A24's "Marty Supreme" Achieves Unprecedented Success Across the Globe
In a notable milestone, Timothée Chalamet-starrer "Marty Supreme", a sports dramedy about a table tennis champion, has shattered $100 million at the box office worldwide. This achievement marks the fourth A24 film to reach this benchmark, following Oscar-winning drama "Everything Everywhere All at Once" ($142 million), dystopian thriller "Civil War" ($127 million), and last year's romantic drama "Materialists" ($107 million).
Chalamet's unconventional marketing efforts and glowing word-of-mouth from critics and audiences have contributed significantly to the film's remarkable success. With a worldwide gross of $102.3 million, including $80.8 million in the United States and $21.5 million overseas, the film has proven to be a highly sought-after title globally.
International markets have also responded positively to the film, with notable performances in the UK ($16 million), Canada ($5.7 million), and Mexico ($944,000). The film's global appeal is expected to endure beyond its domestic run, as it makes its debut next weekend in 12 territories, including Australia, Brazil, and Italy.
Produced on a budget of $70 million, "Marty Supreme" has proven itself to be an astute investment for A24. Notably, the film's success comes without incurring any losses, given that theater owners keep about half of ticket sales. The film's financial performance is set to receive a significant boost as it enters the awards season, where Chalamet won several major awards for his portrayal of Marty Mauser.
Directed by Josh Safdie, "Marty Supreme" follows the inspiring true story of Marty Mauser, a table tennis player who overcame incredible obstacles to pursue his dream. As the film's global success continues to grow, it remains to be seen where it will rank among A24's most successful films in terms of worldwide grosses.
In a notable milestone, Timothée Chalamet-starrer "Marty Supreme", a sports dramedy about a table tennis champion, has shattered $100 million at the box office worldwide. This achievement marks the fourth A24 film to reach this benchmark, following Oscar-winning drama "Everything Everywhere All at Once" ($142 million), dystopian thriller "Civil War" ($127 million), and last year's romantic drama "Materialists" ($107 million).
Chalamet's unconventional marketing efforts and glowing word-of-mouth from critics and audiences have contributed significantly to the film's remarkable success. With a worldwide gross of $102.3 million, including $80.8 million in the United States and $21.5 million overseas, the film has proven to be a highly sought-after title globally.
International markets have also responded positively to the film, with notable performances in the UK ($16 million), Canada ($5.7 million), and Mexico ($944,000). The film's global appeal is expected to endure beyond its domestic run, as it makes its debut next weekend in 12 territories, including Australia, Brazil, and Italy.
Produced on a budget of $70 million, "Marty Supreme" has proven itself to be an astute investment for A24. Notably, the film's success comes without incurring any losses, given that theater owners keep about half of ticket sales. The film's financial performance is set to receive a significant boost as it enters the awards season, where Chalamet won several major awards for his portrayal of Marty Mauser.
Directed by Josh Safdie, "Marty Supreme" follows the inspiring true story of Marty Mauser, a table tennis player who overcame incredible obstacles to pursue his dream. As the film's global success continues to grow, it remains to be seen where it will rank among A24's most successful films in terms of worldwide grosses.
just watched marty supreme and i'm still reeling from that epic table tennis match 
timothée chalamet is a genius on screen and the marketing strategy for this movie was pure fire 
the way they went for an unconventional approach worked so well it's like they read our minds lol 
anyhoo, $100 million at the box office worldwide? that's insane 
I've been hearing buzz about it for months and now that it's out I can see why everyone's going crazy over it timothée chalamet killed his role as marty mauser the way he took those interviews was so lowkey humble too i feel like we're gonna see a lot of awards season love for this film
. And Chalamet's performance? Mind-blowing 
. The fact that A24 took a risk on this film and it paid off so big time is amazing 
. Now, I'm hyped for the awards season and seeing how many wins Chalamet will take home 
and his unconventional marketing strategy totally paid off. The fact that it's breaking all these records worldwide is insane 
, so I guess you could say A24 really took a chance on this one. The film's global appeal is huge, and I'm excited to see where it'll rank in the awards season 
the budget was only 70 mil and it made like 100 mil worldwide, thats pretty lit, i guess? but seriously, whats up with a24 always producing these weird, quirky films that somehow become super successful? its like they're some kind of cinematic magic 
my friend who works at an A24 theater told me they're having to turn away tickets every day because everyone wants to see this film 
i've been hearing amazing things about Josh Safdie's direction too 
anyway, since the budget was only $70 million it's insane that it made over $100 million 
i'm rooting for A24 to keep making amazing films like this 
. And let's not forget the importance of word-of-mouth - it's a testament to the impact one person (or film) can have on another 
. The success of "Marty Supreme" is a shining example that success doesn't always come easily, but with perseverance and a willingness to take risks, we can achieve greatness 
still can't believe timothée chalamet went from calling himself an "actor" to having a net worth that's making me question my own life choices 
I'm literally stoked for Timothée Chalamet 
!
? He must be doing something right 
! I love how A24 is killing it with their marketing too 
. I'm defo gonna catch this movie on the big screen 
soon!