Zendaya and Robert Pattinson play the key characters in the drama, which is doing well at the box office. The romantic comedy, which was directed by Kristoffer Borgli, made USD 1.6 million on its seventh day (Thursday), an 8% decrease from Wednesday. The film made more money on its debut Thursday than Zendaya’s Challengers, which brought in USD 1.4 million.
In contrast to the earlier A24 production endeavors, it was under USD 1.6 million for Civil War and USD 4.5 million for Marty Supreme. Nevertheless, at the US box office, the R-rated romantic comedy had the third-best opening Thursday for A24. Due to this, The Drama’s running total at the US box office throughout its seven-day run was USD 22.1 million.
With a USD 28 million budget, the movie is well-positioned to recoup its costs and turn a profit. Seeing how the movie does on its second weekend and then during the weekdays will be interesting. The Drama features Mamoudou Athie, Alana Haim, Hailey Gates, Zoë Winters, Anna Baryshnikov, and Michael Abbott Jr. in addition to Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. Emma Harwood and Charlie Thompson, who are going to walk down the aisle to exchange vows, are at the center of the movie’s plot.
When one of the happily engaged pair learns odd secrets about the other, their lives completely change. Their plans for their lives, commitment, and mutual trust are tested.
