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‘Backrooms’ Producer On Wild $118 Million Opening Weekend Ride: “The Phone Doesn’t Stop”
“I have never gotten so many calls with interest in my company,” Chris Ferguson says, as the A24 picture surpasses all tracking projections by tens of millions.
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“I have never gotten so many calls with interest in my company,” Chris Ferguson says, as the A24 picture surpasses all tracking projections by tens of millions.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter’s source item, ‘Backrooms’ Producer On Wild $118 Million Opening Weekend Ride: “The Phone Doesn’t Stop”, “I have never gotten so many calls with interest in my company,” Chris Ferguson says, as the A24 picture surpasses all tracking projections by tens of millions.
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