Tom Cruise's Film 'Digger' Flops, Incurring Massive Financial Losses
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Updated Oct 6
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What happened
The film 'Digger,' starring Tom Cruise, opened worldwide to $28 million. The movie is projected to lose between $150 and $200 million. Warner Bros. Pictures spent over $250 million on the film and its marketing, meaning it needed $300 million to break even.
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Why it matters
The poor box office performance puts Tom Cruise's chances for an Oscar at risk. The film's failure represents a significant financial loss for Warner Bros. Pictures.
Tom Cruise is noted for his pursuit of artistic recognition within the global film industry and Hollywood.
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Who's involved
- Tom CruiseStar of the film 'Digger'.
- Warner Bros. PicturesStudio that produced and marketed the film.
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