Sydney Sweeney’s ‘The Housemaid’ Surpasses $300 Million in Box Office Sales

Sydney Sweeney’s ‘The Housemaid’ Surpasses $300 Million in Box Office Sales

Sydney Sweeney’s newest project, “The Housemaid,” has reached a significant sales milestone, surpassing $300 million at the global box office. This mid-budget film has triumphed, achieving $305 million in total revenue, with $116 million from the domestic market and an impressive $189.1 million from international audiences.

The Making of ‘The Housemaid’

“The Housemaid,” directed by Paul Feig and adapted from Freida McFadden’s best-selling novel, had a production budget of just $35 million, ensuring substantial profitability for Lionsgate. The film debuted in North America ahead of Christmas, opening with a solid $19 million and sustaining its audience appeal well into the new year due to positive reviews and strong word-of-mouth.

Global Box Office Success

In its run, “The Housemaid” topped box office charts in various international markets, including:

  • United Kingdom: $36.4 million
  • France: $33.4 million
  • Latin America: $26.2 million
  • Australia and New Zealand: $15.3 million
  • Spain: $12.5 million

The film maintained its number one position in several territories last weekend, showcasing its broad appeal just weeks after its release in those markets.

Notable Cast and Future Installments

Sweeney stars alongside Amanda Seyfried and Brandon Sklenar, portraying a young woman with a mysterious background who becomes a live-in maid for a seemingly perfect family. Following the film’s remarkable accomplishment, plans for a sequel titled “The Housemaid’s Secret” are already underway, with Sweeney, Feig, and Michele Morrone expected to reprise their roles.

Sweeney and Feig Set New Records

This achievement marks “The Housemaid” as Sydney Sweeney’s highest-grossing film, surpassing her previous project, “Anyone but You,” which earned $220.2 million. While she also appeared in Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” her role in that film was limited. Furthermore, “The Housemaid” stands as Paul Feig’s most successful film, taking the lead over his previous hit “Bridesmaids,” which grossed $289.3 million.

Producer Achievements

Producer Todd Lieberman celebrates another success with this film, adding “The Housemaid” to his list of productions that have surpassed the $300 million mark, including:

  • “Beauty and the Beast” (2017)
  • “The Proposal” (2009)
  • “Wonder” (2017)

The commercial triumph of “The Housemaid” not only highlights the star power of Sydney Sweeney but also emphasizes the potential of mid-budget films in today’s box office landscape.