
Marty Supreme
Marty Mauser, a New York shoe salesman moonlighting as a table‑tennis prodigy, steals from his uncle’s shop and courts high‑society backers in a desperate bid to win the British Open and thrust America into the spotlight of the sport.
“Dream big.”
Synopsis
Marty Mauser, a young man whose dream is dismissed by others, travels to hell and returns in pursuit of greatness.
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The scale of the collaboration
A crew of 424+ credited
Why a floor?
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Ronald BronsteinShot by Darius KhondjiScored by Daniel LopatinDesigned by Jack FiskSound by Chris ChaeCostumes by Miyako Bellizzi
Box Office
2025 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 4.2× its budget
Why 2.5×?
Cinemas keep roughly half of every ticket sold, and a wide release’s marketing often costs about as much again as the film — so a movie needs to gross around 2.5× its production budget just to break even theatrically. It’s a rule of thumb, not the studio’s ledger (home video and streaming come later).
Worldwide gross
$274.5M
US & Canada: $96.0M — 35% of worldwide · International: $178.4M (65%)
Opening weekend: $863K — 1% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $12.7M — 13% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 6 theaters
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Also known as
- (Bulgarian)Върховният Марти
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- United StatesOct 6, 2025
- CanadaDec 25, 2025
- IsraelDec 25, 2025
- Puerto RicoDec 25, 2025
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Cast & Crew
424 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Timothee Chalamet
as Marty Mauser
Roddy O Hehir
as as The Star Reporter
Gwyneth Paltrow
as Kay Stone
Odessa A Zion
as Rachel Mizler
Larry Ratso Sloman
as Murray Norkin
Mariann Tepedino
as Mariann
Ralph Colucci
as Lloyd
Devorah Shubowitz
as Norkin Customer
Tyler The Creator
as Wally
George Gervin
as Lawrence
Luke Manley
as Dion Galanis
Marinel Tinnirello
as Not Marty's Messenger
Supporting cast
184Fran Drescher
as Rebecca Mauser
Sandra Bernhard
as Judy
Emory Cohen
as Ira Mizler
John Catsimatidis
as Christopher Galanis
Geza Rohrig
as Béla Kletzki
Koto Kawaguchi
as Koto Endo
Nick Waplington
as Wembley Photographer
Nikhil Gowda
as Amit Vishwakarma
Keith Kirkwood
as Wembley Round 1 Umpire
Conn Horgan
as Angry British Bailey Fan
Joshua Bennett
as Ted Bailey
Timo Boll
as Vladimir Sebek
Mahadeo Shivraj
as Wembley Round 3 Umpire
Pico Iyer
as Ram Sethi
John Keating
as Daily Mail Reporter
Ed Malone
as The Sun Reporter
Michael Cummings
as Irish Times Reporter
Kevin O Leary
as Milton Rockwell
Harvey Shield
as Ritz Maître D
Diego Schaaf
as Wembley Finals Umpire
Sho Miyazaki
as Japanese Coach
Andy Kai Nagashima
as Japanese Team Member
Dennis Creaghan
as Wembley Announcer
Francis Dumaurier
as French Maître D
Kemba Walker
as Globetrotter
Tracy Mcgrady
as Globetrotter
Musto Pelinkovicci
as Greasy MC
Marius Tanase
as Coach Abe
Philippe Petit
as Brussels MC
Donato P Daddario
as Officer Sal
Frankie Carbone
as Officer Frank
Lizzi Bougatsos
as Pet Store Customer Mom
Lucas Z Heinrich
as Pet Store Customer Son
