Anne Hathaway Movies 2026: Verity Crosses $100M Worldwide

Anne Hathaway’s 2026 Box Office Crown: 4 Films Over $100M, One Queen

Anne Hathaway’s 2026 is officially a box office coronation. Verity, the Colleen Hoover adaptation released October 2, has crossed $100 million worldwide in its second weekend — making it her fourth film this year to hit the mark.

By Footfalls12 Oct 20262 min read

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Anne Hathaway’s 2026 is shaping up as a masterclass in sustained box office dominance. Verity, the Colleen Hoover adaptation released on October 2, has crossed the $100 million worldwide mark in its second weekend — making it her fourth film this year to achieve that milestone. That’s more than any other actor has managed in a single calendar year, according to estimates from Box Office Mojo.

The erotic thriller, which opened with strong international traction, collected $11.5 million across North America during its second three-day frame, bringing its domestic total to $53.9 million. It declined by 64.1% from opening weekend, a steep drop, even steeper than Practical Magic 2’s. And its second-weekend haul sits below that film’s $12.2 million.

Still, it cleared the $50 million domestic threshold during the second weekend, a key benchmark for commercial viability. Overseas, Verity earned $18.6 million in its second frame, down 38% from opening weekend, with cumulative earnings reaching $60.1 million across 70 markets. Combined, the global total stands at $114 million. Among her five releases this year, only Mother Mary failed to cross the $100 million worldwide line.

The others, The Devil Wears Prada 2 ($693.3 million), The Odyssey, and The End of Oak Street ($121.6 million). All made the cut. The numbers are based on estimates and have not been independently verified by Koimoi. While the film is facing early pressure from new release Other Mommy, which appears to be siphoning audience attention, Verity’s performance remains resilient.

Its ability to sustain momentum beyond the opening weekend suggests strong word-of-mouth and repeat viewing. The next test? Whether it can maintain a foothold above $10 million domestically in week three, a rare feat for a non-franchise thriller this late in the cycle. For now, Hathaway’s streak holds.

Her consistency across genres and formats points to a level of star power that’s hard to replicate. And if the pattern continues, 2026 may go down as the year she redefined what a leading actress can command at the box office.