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There's a guy who has a French blog called Box Office Story, who I suspect released box office chart books on Amazon with a pseudonym. He basically took the Variety magazine key cities grosses from the sixties and so on, then compiled this mythology into a chart format.
The site is best viewed in desktop mode. In those chart books, he explained for the 1950s that even if a film had a high gross, it wasn't eligible to chart on the weekly survey if it was shown in only 2 cities. It's not a rule for the charts that began in April of 1969, though. They are 'top grossing' based. So a film featured in only 1 or 2 cities could still make enough money to reach the top ten. http://boxofficestory.com http://www.boxofficestory.com/usa-1963-c31664704 https://www.eklablog.com/profile/25571377 Don't have the Opera VPN running, or you won't be able to access the site... |
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