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Chris Weitz opens the door to his beach house looking like a wilted rose. Hes unshaven, pale and wearing clothes he appears to have found wadded in a ball on his bedroom floor. Its exactly the way youd expect to find the director the morning after his movie The Twilight Saga: The New Moon opened around the world to numbers no one thought possible. But Weitz isnt recovering from a long night of revelry. Hes just exhausted. In the last ten days, hes been in more time zones than the sun, on the last stretch of promotional duties for his movie. Im at the point of physical collapse, says Weitz, 40. Hopefully I will now lapse into obscurity. Thats my plan.
We can think of 140 million reasons thats not going to happen all of them dollars. On opening weekend, New Moon made the kind of money usually reserved for comic-book heroes and boy wizards, breaking records for midnight screenings and Friday box office. More significantly, Weitz has made the highest grossing female-oriented movie since James Cameron opened Titanic in 1997. And, with Sandra Bullock scoring a career best opening with $34.5 million for The Blind Side, hes taken part in one of the most female-driven weekends in historyone that should wake up whatever Hollywood executives still underestimate the spending power of the purse. Still, Weitz wont make any grand claims for himself. The degree of credit I can take is limited, he says. Im just the glorified conductor.
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