Robert Pattinson's film Primetime earned $19.2 million during its opening weekend in the United States on 25 September. The production, which features Pattinson in the lead role, is scheduled to begin previews in the United Kingdom on 28 October.
A24 self-distributes its content in Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, and the United Kingdom, while Sony handles distribution for other territories. The studio's documentary You Can See Everything, a three-hour film about Elizabeth Holmes, opened to $15.6 million in the U.S.
Tickets for the documentary went on sale at London’s Picturehouse Central cinema before the American release. One insider stated, "The film really didn’t exist in the world until six weeks ago."
Cineworld increased the number of screenings at its primary Leicester Square location to accommodate demand. Other recent releases include Club Kid, which arrives in U.S. cinemas on 6 November and the United Kingdom on 8 January.
Marty Supreme generated more than $22 million in the United Kingdom, while A24's Backrooms and Civil War both outperformed Primetime in their U.S. debuts. The release of Everything Everywhere All at Once in the United Kingdom occurred two months after its debut in the United States.
