Audition author Ryū Murakami dies at 74, Andy Weir’s Exoplanet gets a trailer, Dollkeeper casts The Boys’ Cameron Crovetti, Clayface heads for No. 1 and Netflix strands Michelle Dockery on a deadly island.
Big Finish sends the first TARDIS team to wartime Malta in The Missing Hour, Shudder’s The Cycle is out today and Clayface takes $3.5m in US previews.
Street Fighter opens at number one in US/Canada and Great Britain, while You Can See Everything delivers a remarkable limited release.
Tom Baker’s advice for the next Doctor, plus Hunter Schafer on A24’s secret vampire film, Ken Russell’s The Devils heading for UK cinemas and Josh Brolin on Lanterns.
Imperium wins the London Film Festival, You Can See Everything hits $15 million, plus Harry Styles, How to Kill Your Family, Musk, Dirty Dancing, SNL UK and The Simpsons.
Cage and Banderas lead True Detective season 5, plus Street Fighter, You Can See Everything, Whalefall, the Coens, Tenzing, The Julia Set and Gregg Araki.
Verity leads US/Canada actuals and Great Britain’s mixed-status Tuesday chart, while Resident Evil holds second in North America.
Avengers: Endgame Encore leads US/Canada actuals, while Great Britain’s Tuesday estimate chart puts the rerelease ahead of Resident Evil.
Resident Evil opens with $60.15 million in North America, alongside a clearly labelled estimate in the partial Great Britain chart.
Practical Magic 2 takes the North American crown as a Disney title leads the British weekend chart.
Spider-Man stays dominant across the Atlantic as The End of Oak Street opens strongly and family films crowd the charts.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day dominates both the US and UK/Ireland weekend charts in the completed Monday 3pm report.
The Conjuring: Last Rites opened with £8.1m in the UK, one of the strongest horror debuts in years — here’s how it topped the box office.
