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Gran Torino

Gran Torino
2008
 116 minutes (1 hrs 56 mins)

Director and Cast Quickview

Directed by

Starring

Clint Eastwood · Christopher Carley · Bee Vang · Ahney Her · Brian Haley · Geraldine Hughes

Full cast & crew

Release dates

US release date US release: 9th January 2009
United States release date United States release: 12th December 2008
Canada release date Canada release: 19th December 2008

Box Office Quickview

UK box office

  • Debut box office: 20th Feb '09
  • Debut position: 11
  • Highest position: 2
  • Debut gross: £332.9 Thousand
  • Total chart weeks: 9

US box office

  • Box Office debut: 12th Dec '08
  • Debut position: 20
  • Highest position: 1
  • Debut gross: $271.7 Thousand
  • Total chart weeks: 20

Chart position history

UK box office

20 Feb, 2009
11
27 Feb, 2009
2
6 Mar, 2009
3
13 Mar, 2009
3
20 Mar, 2009
6
27 Mar, 2009
7
3 Apr, 2009
9
10 Apr, 2009
13
17 Apr, 2009
15

US box office

26 Dec, 2008
15
2 Jan, 2009
14
9 Jan, 2009
1
16 Jan, 2009
2
23 Jan, 2009
3
30 Jan, 2009
5
6 Feb, 2009
8
13 Feb, 2009
11
22 Feb, 2009
12
27 Feb, 2009
12
6 Mar, 2009
11
13 Mar, 2009
13
20 Mar, 2009
14

Global box office

Certificates


15 age rating
US
R

Total grosses

UK total gross
United Kingdom Flag  £8.1 Million
US total gross
United States Flag  $148.1 Million
Global total gross
Global Flag  $270 Million

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Who said that the box office was dead? Well Warner Bros. are set to make $4bn this year in Box Office takings, the highest a studio has ever made in a calendar year.

The big films which helped Warners hit this target were harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, their highest grosser this year, The Hangover, Yes Man, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button and Gran Torino which all came in over $100m in worldwide grosses.

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