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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever earned $330 million in ticket sales worldwide its opening weekend, it was estimated by Walt Disney Co on Sunday.The distributor also said the film set a box office November record in the United States and Canada, according to Reuters.From Thursday night through Sunday, the Ryan Coogler-directed feature pulled in $180M domestically. Monumental! Black Panther: Wakanda Forever earned $330 million in ticket sales worldwide its opening weekend, it was estimated by Walt Disney Co on SundayIt beat out 2013's The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, which opened with $158.1 million.Internationally, the sequel earned $150 million between Wednesday and Sunday, making it the top-grossing Hollywood release in all markets.  Wakanda Forever - which stars Angela Bassett, Leticia Wright, and Lupita Nyong'o, and more - was highly anticipated before its November 11 release.The film, which follows 2018's original, earned $84 million opening day, including $28 million from Thursday previews.

Carole Horst Anita Gou’s producing career focuses on helping filmmakers and creatives bring their personal passions and visions to the screen. With Focus Features’ Cannes Un Certain Regard entry “The Silent Twins” from director Agniezska Smoczynska, her streak producing singular visions — such as Lula Wang’s “The Farewell” and “Honeyboy,” the collaboration of writer-actor Shia LeBeouf and Alma Har’el — continues. She started in the business right out of school getting her feet wet in post-production on bigger studio films. “I kind of quickly realized through that experience — though very fruitful and eye-opening — that my passion was really about more independently driven films, more idiosyncratic storytelling, storytellers and stories.