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2015 | DIRECTED BY JAMES ERSKINE

Building Jerusalem

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Year
2015
Select Cast
Matt Dawson
Peter FitzSimons
George Gregan
Martin Johnson
Jonny Wilkinson
Clive Woodward
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First viewed:
10th Jun 2016
Last viewed:
4th Jul 2025
Total views:
15
Total Grosses
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UK total gross
  £86.2 Thousand
Cinema Tickets Sold
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UK tickets sold
11,955 aprox.
Box Office Breakdown
UK Box Office
  • Released: 18th Sep '15
  • Debut position: 44
  • Highest position: 44
  • Debut gross: £119
  • Total chart weeks: 1
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  • Release: No US cinema release.
Global Box Office
  • No global cinema data.
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Directed by
james erskine James Erskine
Starring
Matt Dawson
Peter FitzSimons
George Gregan
Martin Johnson
Jonny Wilkinson
Clive Woodward
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UK Box Office Info
Highest Place
44
Weeks top 15
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Total weeks
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Total UK Gross:
£86,199
UK Box Office Chart History
Date
Place
Week
Total
Building Jerusalem
18 Sep 2015
44N
£119
£86,199

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Building Jerusalem
7492
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Genres
Documentary
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Sport
Sport
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News from around the web
Building Jerusalem review – how rugby union kicked off a new era  The Guardian Thu, 27th August 2015

Building Jerusalem  The Upcoming Sun, 26th July 2015

Israel must dismantle Hamas completely  The Jerusalem Post Thu, 9th October 2025

All in the Family - A review of 'Ada – My Mother the Architect'  World-Architects Tue, 6th May 2025

Cancellations at Canadian film festivals raise questions about accountability  The Conversation Tue, 8th July 2025

Why Building Jerusalem is the film you should watch this week – video review  The Guardian Tue, 1st September 2015