It didn’t to a lick of
business at the box office, which is sad since it is a Woody Allen film —
written and directed by him. It all
fairness, Wonder Wheel never really had chance to pull in decent numbers
… it opened on five screens on Dec. 1, expended out to 536 two weeks later
(during the “dead zone” on the lead-up to Christmas) and then just as quickly
vanished.
Universal Pictures Home
Entertainment will be guiding this Amazon Studios production into the film’s
next phase, the home entertainment marketplace on Mar. 6 with both DVD and
Blu-ray editions being offered. At
least this latest Woody Allen film — a delightful period piece that takes place
on Coney Island in the 1950s — will be able to release a wider audience on that
date.
The ARR for Wonder
Wheel works out 95 days and ticket sales generated from the film’s
limited run currently stand at just $1.3 million.
The only bonus feature is
a video session with the cast and crew discussing the “Making of Wonder Wheel.”
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