Box Office: ‘Wuthering Heights’ Surpasses $150 Million, ‘Goat’ Hits $100 Million Globally

This weekend at the global box office was the tale of two holdovers as “Wuthering Heights” waltzed to $150 million while “Goat” hit the $100 million mark.

Director Emerald Fennell’s gothic romantic drama “Wuthering Heights,” which ceded the top spot in North America to “Goat,” was No. 1 at the international box office with $26.3 million from 76 markets. In a theatrical surprise, the R-rated film has been a bigger draw overseas with ticket sales having climbed to $91.7 million to date. Top foreign territories include the United Kingdom with $22.5 million, Italy with $9.4 million and Australia with $8.3 million. So far, “Wuthering Heights” has grossed $151.7 million worldwide against an $80 million production budget.

“Goat” captured second place with $17 million from 51 territories, representing 70% of its overseas footprint. Sony’s original animated adventure, about an animal who aspires to be a basketball champion, has earned $44 million internationally. The U.K. is the highest-grossing market with $14.5 million, followed by Mexico…