Overview
- The Curry Barker‑directed film has reached roughly $233.9 million in North America and about $370–371 million worldwide after strong holds and atypical weekend gains during its extended theatrical run.
- Focus Features began a premium video‑on‑demand and digital rollout at the end of June, with multiple outlets reporting a June 30 PVOD window on platforms such as Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango at Home.
- Several outlets report an unrated cut of the film is appearing on Apple TV, a detail described in coverage as reported rather than officially confirmed by the distributor.
- Recent reporting has highlighted large backend payouts tied to the film’s success, including unverified claims of a roughly $17 million bonus for an executive producer, which has intensified discussion about how profits are shared with cast and crew.
- The film’s trajectory — made for about $750,000, bought at TIFF for roughly $14–15 million, then turned into a global hit — is prompting studios to rethink short theatrical windows and is raising career and business opportunities for the director and lead talent.