Johnny Engle
as Bruised Man
Jimmy Lindquist
as Halsey Desk Clerk
Abel Ferrara
as Ezra Mishkin
Ammo
as Moses
Todd Vulpio
as Pissed Off Neighbor at Halsey
Johnny Zito
as Halsey Worker, Male
Stephen Dachtera
as Halsey Worker
Brian Marks
as Paramedic
Kevin Eccleston
as Paramedic
Richard Schlossbach
as Fox's Employee
Emilio El Kilani
as Boyd
Isaac Simon
as Roger
Cody Kostro
as Board Man
George J Katsiavos
as Overalls
Levon Hawke
as Christian
Spenser Granese
as Clark
Hailey Gates
as Trish
Patrick Wiki Morales
as Lawrence's Dirtbag
Ted Williams
as Ted
Alison Bartlett
as Rockwell Receptionist
Fred Hechinger
as Troy
David Mamet
as Director Glenn Nordmann
Jake Braff
as Playwright
Bill Buell
as Henry the Suitor
Naomi Fry
as Assistant to Kay Stone
Paul Grimstad
as Production Manager
Barry Daniels
as Hotel Edison Custodian
Roman Persits
as Pawn Shop Leon
Garrett Hermann
as Gas Station Attendant
Penn Jillette
as Hoff
Linda Malamy
as Ira's Grandmother
Mitchell Wenig
as Mitch
Ronald Bronstein
as Blarney Stone Phone
Edward Puydak
as Blarney Stone Bartender
Hector Diaz
as Park Hero
Isaac Mizrahi
as Merle
Kevin Loreque
as Fred Astaire
Joseph Cappiello
as Patrolman Cap
Joseph Jankauskas
as Patrolman Joey
Joris Stuyck
as Gloomy Rockwell Friend
Dante Fiallo
as Partygoer
Nancy Shankman
as Kay's Mom
Chris Nelson
as Milton's Friend
Eric Rampulla
as Milton's Friend
Randy Credico
as Milton's Friend
Bob Rubin
as Robert
Michael A Sollecito
as Reuben
Cheryl Flowers Briggs
as E.R. Nurse
Rory Gevis
as E.R. Nurse
Mia Humberd Hilf
as Flight Attendant
Brian Sexton
as Rockwell Executive
Rick Garlick
as Rockwell Executive
Shingo Aiba
as Haneda Ramp Agent
Yasu Suzuki
as Japanese Rockwell Executive
Tatsuo Ichikawa
as Haneda Greeter
Mark Okita
as Japanese MC
Joe Matsumura
as Japanese Show Worker & Translator
Rei Ogaki
as Japanese Challenger #1
Anna Melody
as Japanese Usher
Ryuku Kina
as Ueno Ball Boy
Jota Ito
as Japanese Coach from JTTA
Hideyuki Yamashiro
as Japanese Show Worker
Tony Crosbie
as IATT Representative
Mahmoud Osfour
as IATT Representative
Kojun Natsu
as IATT Japanese Peer
Sadaharu Matsushita
as IATT Japanese Peer
Gao Ogawa
as IATT Japanese Peer
Tomoki Urabe
as Japanese Challenger #2
Charles Glover
as American General
Etsuko Enami
as Japanese Scorekeeper
Koji Oribe
as Japanese Ping Pong Umpire
Johnnie Yamamoto
as Man in Ueno Crowd
Nick Wood
as Officer
Susan Lazarus
as Bellevue Phone Operator
Rae Maddren
as Bellevue Maternity Reception
Carolyn Gershenson
as Newborn Nursery Nurse
Gabriel Arche
as Daily Mail Reporter
Maria Arroyo
as Hospital Visitor
Zander Ash
as Kid
Batuhan Attila
as Table Tennis Player
Arnold Baksi
as Halsey Worker
Cole Bellorgey
as Serviceman's Son
Kevin D Benton
as Harlem Globetrotter
Steven Bitterman
as Park Pedestrian
Josh Bone
as Audience Member
Alexander Brinitzer
as French Table Tennis Player
Noah Britton
Ivan Amaro Bullon
as Stagehands
Marko Caka
as Ritz Waiter#2
Kevin Chambers
as Daily Mail Reporter
Joe Chan
as Paris Chinese Cook Ext. Sc 67
Arkira Chantaratananond
as Thai Girl Ritz Hotel Cilent Room 154
Zachary Christopher
as Ping Pong Player
Giuliano Ciabatta
as Audience
Daniel Cioffoletti
as Audience Member
Joy Decker
as Neighbor
Scott Defalco
as Officer
