SCREEN PROFITS REPORT
Friday the 13th: Part 3
1982 · Steve Miner · Frank Mancuso | Jr. · 1 hr 35 min
Jason Voorhees stalks a group of friends who have just arrived to spend the weekend at a cabin near Crystal Lake.
SCREEN PROFITS REPORT
1982 · Steve Miner · Frank Mancuso | Jr. · 1 hr 35 min
Jason Voorhees stalks a group of friends who have just arrived to spend the weekend at a cabin near Crystal Lake.
| Cast | Year | Salary | Inflation adjusted salary | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dana Kimmell | 1982 | $169,309 | $564,773 | (est) |
| Paul Kratka | 1982 | $104,222 | $347,659 | (est) |
| Richard Brooker | 1982 | $43,610 | $145,472 | (est) |
Inflation-adjusted values are shown in 2025 dollars when CPI data is available.
| Category | Year | Reported | Inflation Adjusted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic Domestic theatrical box office gross. | 1982 | $34,581,519 | $115,355,347 |
| International International theatrical box office gross. | 1982 | $2,768 | $9,233 |
| Worldwide Combined worldwide theatrical box office gross. | 1982 | $34,584,287 | $112,425,812 |
Estimated revenues and expenses for films based on currently imported reported and estimated fields. Inflation-adjusted values use the CPI table when direct adjusted values are not present in the export.
| Category | Year | Reported | Inflation Adjusted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenues | |||
| Theatrical Net Revenue Estimated distributor theatrical revenue using the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. | 1982 | $15,908,484 (est) | $53,066,747 (est) |
| Digital Rentals Estimated digital rental revenue from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. | 1982 | $0 | $0 |
| Digital Purchases Estimated digital purchase revenue from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. | 1982 | $0 | $0 |
| Physical Rentals Estimated physical rental revenue from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. | 1982 | $1,055,446 | $3,520,704 |
| Physical Purchases Physical Purchases: VHS $351,815 | 1982 | $351,815 | $1,173,568 |
| TV & Streaming Revenue Estimated ancillary TV and streaming revenue from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. | 1982 | $8,974,232 (est) | $29,935,806 (est) |
| Total Revenues Total of the revenue streams currently available or derived in this ScreenProfits profitability view. | 1982 | $26,289,977 | $87,696,824 |
| Expenses | |||
| Budget Production budget. | 1982 | $2,200,000 | $7,151,710 |
| Print & Advertising (P&A) Estimated prints and advertising cost. sourceSource: Friday the 13th Part III - WikipediaURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friday_the_13th_Part_IIITo promote the film, Paramount launched a $3 million marketing campaign. It was the first-ever 3-D film to receive a wide domestic release, opening on 1,079 screens in the United States. Of these screens, 813 were 3-D capable, while the remainder consisted of drive-in theaters which were unable to accommodate the format. In order to allow non-3-D-capable the | 1982 | $3,000,000 | $10,007,254 |
| Participations Talent and producer participation payouts. Parsed from source context when available, otherwise estimated from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. | 1982 | $1,795,136 (est) | $5,988,128 (est) |
| Residuals Residual and related distribution expense line. Parsed from source context when available, otherwise estimated from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. | 1982 | $444,301 (est) | $1,482,076 (est) |
| Interest & Overhead Interest and overhead allocation. Parsed from source context when available, otherwise estimated from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. | 1982 | $246,400 (est) | $821,929 (est) |
| Total Expenses Total of budget, P&A, participations, residuals, and interest/overhead in this ScreenProfits profitability view. | 1982 | $7,685,837 | $25,451,097 |
| Movie Net Profit or Loss Estimated movie net profit/loss from the current ScreenProfits revenue and expense model. | 1982 | $18,604,140 | $62,245,727 |
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