
Black Phone 2 consistently remains in the domestic top 3 in the daily rankings. The horror sequel is a hit that is still lagging behind its predecessor, with hopes of surpassing it soon. However, it has managed to break into Ethan Hawke’s top 5 highest-grossing films of all time worldwide in less than a month since its release. It is right behind its predecessor, The Black Phone, on this list. Keep scrolling for the deets.
Hawke made his film debut as a teenager at 14 in Explorers. He gained recognition for his role in Dead Poets Society, one of the top-grossing films of his career. Some of his best-known works include Before Sunrise, Training Day, Sinister, and more. In this franchise, he plays The Grabber, a serial killer.
Black Phone 2 at the worldwide box office
According to Box Office Mojo data, The Black Phone 2 collected $591k on its 21st day, which was this Thursday, in North America. The film dropped by 43.1% from last Thursday, and with that, the domestic total for this Ethan Hawke starrer has hit the $64.8 million mark. Internationally, it is expected to surpass $50 million this weekend, with its current overseas gross standing at $45.8 million. Therefore, combining the two, the worldwide collection of the film is $110.69 million in 21 days.
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Worldwide collection breakdown
- North America – $64.8 million
- International – $45.8 million
- Worldwide – $110.6 million
Becomes Ethan Hawke’s 5th highest-grossing film ever
The Black Phone sequel has recently surpassed the worldwide haul of Training Day to become Ethan Hawke‘s fifth-highest-grossing film ever. For the unversed, Training Day collected $104.8 million in its global run. Black Phone 2 is just behind The Black Phone’s $161.4 million global haul.
Check out the top 5 highest-grossing films of Ethan Hawke globally.
- Dead Poets Society (1989) – $235.8 million
- Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets(2017) – $225.9 million
- The Magnificent Seven (2016) – $162.3 million
- The Black Phone (2022) – $161.4 million
- Black Phone 2 – $110.6 million
Ethan Hawke’s 2025 horror flick is still more than $50 million away from surpassing the worldwide haul of The Magnificent Seven and The Black Phone. It was released on October 17.
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