Joshua Dela Cruz
as Alex Johnson
Tyler Diamond
as Orderly
Acacio Da Silva Ferreira
as Table Tennis Player (Brazil)
Cormac Fingeret
as Seward Park Pedestrian
Ben Fiorica
as Ping Pong Player
Five For Fighting
as Audience
Anthony Gallo
as 1950s Pedestrian
David Gautreaux
as New York Citizen
Sukhman Gill
as Indian Man
Randy Havens
as Mr. Lawson
Tony Hazel
as General's Orderly
Matthew Heister
as Table Tennis Player
Toree Hill
as Pedestrian
Takaaki Hirakawa
as Japanese Audience
Ken Holmes
as Ritz Busboy
Mizuka Imanishi
as Tokyo Cheer Girl
J Christian Ingvordsen
as Bartender
Joel Isaac
as Portuguese Player
Mike Jensen
as Wembley Scorekeeper
Ty Johnson
as Officer
Artem Kovalev
as Table Tennis Player
Anthony Thomas Larkin
as Wembley Usher
Alexandra Lopez Galan
as Hospital Visitor
David Lowe
as Ritz Waiter
Emeterio Jr Lozoya
as Bowlero Kitchen Staff, Wembley Scorekeeper
Cal Mcmenemy
as Wembley Scorekeeper
Andrew Miller
as Inmate
Choi Min Sik
as Photoghapher
Ethan Monte
as British Player in Photograph
Raman Muthoo
as Ritz Hotel Patreon, Detective Man
Daniel Napolitano Dnap
as Orderly
Cole Paar
as New York Citizen
Leroy Phillips Jr
as Vendor
Ben Plunkett Reynolds
as Security Guard
Robby The Robot
as Super Hero Robot
Mykyta Rozenko
as Mechanic
Connor Rush
as Truck Driver
John Sangiorgio
as Umpire
Emily Schubert
as Costume Designer
Evan Shafran
as Jewish Man
Scarlett Sher
as Student
Braxton Sohns
as Jukebox Jockey
Josh Stone
as Driver
Kellan Tetlow
as High School Student
Narantsogt Tsogtsaikhan
as Japanese Tourist Client Room 234 Ext
Juniper Renee Verdon
as Pet Store Window Kid
Isabel Vullings
as Sarajevo, Paris, English Championship Audience Member
David Peter White
as Usher
John Wilburn
as Washington Generals Coach
Angela Wong Carbone
as Angela
Ethan Wood
as Bowlero Kitchen Staff
John C Wroblewski
as Restaurant Patron
Ben Youcef
as Officer #2
Simonas Zmuidzinas
as Wealthy London Ritz Patron
Directors
1Writers
2Producers
21Amie Horiuchi
assistant producer: Japan
Andrea Scarso
executive producer
Anthony Katagas
Producer
Avram Butch Kaplan
additional line producer (as Butch Kaplan)
Eli Bush
Producer, Producers
Georgina Pope
producer: Japan
Joe Guest
executive producer
John Paul Lopez Ali
co-producer
Luca Balser
associate producer
Maiko Endo
co-producer
Margaux Beck
associate producer
Matt Akey
executive vfx producer: Crafty Apes
Max Allman
associate producer
Ronald Bronstein
Producer, Producers
Samson Jacobson
co-producer
Sara Rossein
executive producer
Susan Lazarus
post-production producer
Susan Ricketts
archival producer
Timo Argillander
executive producer
Timothee Chalamet
Producer, Producers
Yoshiteru Haruta
line producer: Japan (as Teru Haruta)
Other crew
220Alex Cody
2nd 2nd assistant accountant
Corey Rivera
2nd assistant accountant
Sergio Angel
3d artist: Folks VFX
Mark Cox
3rd man construction carpenter / carpenter (uncredited)
Joseph Belschner
a dolly grip
Colin Anderson
a' camera & steadicam operator
Diego Orkiz
additional colorist
Luca Balser
additional editor
Max Allman
additional editor
Adriana Andaluz
additional makeup artist
Kimberly Amacker
additional makeup artist
Lani Barry
additional makeup artist
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