List of 1967 box office number-one films in the United States explained

This is a list of films which placed number one at the weekly box office in the United States during 1967 per Varietys weekly National boxoffice survey. The results are based on a sample of 20-25 key cities and therefore, any box office amounts quoted may not be the total that the film grossed nationally in the week.

Number-one films

Week endingFilmNotes
1 No survey published
2 Follow Me, Boys!Follow Me, Boys! grossed $312,000 in the key cities sampled[1]
3 The Bible: In the Beginning... reached number one in its 16th week of release[2]
4 [3]
5 Doctor Zhivago Doctor Zhivago returned to number one in its 58th week of release[4]
6 The Bible: In the Beginning... The Bible: In the Beginning... returned to number one in its 19th week of release[5]
7 Grand Prix[6]
8 The Bible: In the Beginning...The Bible: In the Beginning... returned to number one in its 21st week of release[7]
9 HawaiiHawaii returned to number one in its 20th week of release[8]
10 The Bible: In the Beginning...The Bible: In the Beginning... returned to number one in its 23rd week of release[9]
11 [10]
12 How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying[11]
13 How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying grossed nearly $500,000 in the cities sampled[12]
14 [13]
15 [14]
16 A Man for All Seasons[15]
17 [16]
18 Casino RoyaleCasino Royale grossed $2,148,711 for the weekend ended April 30, a record for Columbia Pictures[17] [18]
19 [19]
20 [20]
21 [21]
22 [22]
23 [23]
24 Thoroughly Modern Millie[24]
25 [25]
26 You Only Live TwiceYou Only Live Twice grossed $1,074,000 from 14 key cities[26]
27
28 [27]
29 [28]
30 [29]
31 [30]
32 The Dirty Dozen[31]
33 Barefoot in the Park[32]
34 In the Heat of the NightIn the Heat of the Night reached number one in its third week of release grossing $330,000[33]
35 [34]
36 In the Heat of the Night grossed more than $500,000 from 16 key cities sampled [35]
37 [36]
38 In the Heat of the Night grossed nearly $300,000[37]
39 To Sir, with Love[38]
40 [39]
41 [40]
42 Reflections in a Golden Eye[41]
43 [42]
44 Gone with the Wind (reissue)Gone with the Wind reached number one in its third week of reissue[43]
45 [44]
46 [45]
47 [46]
48 [47]
49 [48]
50 [49]
51 [50]
52 Valley of the Dolls[51]

Highest-grossing films

RankTitleDistributorRental[52]
1The Dirty DozenMetro-Goldwyn-Mayer$18,200,000
2You Only Live TwiceUnited Artists$16,300,000
3Casino RoyaleColumbia Pictures$10,200,000
4A Man for All SeasonsColumbia Pictures$9,250,000
5Thoroughly Modern MillieUniversal Pictures$8,500,000
6Barefoot in the ParkParamount Pictures$8,250,000
7Georgy GirlColumbia Pictures$7,330,000
8To Sir, with Love$7,200,000
9Grand PrixMetro-Goldwyn-Mayer$7,000,000
10Hombre20th Century Fox$6,500,000

See also

Notes and References

  1. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. January 11, 1967. 5.
  2. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. January 18, 1967. 7.
  3. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. January 25, 1967. 7.
  4. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. February 1, 1967. 13.
  5. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. February 8, 1967. 4.
  6. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. February 15, 1967. 7.
  7. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. February 22, 1967. 4.
  8. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. March 1, 1967. 7.
  9. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. March 8, 1967. 7.
  10. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. March 15, 1967. 5.
  11. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. March 22, 1967. 3.
  12. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. March 29, 1967. 7.
  13. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. April 5, 1967. 7.
  14. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. April 12, 1967. 7.
  15. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. April 19, 1967. 7.
  16. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. April 26, 1967. 4.
  17. Casino Royale (advertisement). Variety. May 3, 1967. 12–13.
  18. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. May 3, 1967. 7.
  19. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. May 10, 1967. 7.
  20. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. May 17, 1967. 5.
  21. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. May 24, 1967. 4.
  22. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. May 31, 1967. 7.
  23. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. June 7, 1967. 5.
  24. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. June 14, 1967. 3.
  25. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. June 21, 1967. 7.
  26. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. June 28, 1967. 7.
  27. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. July 12, 1967. 5.
  28. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. July 19, 1967. 7.
  29. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. July 26, 1967. 4.
  30. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. August 2, 1967. 5.
  31. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. August 9, 1967. 4.
  32. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. August 16, 1967. 7.
  33. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. August 23, 1967. 11.
  34. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. August 30, 1967. 5.
  35. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. September 6, 1967. 18.
  36. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. September 13, 1967. 4.
  37. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. September 20, 1967. 5.
  38. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. September 27, 1967. 4.
  39. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. October 4, 1967. 5.
  40. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. October 11, 1967. 7.
  41. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. October 18, 1967. 7.
  42. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. October 25, 1967. 7.
  43. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. November 1, 1967. 4.
  44. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. November 8, 1967. 10.
  45. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. November 15, 1967. 11.
  46. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. November 22, 1967. 11.
  47. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. November 29, 1967. 15.
  48. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. December 6, 1967. 13.
  49. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. December 13, 1967. 13.
  50. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. December 20, 1967. 11.
  51. Variety. National Boxoffice Survey. February 7, 1968. 11.
  52. Book: Steinberg . Cobbett . Film facts . 1980 . Facts on File . New York . 0871963132 . 25 . 15 April 2023.

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