Fackham Hall was released first in US cinemas on December 5th 2025 (218 days ago, as of 11-7-2026). It appeared in UK cinemas a week later (on December 12th) and then various cinemas around the world (before moving to streaming platforms and then the release of DVD / Blu ray).
Film milestone dates, links and stats on Box Office numbers can all be found on the main Fackham blog page (here) but the data below is just about the streaming charts.
It should be noted that when the “number of days on a chart” is shown this is not quite the full story. What this doesn’t show is that it would frequently drop out for sometimes as long as a week – then bounce back. Sometimes because views may have dipped during the week and then picked up again at the weekend. Especially on Bank Holidays, which always gave it a sizeable boost.
Which is a longer way of saying that it really has had a LOT of views and has been pretty consistent across the 6 month period.
Information is all from Flixpatrol / Amazon charts etc.
The Flixpatrol site didn’t say whether this chart was related to searches or views – so let’s get this one out of the way first (as I suspect it may be search related).
The Google listing first appeared on Flixpatrol on March 27th 2026, 107 days ago, but the difference in when a country first appeared suggests a staggered release of “something”. Whether that something was a cinema release or promotional interview – who knows.
Whatever function this chart represented – the biggest users were New Zealand and then Australia. As they had both had cinema releases on February 19th, I’m mystified as to what to make of this.
Amazon VOD
The Amazon VOD chart was only for the UK, via my Amazon account, so I don’t know how many other countries charted as it would have been very time consuming to keep switching my VPN back and forth, to view them each day.
Fackham released on UK VOD on January 1st 2026 (166 days ago) and it stayed on the chart until June 16th – a whopping 141 days.
- Highest position was #5 and it stayed there from 22nd to 31st March.
- Days in the Top 10 = 13
- Days in the Top 20 (inc. the above 13) = 44
The average position by month:
This shows that the March stint at #5 was an uptick that carried forward into April 2026.
Amazon Prime
Also, not entirely sure what this one represented as Flixpatrol listed it as Amazon Prime Top Movies – but it never aligned with the VOD charts, from Amazon’s own website.
It first appeared on March 14th and stayed there, for one country or another, for 110 days.
The UK / Europe (region 2) DVD and Blu ray versions were released March 16th and it’s unclear as to whether they appear in either of these above chart reports, if at all.
Chili TV
With Chili TV Fackham first appeared on the charts on March 24th 2026 (109 days ago).
I’m assuming that this channel only reports the Top 10 as all of these chart entries are 1-10.
Apple TV
Apologies – had to switch chart axes for this one. Apple TV first charted on December 31st 2025 via Canada (192 days ago).
As before the Top 10 total is included within the Top 20 – so Canada had 10 days in the Top 10, which fed through as being the same 10 days, counted in the Top 20.
The bottom row totals indicate 269 days on the chart and an average highest position of 8.
HBO Max US
I couldn’t find somewhere to regularly check HBO but Fackham was #1 on March 8th and 9th.
Rakuten TV
Rakuten first started displaying charts on February 24th (137 days ago). This is another one that only reports a top 10 and 3.33 is the average highest position.
iTunes
One thing that these charts demonstrates is how different parts of the world use different platforms, to watch movies. Only the US and Canada came up on the iTunes charts (that I could find) and it was reported in various categories.
Hopefully all of that means that it was successful enough for Jimmy to get to write another movie!
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