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Pennywise's reign of terror has not wavered: Warner Bros. "" It Chapter Two "kept the top spot in the box office, led by another strong performance overseas. The sequel, based on Stephen King's horror novel, generated an additional $ 47 million in international box office for a total of $ 169 million abroad.
After two weeks of publication, "It Chapter Two" has collected $ 323.3 million worldwide. Between "It" in 2017 and this year's follow-up, both led by Andy Muschietti, the franchise has now crossed the $ 1 billion mark at the global box office. The sequel features Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, Bill Hader and Isaiah Mustafa, while Bill Skarsgard returns to portray the terrifying demonic clown known as Pennywise.
"It: Chapter Two" opened this weekend in France with 4.7 million dollars. Among the spin-offs, the film had a strong output in Germany with $ 4.2 million, the United Kingdom with $ 3.9 million and Mexico with $ 3.3 million.
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Another newcomer, Warner Bros. "The Goldfinch" began its international roll-out with a paltry $ 985,000 from 12 territories. The drama, adapted from Donna Tartt's award-winning Pulitzer Prize, did not have a better start in the United States, when it dropped $ 2.6 million. The film – with Ansel Elgort – makes its debut in France.
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