A movie charting the origin story of Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson has been a huge money-maker for the company responsible for getting it into theaters. The film, titled The Blind, takes viewers on a compelling journey through Robertson's life, showcasing his struggles and triumphs. Released earlier this month, the movie has already garnered significant attention and financial success, marking a notable achievement in faith-based cinema.
The Blind arrived in theaters earlier this month. TV Insider describes the film as an "honest depiction as it touches on the Duck Commander creator's past struggles." The story dives into Robertson's life and his marriage to Kay, his wife, prior to the launch of the iconic duck call brand featured on the hit reality show, Duck Dynasty. The narrative is rich with tales of alcoholism, infidelity, and the perseverance that defined his journey.
Fathom Events, the company behind the film's distribution, is celebrating its success with The Blind, which has become the highest-grossing release ever for the company. Reports indicate that the movie has grossed over $15.7 million in North America since its release. Fathom Events CEO Ray Nutt expressed confidence in the film from the start, stating, "From the beginning, we knew how special this film was, and we were eager to support it in the best way possible."
The film's unique approach to storytelling is refreshing, as it explores difficult topics that resonate with many. Phil Robertson himself shared insights on social media regarding the initial doubts about the movie's success, emphasizing the importance of sharing his story. He remarked, "They told me people don’t go to the theater to watch hard stories like The Blind these days," yet he remains hopeful that his story will touch the hearts of viewers.
Detail | Information |
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Name | Phil Robertson |
Occupation | Reality TV Star, Entrepreneur |
Film Title | The Blind |
Release Date | Earlier this month |
Gross Earnings | $15.7 million |
As The Blind continues to screen in select theaters across the country, it exemplifies the power of storytelling in cinema. The film not only provides an honest look at Phil Robertson's life but also serves as a beacon of hope for those facing similar struggles. A theater finder for the movie is available on Fathom's website, encouraging audiences to experience this impactful film.
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