Sony Pictures Classics' “Where’s My Roy Cohn?” earned this weekend's highest per screen average, topping the wide release of Focus Features/Carnival’s “Downton Abbey”. Opening on four-screens, SPC's Los Angeles/New York indie release grossed $42,364 for an average of $10,591. "Downton Abbey" grossed a per screen average of $10,068 on 3,076 screens.

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Directed by Matt Tyrnauer, "Where's My Roy Cohn?" tells the story of the most controversial and influential American men of one of the 20th Century. Cohn was a ruthless lawyer and political fixer whose career ranged from chief counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy during the McCarthy trials to mentoring Donald Trump as a young real estate developer in Queens.

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