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Despite Losing 500 Theaters, Anne Hathaway's New R-Rated Thriller Continues A Major Box Office Trend

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Anne Hathaway's R-rated thriller 'Verity' has lost 500 theaters in its third weekend but remains a financial success, continuing the trend of profitable Colleen Hoover adaptations.

01Summary

  1. 01'Verity' dropped from 3572 to 3072 US theaters in its third weekend after a 62% second-weekend fall.
  2. 02The film earned $6.2 million domestically in its third weekend, a 48% drop from the previous week.
  3. 03With a $40 million budget, 'Verity' has grossed $66.1 million domestically and $145.3 million worldwide.
  4. 04Anne Hathaway's 2026 box office includes 'The Odyssey' ($1.8 billion) and 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' ($693.5 million).
  5. 05Colleen Hoover adaptations including 'It Ends with Us' ($351.4 million) and 'Regretting You' ($90.5 million) have all been global hits.

02Why it matters

This matters because it shows that even with mixed reviews and a steep box office drop, an author's fanbase can ensure profitability, reinforcing the reliability of book-to-film adaptations for studios.

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