The Invite Box Office Day 22: Adds $1.1 Million as Domestic Total Hits $12.2 Million

Olivia Wilde assembles a formidable cast for her latest directorial venture, The Invite, a tense comedy-drama that explores the unraveling of a marriage over one fraught evening. The film, which runs 107 minutes, follows Joe and Angela, a couple whose relationship is on thin ice. In an attempt to break the monotony—or perhaps mend fences—they invite their mysterious upstairs neighbors over for a dinner party, a decision that sends the night spiraling into unexpected and dramatic territory.

The ensemble is led by Seth Rogen as the beleaguered Joe and Olivia Wilde herself as his wife, Angela. They are joined by Penélope Cruz as the enigmatic neighbor Pina and Edward Norton as Hawk. The supporting cast includes Skip Howland as a Doorman, Mel Powell as a Bartender, and Rachel Thurow and Mario Valdez as Subway Goers, rounding out the world of this intimate, character-driven story.

A film built on sharp performances and claustrophobic tension, The Invite is a showcase for its actors under Wilde's direction.

The Box Office Journey

The story of The Invite box office platform release is one of slow-burn success. The strategy began not with a wide splash, but with a targeted launch on just seven screens on June 26, where it generated one of the top per-screen openings of the year.

The film then expanded to a wide release, landing at No.

At the Box Office

The Invite has grossed $12,249,270 at the domestic box office, 22 days into its theatrical run, while playing across 2,110 theaters. The film added $1,137,290 in its most recent day of release. Worldwide, it has taken in $16 million.