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Sydney Sweeney's Americana Was Seemingly A Bomb

Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Americana’ Wasn’t A Bomb, Rather A Niche Play: Understanding Indie Box Office Economics

However, calling Americana a bomb is a misnomer in indie film economic terms, for at the end of the day, the movie is expected to be profitable for Lionsgate on a small level under their Lionsgate Pr...

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Sydney Sweeney's 'Americana' Breaks Box Office Record With One of the Worst Opening Weekends Ever

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How Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Americana’ Did at the Box Office Amid American Eagle Controversy

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Sydney Sweeney Says ‘Mainly Girls’ Criticized Her Bathwater Soap, ‘Which Was Really Interesting. They All Loved the Idea of Jacob Elordi’s Bathwater’

When it came to backlash against Sydney’s Bathwater Bliss, the actor and producer noticed that “it was mainly the girls making comments about it, which I thought was really interesting. They all love...

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How Sydney Sweeney Became the Most Talked-About Woman in Hollywood

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Sydney Sweeney Addresses ‘Online Chatter’ Amid MAGA’s Weird Fixation With Her

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Sydney Sweeney's 'Americana' struggles at box office after American Eagle ad backlash

Sydney Sweeney is experiencing a career setback as her latest film Americana opens weakly at the US box office. The crime drama, directed by Tony Tost, earned just $850,000 across 1,100 theatres during its debut weekend, placing 16th overall despite early festival attention.

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Hollywood Star's Latest Film Tanks at the Box Office

Sydney Sweeney’s Americana is facing painful results at the box office. Led by Sweeney (Penny Jo Poplin) and Paul Walter Hauser (Lefty Ledbetter), the movie follows a group of South Dakotan people who erupt into violence after discovering the presence of a Lakotan Ghost shirt.

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Weapons Box Office Dominance: Strong Week 2 for Horror Movie

Weapons has taken No. 1 at the domestic box office for the second weekend in a row. The Zach Cregger horror movie debuted on August 8, taking No. 1 over fellow new release Freakier Friday with a 3-day haul of $43.