
| Opening Weekend | $125,523 / $125,523 |
| 2nd Weekend | $88,846 / $261,803 |
| 3rd Weekend | $43,118 / $347,862 |
| 4th Weekend | $6,868 / $382,319 |
| 5th Weekend | $16,939 / $414,563 |
| 6th Weekend | $5,385 / $425,202 |
| 7th Weekend | $2,533 / $430,313 |
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| The Affair of the Necklace | |
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| Opening Week | $172,957 / $172,957 |
| 2nd Week | $131,787 / $304,744 |
| 3rd Week | $70,707 / $375,451 |
| 4th Week | $22,173 / $397,624 |
| 5th Week | $22,193 / $419,817 |
| 6th Week | $7,963 / $427,780 |
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Note: A theatrical engagement is defined as the movie playing in a single theater for one week. So, for example, a film that plays in 3,000 theaters in its first week and 2,000 theaters in its second week will have had 5,000 theatrical engagements.