How To Be Single

After graduating college, young Alice decides to take a break from her boyfriend Josh. She takes a job in New York as a paralegal and befriends Robin, for whom anything goes in the pursuit of having `fun`.

Release Date2/2016
DistributorWarner Bros.
GenreRomantic Comedy
Est. Production Cost $40 million
Est. Profitable

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US Box Office	$47,120	Est. US Film Rentals	$22,146
Foreign Box Office	$67,430	Est. Foreign Film Rentals	$26,972
World Box Office	$114,550	Est. World Film Rentals	$49,118

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