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Matt Damon, left, poses next to George Clooney, center, on the set of “Suburbicon.”
(AP via Paramount Pictures )
George Clooney’s “Suburbicon” didn’t just struggle at the box office. It sank.
The film this weekend became one of Paramount Pictures’ worst performing wide-releases ever, and it marked a new box-office low for Clooney as a director and star Matt Damon.
“Suburbicon,” which debuted on 2,045 screens, notched one of the most dismal wide-release debuts in recent years. It earned just $2.8 million at the box office, though it cost $25 million for Black Bear Pictures to produce and $10 million for Paramount Pictures to distribute.
“Obviously we are disappointed in these results which we don’t feel are…
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