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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.

Cast Salaries

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)

Box Office Reported grosses are direct imports. Inflation-adjusted values use imported adjusted totals when available, otherwise they use the yearly U.S. CPI table you maintain in WordPress.

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

Earnings / Profitability

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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