Box Office: ‘Verity’ Makes $4.5 Million in Previews, ‘Digger’ Behind With $1.2 Million

PartyWire newsroom brief · 2h ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

Another Colleen Hoover adaptation is coming to theaters as Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson bring the author’s best-selling novel “Verity” to life this weekend. The Amazon MGM thriller has made $4.5 million in preview at the box office. It’s on track to debut with $30 million to

The box office is buzzing with the preview numbers for "Verity", the latest Colleen Hoover adaptation starring Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson. With $4.5 million in previews, the film is poised to make a strong debut, potentially landing around $30 million. This is significant for several reasons - Colleen Hoover's books have been bestsellers, and her fanbase has proven to be loyal and enthusiastic. The success of adaptations like "It Ends With Us" and "Ugly Love" has already demonstrated the appetite for her work on the big screen.


The preview numbers for "Verity" are particularly impressive when compared to "Digger", another highly anticipated film that made $1.2 million in previews. While it's still early days, the disparity in preview earnings could indicate a difference in audience enthusiasm and marketing momentum. It's worth noting that "Digger" has been generating buzz, especially among fans of its lead star, but the box office competition is fierce, and "Verity" seems to be gaining traction.


As the weekend box office unfolds, it's essential to watch how "Verity" performs and whether it meets or exceeds expectations. Will the film's strong preview numbers translate to a successful opening weekend? Additionally, keep an eye on "Digger" and its potential for growth, as well as other releases that might be flying under the radar. The success of "Verity" could also pave the way for more Colleen Hoover adaptations, further solidifying her status as a literary force to be reckoned with in Hollywood.

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