DC’s Cheapest Film, Clayface, Has Yet to Break Even, Reports Say
Variety sources say Clayface has not earned enough at the box office to break even, despite grossing $112.6 million worldwide against a $44 million production budget.
The film will need additional revenue after its theatrical run to cover its costs. Variety did not specify how much more it needs to break even.
Clayface cost DC Studios nearly four times less than Supergirl, but came close to matching its worldwide gross. Supergirl earned about $126 million against a $170 million production budget, excluding marketing, and lost roughly $130 million even after a successful digital release.
The Hollywood Reporter previously reported that the failure of Supergirl and the insufficient box office returns of Superman were among the reasons Warner Bros.’ new owners were dissatisfied with James Gunn and Peter Safran. Both producers lost their leadership positions at DC Studios, and Jeremy Latcham will take over as head of the studio on December 1.
Source: iXBT.games
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