Chinese company participated in the investment: Oscar-winning actor Spacey's new film only made $126 at the North American box office

According to foreign media reports, the new film by Kevin Spacey, the veteran Hollywood actor embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal, performed extremely poorly in theaters, with box office revenue of only $126 on the first day in 10 theaters.

This Friday, the movie "Billionaire Boys Club" starring Kevin Spacey was released in 10 theaters in the United States, with a box office of $126 on the first day. In other words, each theater only produced an average of $12.6 in box office. Based on the current North American average ticket price of $9.27, the average number of viewers in each theater on the first day of the release of "Billionaire Boys Club" was less than 2.

The US media predicts that the first weekend box office of "Billionaire Boys Club" should be difficult to reach $1,000, which is undoubtedly the worst opening score for Kevin Spacey's film. The film was launched on streaming media last month, but even among the many "American network movies" that are "launched online first and then released", such a poor box office performance is very rare.

Kevin Spacey is not the first male lead in "The Billionaire Boys Club". The film is starred by "Baby Driver" Ansel Elgort and "Kingsman" Taron Egerton.

The film is adapted from a true story that happened in Los Angeles in the 1980s. It tells the story of Joe Hunt (Ansel Elgort), a financial genius who is good at numbers, and Dean Karny (Taron Egerton), a professional tennis player with a strong network of relationships, who teamed up with a group of old friends from Harvard University to form the "Billionaire Boys Club". Through the Ponzi scheme, they joined the upper class of the world where money is spent lavishly. However, Hunt and Karny's dream of wealth was quickly shattered after Ron Levin (Kevin Spacey), who called himself the "Beverly Hills Billionaire", got involved. After spending all their money, they ended up committing murder.

It is worth mentioning that "Billionaire Boys Club" is a film jointly invested and produced by Chinese and American film companies.