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Ford v Ferrari

Ford v Ferrari

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Theatrical IntelligencePG-132h 15m

Ford v Ferrari Box Office & Budget

Action • 20th Century Fox

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92%

Major Theatrical Release

2.32x Production Recoup Multiple

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93%

A+ Audience Draw

Matt Damon Lead Star Synergy

Worldwide Haul$226M

Weekend Gross$31M

Production Budget$97M

Breakeven Target$243M

Executive Box Office BriefingTTMI™ MODELDOCUMENTED 2026

Verified Sources: The Numbers, Box Office Mojo, Studio Reports

Ford v Ferrari has generated a documented worldwide box office gross of $225.5 Million against an estimated net production budget of $97.0 Million. Under standard Hollywood theatrical distribution models (2.5× budget recoupment), the breakeven threshold was established at $242.5M, yielding a status of Below Theatrical Break-Even (2.32× gross multiple).

Worldwide Gross

$226M

Global Ticket Receipts

Production Budget

$97M

Negative Cost (Excludes P&A)

Break-Even Target

$243M

2.5× Studio Target

Theatrical ROI

2.32×

Below Theatrical Break-Even

Streaming Availability & Theatrical Exclusivity Window

Theatrical-to-Digital Release Timeline

In Theaters Exclusively

Day 21 of 45-Day Theatrical Exclusivity24 Days Remaining

STAGE 01

Theatrical Debut

45-day exclusive theatrical run

Active in Theaters

STAGE 02

Digital PVOD

Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango

Late 2026

STAGE 03

SVOD Streaming

20th Century Fox / Major Streamer

Early 2027

STAGE 04

Physical Media

4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray & Steelbook

Spring 2027

Streaming Home: 20th Century Fox / Major Streamer

Ensemble Cast & Creative Architects

Billed Talent & Direct Wealth Details & Connections

A-LIST TALENT

Principal Theatrical Cast

Matt Damon

Matt Damon

Net Worth: $170M

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Christian Bale

Christian Bale

Principal Cast

Ford v Ferrari Ensemble

Jon Bernthal

Jon Bernthal

Principal Cast

Ford v Ferrari Ensemble

Caitriona Balfe

Caitriona Balfe

Principal Cast

Ford v Ferrari Ensemble

Josh Lucas

Josh Lucas

Principal Cast

Ford v Ferrari Ensemble

Creative Department Heads & Producers

Distributor & Studio

20th Century Fox

Major Hollywood Studio

Lead Star Salary & Equity Contract

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Matt Damon

Matt Damon

A-List Lead

Net Worth: $170.0 Million

Contract: Lead Star Theatrical Contract

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Theatrical Narrative & Production Overview

American car designer Carroll Shelby and driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference and the laws of physics to build a revolutionary race car for Ford in order to defeat Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966.

Ensemble Cast

Matt DamonChristian BaleJon BernthalCaitriona BalfeJosh Lucas

Production & Studio Data

Primary Studio20th Century Fox

Official Theatrical Release2019-11-15

Theatrical Window Breakeven$243M (2.5x Rule)

Profitability StatusRecouping Theatrical Run

Data cross-verified with TMDB and Hollywood studio filings.

Theatrical Box Office Showdown

Head-to-Head Theatrical Financial Faceoffs

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Estimated Studio Economics & Capital Waterfall

Modelled Estimate: Theatrical Rental & Ancillary Studio Economics

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Gross Box Office$226M100% Total Gross Receipts

Net Studio Rentals$101MAfter Exhibitor Splits (~45%)

Total Capital Invested$155MBudget + Global P&A

Net Studio Yield+$24M2.32x Gross-to-Budget Ratio

Gross Box Office

1. Worldwide Box Office Inflow

+$226M

Total ticket receipts collected across all global theatrical exhibition partners.

Domestic: $101M (45%) • International: $124M (55%)

Domestic (45%)International (55%)

Exhibitor Cut (-)

2. Theater Chain Retention

-$124M

Standard exhibitor retention: ~50% of domestic box office and ~60% of foreign theatrical grosses remain with theater circuits.

Leaves $101M in Net Theatrical Rentals for the studio

Negative Cost (-)

3. Production Budget Amortization

-$97M

Above-the-line talent contracts, physical production shoot, stunts, and CGI visual effects.

Fully amortized physical production, soundstage hire, and talent guarantees

P&A Marketing (-)

4. Global Prints & Advertising

-$58M

Worldwide theatrical distribution and marketing push required to propel the commercial opening.

Global promotional tour, broadcast television spots, and digital media buys

Streaming & Ancillaries (+)

5. Post-Theatrical Ancillary Licensing

+$78M

Long-tail digital windows that typically generate 80–100% of the original production budget in high-margin cashflow.

SVOD Pay-1 streaming licensing, premium digital rentals (PVOD), and physical 4K media

Modelled Studio EconomicsLifetime Window

Net Commercial Profitability Achieved

Factoring theatrical rental receipts and downstream SVOD streaming licensing rights.

Net Profit+$24M

Gross Multiple2.32x

Studio Economics Note: Modelled theatrical and ancillary economics are derived from standard distributor rental splits (~50% domestic, ~40% international) and estimated marketing (P&A) budgets. These figures represent simulated cashflow models, not official confidential studio financial statements.