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Sydney Sweeney’s new movie, ‘Americana,’ flops after American Eagle controversy

August 17, 2025
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Sydney Sweeney’s new movie, “Americana,” flopped at the box office for its nationwide debut after her controversial American Eagle campaign ad.

The Tony Tost-directed crime thriller, which stars the “Euphoria” actress, Paul Walter Hauser and singer Halsey, bombed after debuting in 1,100 theaters across the country, per the Hollywood Reporter.

The film came in 16th place and garnered around $840,000, a per-theater average of $460.

Page Six has reached out to Sweeney’s rep for comment but did not immediately hear back.

Sydney Sweeney’s new movie, “Americana,” flopped at the box office for its nationwide debut after her controversial American Eagle campaign ad. Getty Images for Lionsgate
The Tony Tost-directed crime thriller, which stars the “Euphoria” actress, Paul Walter Hauser and singer Halsey, bombed after debuting in 1,100 theaters across the country, per the Hollywood Reporter. Ursula Coyote

In “Americana,” Sweeney, 27, plays Penny Jo Poplin, a waitress at the local diner who has dreams of becoming a country singer. The characters have a conflict while trying to gain possession of a rare Native American artifact.

Last week, Sweeney promoted her new project on social media.

“a few years ago I filmed this little movie with some friends and now you get to meet penny jo ♥,” she captioned an Instagram carousel of behind-the-scenes snaps from the film.

The film came in 16th place and garnered around $840,000, a per-theater average of $460.
In “Americana,” Sweeney plays Penny Jo Poplin, a waitress at the local diner who has dreams of becoming a country singer. Ursula Coyote

However, her comments section was filled with several users who brought up the recent drama surrounding her ad and political ties.

“Thank you for posting, I forgot to unfollow before lol,” said one person.

“Bye Sydney! Being a registered Republican in 2024 is a choice,” added another.

“Perfect, won’t be watching it,” declared a third netizen.

Sydney Sweeney posing in jeans for American Eagle.
Over the past few weeks, Sweeney has made headlines after fans claimed her American Eagle ad promoted “Nazi propaganda” by using a play on the words “genes” and “jeans.” American Eagle
Sydney Sweeney posing in jeans for American Eagle.
In one of the ads, the “Immaculate” star, who has blue eyes and blond hair, talked about how genes that are passed from parent to offspring often determine traits such as “hair color, personality and even eye color.” American Eagle
Sydney Sweeney posing in jeans for American Eagle.
She then ended the video by looking at the camera and saying, “My jeans are blue.” American Eagle

Over the past few weeks, Sweeney has made headlines after fans claimed her American Eagle ad promoted “Nazi propaganda” by using a play on the words “genes” and “jeans.”

In one of the ads, the “Immaculate” star, who has blue eyes and blond hair, talked about how genes that are passed from parent to offspring often determine traits such as “hair color, personality and even eye color.”

She then ended the video by looking at the camera and saying, “My jeans are blue.”

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The ad even received support from President Donald Trump, who said it was “fantastic.” SHAWN THEW/EPA/Shutterstock
Additionally, public voter records revealed that Sweeney has been registered with the Republican Party of Florida in Monroe County since June 2024. Getty Images for Armani beauty

After receiving backlash from fans and being mocked by celebrities such as Doja Cat and Lizzo, American Eagle released a statement, saying, “We’ll continue to celebrate how everyone wears their AE jeans with confidence, their way. Great jeans look good on everyone.”

The ad even received support from President Donald Trump, who said it was “fantastic.”

Additionally, public voter records revealed that Sweeney has been registered with the Republican Party of Florida in Monroe County since June 2024.

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