Zippy
22-08-2011, 12:39 PM
Wow this is big figures...
£13million including previews! Making it the biggest opening ever for a UK comedy. Haven't seen it yet but I'm glad it's done well as it will encourage more UK films being made. It's important to see them succeed at the box office.
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/inbetweeners-13m-record-opening-114723123.html
The film version of TV hit The Inbetweeners has raked in more than £13 million in a matter of days - making it the biggest ever opening weekend for a UK comedy.
The spin-off from the E4 show has now overtaken Bridget Jones: Edge Of Reason, which was the previous biggest opener with £10.4 million.
The Inbetweeners movie sees show regulars Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Blake Harrison heading off on their first "lads' holiday" with a wild trip to Malia in Crete.
It took £13.2 million since its opening, including previews.
Producer Chris Young said: "We are thrilled that The Inbetweeners Movie is the biggest opening of all time for a UK comedy."
The third biggest all-time UK comedy was Wallace & Gromit: Curse Of The Were-Rabbit with £9.4 million.
£13million including previews! Making it the biggest opening ever for a UK comedy. Haven't seen it yet but I'm glad it's done well as it will encourage more UK films being made. It's important to see them succeed at the box office.
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/inbetweeners-13m-record-opening-114723123.html
The film version of TV hit The Inbetweeners has raked in more than £13 million in a matter of days - making it the biggest ever opening weekend for a UK comedy.
The spin-off from the E4 show has now overtaken Bridget Jones: Edge Of Reason, which was the previous biggest opener with £10.4 million.
The Inbetweeners movie sees show regulars Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Blake Harrison heading off on their first "lads' holiday" with a wild trip to Malia in Crete.
It took £13.2 million since its opening, including previews.
Producer Chris Young said: "We are thrilled that The Inbetweeners Movie is the biggest opening of all time for a UK comedy."
The third biggest all-time UK comedy was Wallace & Gromit: Curse Of The Were-Rabbit with £9.4 million.