Erin Andrews Filmography and Major Movie Roles
Erin Andrews is an American sports broadcaster and actress known for roles in films such as her IMDb filmography page. Her movie appearances include Man of the House (2005), Semi-Pro (2008), Freaky Friday (2003), and Mr. 3000 (2004). She has also appeared in Hall Pass (2011) and Game Night (2018), expanding her range beyond sports broadcasting into mainstream comedy and family films.
Public box office data shows several of her films grossed over $100 million worldwide. Freaky Friday earned more than $160 million globally, while Semi-Pro grossed approximately $43 million domestically. Hall Pass and Game Night each crossed $100 million worldwide, according to public studio estimates and tracking reports.
Box Office Performance and Studio Distribution
Most of Erin Andrews' films were distributed by major studios including New Line Cinema, Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, and Universal Pictures. These studios handled theatrical release, home video, and digital distribution in the United States and international markets. Public tracking data indicates that her comedy films consistently ranked in the top 10 domestic box office during their opening weekends.
Production companies behind her films include Village Roadshow Pictures, Revolution Studios, and Broken Road Productions. These companies worked with directors such as Adam Shankman, Kent Alterman, and John Francis Daley to deliver commercially focused comedies targeting broad audiences. The films were rated PG-13 or R depending on content, which shaped their theatrical and streaming placement.
Career Timeline and Public Recognition
Erin Andrews began her entertainment career as a correspondent for Fox News and later became a fixture on ESPN and Dancing with the Stars. Her visibility on these platforms led to film casting opportunities in the 2000s and 2010s. Public records show she has maintained a consistent presence in both sports media and film projects.
Her film roles have contributed to her public profile as a versatile entertainer beyond sports journalism. Industry databases list her as a credited actress in over 15 feature films and television movies. Public interest in her career continues to drive searches for her filmography, box office results, and upcoming projects.