The Worlds End - Advertising and Marketing

1) Budget and WorldWide gross

The Worldwide gross -  £47,508,505

The budget - £20million

2) Traditional: Posters, Billboards, Trailer, Teaser

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This is an example of a Worlds End Billboard. This is a good form of advertising for the film as it's big and bold and will easily be seen by anyone walking by it. 















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