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Tom Cruise's Film Digger Projected to Be Massive Box Office Flop

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Oct 12
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The film Digger, starring Tom Cruise, is projected to be one of the biggest box office flops in history, with estimates suggesting a loss of around $245 million. The movie opened domestically for $8 million, but its second weekend ticket sales dropped by 60%. The final global box office total is projected to be around $50 million.

From dailymail.com, theguardian.com

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The production costs for Digger were estimated to be between $160 million and $180 million, significantly exceeding the original $125 million budget. With $100 million spent on marketing, the film needed approximately $350 million to break even.

From dailymail.com, theguardian.com

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  1. Warner Bros. greenlit Digger, directed by G Iñárritu, and Cutthroat Island bankrupted Carolco Pictures.1 source
  2. The Guardian reviewed Tom Cruise's film Digger.1 source
  3. Del Toro, Hathaway, Patinkin, and Fonda offered praise and support for Cruise's film 'Digger'.1 source
  4. Skydance executives learned that the movie Digger, starring Tom Cruise, has been lost.1 source

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