Charles Gant
Charles Gant is Awards/Box Office Editor at Screen International, based in London. Charles began writing for Screen in 2015 as a critic, before joining the staff in 2017 initially as Features Editor.
A former Deputy Editor of The Face magazine and former Film Editor of Heat magazine, Charles has been writing about box office for more than a decade, including writing the weekly Indie Box Office report for the BFI-backed Film Audience Network of cinemas.
Charles is a member of Bafta, and has served on Bafta Film Awards juries including for outstanding British debut, rising star and more recently the longlisting jury for performance and director. He speaks about the film business and box office to various groups throughout the year, including at the National Film & Television School, Film Distributors Association and Film Hub London.
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‘Red One’ launches with $28m at global box office as ‘Venom 3’ closes in on $400m
Warner Bros’ festive action title ‘Red One’ opened in 75 international markets.
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‘Venom: The Last Dance’ hits $317m at global box office; ‘The Wild Robot’ sees powerful hold
’Venom 3’ hit $300m after 10 days while ‘The Wild Robot’ nears $270m.
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12 documentaries to watch this awards season
As part of Screen International’s guide to the films to watch this awards season, we round up some of the key documentary contenders.
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Foreign markets boost ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ to $175m global opening – but film soft in North America
The third ‘Venom’ feature was a huge hit in China, grossing $46m over five days.
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‘Smile 2’ cracks grin at top of worldwide box office; ‘The Wild Robot’ nears $200m total
Paramount horror ‘Smile 2’ opened with an estimated $46m globally.
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‘The Wild Robot’ tops global box office as ‘Joker: Folie À Deux’ crashes in second session
Universal animation ‘The Wild Robot’ is now just shy of $150m.
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‘Joker: Folie À Deux’ tops global box office chart with $114.8m – a big drop from ‘Joker’ debut
The ‘Joker’ sequel opened with half that of the 2019 title.
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‘The Wild Robot’ surges to global box office top spot as ‘Megalopolis’ sputters with $6m opening
Universal’s DreamWorks animation ‘The Wild Robot’ took in $44.9m over the weekend.
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‘Transformers One’ revs up with $39m opening at global box office
‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ holds top spot with $331.2m total.
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‘Beetlejuice 2’ dominates with $80m second session; ‘Speak No Evil’ lands with $21m
UK/Ireland remains the top international market for ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’.
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‘Alien: Romulus’ leads worldwide box office in static late-summer session
‘Inside Out 2’ returns to the global box office top five.
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‘Blink Twice’, ‘The Crow’ fall short as holdovers retain lead at global box office
Blink Twice landed in fifth place in the worldwide box office chart with $14m.
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How Laika’s ‘Coraline’ became the re-release hit of the year
The ‘Coraline’ re-release has passed $27m worldwide.
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The lowdown on all the Venice Film Festival 2024 titles
Screen profiles all the films in the Venice Film Festival’s official selection and parallel sections.
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Why it has been a summer of two halves at the UK & Ireland box office
Screen reports on a market that remains optimistic about the year in full.
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‘Alien: Romulus’ bursts out with $108m global box office debut
The ‘Alien: Romulus’ opening is ahead of expectations for Disney.
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‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ crosses $1bn at global box office; ‘It Ends With Us’ enjoys $80m debut
Married couple Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively took the number one and two spot.
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‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ hits $824m at global box office; ‘Trap’ opens with $20m
The Disney title scored an estimated $207.5m in its second weekend.
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‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ smashes global box office records with $444.1m global debut
The Disney film had the highest global opening ever for an R-rated film.
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‘Twisters’ rules global box office with $108m session; ‘Inside Out 2’ poised to become biggest animation of all time
The worldwide total of ‘Twisters’ so far is $123.2m.