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The Departed

The Departed

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Theatrical IntelligencePG-132h 15m

The Departed Box Office & Budget

Drama • Warner Bros. Pictures

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91%

Major Theatrical Release

3.24x Production Recoup Multiple

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92%

A+ Audience Draw

Leonardo DiCaprio Lead Star Synergy

Worldwide Haul$291M

Weekend Gross$27M

Production Budget$90M

Breakeven Target$225M

Executive Box Office BriefingTTMI™ MODELDOCUMENTED 2026

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

The Departed has generated a documented worldwide box office gross of $291.5 Million against an estimated net production budget of $90.0 Million. Under standard Hollywood theatrical distribution models (2.5× budget recoupment), the breakeven threshold was established at $225.0M, yielding a status of Theatrically Profitable (3.24× gross multiple).

Worldwide Gross

$291M

Global Ticket Receipts

Production Budget

$90M

Negative Cost (Excludes P&A)

Break-Even Target

$225M

2.5× Studio Target

Theatrical ROI

3.24×

Theatrically Profitable

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

Warner Bros. Pictures / Major Streamer

Early 2027

STAGE 04

Physical Media

4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray & Steelbook

Spring 2027

Streaming Home: Warner Bros. Pictures / Major Streamer

Ensemble Cast & Creative Architects

Billed Talent & Direct Wealth Details & Connections

A-LIST TALENT

Principal Theatrical Cast

Leonardo DiCaprio

Leonardo DiCaprio

Net Worth: $300M

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Matt Damon

Matt Damon

Principal Cast

The Departed Ensemble

Jack Nicholson

Jack Nicholson

Principal Cast

The Departed Ensemble

Mark Wahlberg

Mark Wahlberg

Principal Cast

The Departed Ensemble

Martin Sheen

Martin Sheen

Principal Cast

The Departed Ensemble

Creative Department Heads & Producers

Distributor & Studio

Warner Bros. Pictures

Major Hollywood Studio

Lead Star Salary & Equity Contract

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Leonardo DiCaprio

Leonardo DiCaprio

A-List Lead

Net Worth: $300.0 Million

Contract: Lead Star Theatrical Contract

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Theatrical Narrative & Production Overview

An undercover cop and a mole in the police attempt to identify each other while infiltrating an Irish gang in South Boston.

Ensemble Cast

Leonardo DiCaprioMatt DamonJack NicholsonMark WahlbergMartin Sheen

Production & Studio Data

Primary StudioWarner Bros. Pictures

Official Theatrical Release2006-10-06

Theatrical Window Breakeven$225M (2.5x Rule)

Profitability StatusNet Profitable (+$56M)

Data cross-verified with TMDB and Hollywood studio filings.

Theatrical Box Office Showdown

Head-to-Head Theatrical Financial Faceoffs

The Departed vs. Avatar

The Departed$291M

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The Departed vs. Avengers: Endgame

The Departed$291M

Avengers: Endgame$2799M

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The Departed vs. Avatar: The Way of Water

The Departed$291M

Avatar: The Way of Water$2320M

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Estimated Studio Economics & Capital Waterfall

Modelled Estimate: Theatrical Rental & Ancillary Studio Economics

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Gross Box Office$291M100% Total Gross Receipts

Net Studio Rentals$131MAfter Exhibitor Splits (~45%)

Total Capital Invested$144MBudget + Global P&A

Net Studio Yield+$59M3.24x Gross-to-Budget Ratio

Gross Box Office

1. Worldwide Box Office Inflow

+$291M

Total ticket receipts collected across all global theatrical exhibition partners.

Domestic: $131M (45%) • International: $160M (55%)

Domestic (45%)International (55%)

Exhibitor Cut (-)

2. Theater Chain Retention

-$160M

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

Leaves $131M in Net Theatrical Rentals for the studio

Negative Cost (-)

3. Production Budget Amortization

-$90M

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

-$54M

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

+$72M

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+$59M

Gross Multiple3.24x

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.