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“Deadpool 3”, “The Count of Monte Cristo”… will there be big films showing during the Olympics?

2024-02-04T10:30:14.941Z

Highlights: Will there be big films showing during the Olympics?. “Deadpool 3”, “The Count of Monte Cristo’… Will there be films during the Olympic Games? “We are currently thinking about the subject’, says a cinema manager. Of the 15 million visitors who will come to France during the Games, only 3 million will have tickets for the events. Which leaves 12 million potential spectators! » Subscribe Already subscribed? To log in, click here.


Is the expected enthusiasm for the Olympic Games likely to cause a drop in cinema attendance and change their programming?


“We are currently thinking about the subject”: the phrase has often come up in recent weeks among film distributors, as well as among certain exhibitors.

The subject in question is the Paris Olympic Games.

Everyone is wondering: to release films or not during this period?

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Because the event, which always causes massive enthusiasm in the host countries, would be deemed harmful for cinema attendance.

So, will there be films during the Olympic Games?

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Even if the summer film program is far from being completed, cinema managers are aware that the period from July 26 to August 11 will constitute an exception compared to a usual summer.

But not necessarily in a negative way: “Of the 15 million visitors who will come to France during the Olympics, only 3 million will have tickets for the events,” underlines Marc-Olivier Sebbag, general delegate of the National Federation of French Cinemas (FNCF). ).

Which leaves 12 million potential spectators!

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