Moviegoers in North America will have to wait a bit longer to see Tom Hardy's double-effort in Legend as London's notorious Kray twins.
Universal announced Monday it is pushing the crime-thriller back from Oct. 2 to Nov. 20, when it will open in New York and Los Angeles before expanding nationwide on Wednesday, Nov. 25, the beginning of the lucrative Thanksgiving holiday.
Legend, which made its North American premiere at the Toronto Film Festival last week, is already breaking records at the U.K. box office, where the film opened to $8 million last weekend for Working Title and StudioCanal. That's the biggest-ever opening for an 18-certificate U.K. production, and the biggest opening ever for a September release. It's also StudioCanal's biggest U.K. opening of all time.
