| Budget: $110m | Financed by: Walden Media |
| Domestic Gross: $24,008,137 | Domestic Distributor: Disney |
| Overseas Gross: $48,170,758 |
Phil Anschutz’s Walden Media financed this large budged disaster for $110m and Around The World In 80 Days went into production without a domestic distributor. Summit handled overseas sales for the film and Disney eventually signed on as domestic distributor. Disney opened the remake in the US in 2,801 theaters and after a strong marketing spend, the film pulled in a miserable $7,576,132 and it declined 43.6% the following weekend to $4,274,941 before crashing 76.3% the third weekend to $1,015,138. Around The World In 80 Days closed its US run with a terrible $24,008,137 leaving Disney with about $13.2m after theaters take their percentage of the gross and no cash overages to flow back to Walden. The big budget remake pulled in mostly awful numbers overseas, with an ok $9.4m from Germany as the highest tally and a soft $7.7m from the UK, but every other territory produced poor grosses. The overseas total was a less than blockbuster $48,170,758 across numerous distributors, leaving this remake as one of the costliest blunders at the box office.
Buy Around the World in 80 Days (Widescreen Edition)