FIFA's dubious reputation has spread from its executive offices and into the annals of Hollywood infamy.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, FIFA's widely castigated film "United Passions" set a box-office record for biggest flop in American movie history. The magazine calculated that the $29-million feature film made just $918 while appearing in 10 theaters nationwide the weekend of June 6 before being pulled by its distributor.
By the Hollywood Reporter's estimates, the $918 total is the lowest amount for any movie in the United States released in 10 through 15 theaters. The 2012 vampire rock musical "I Kissed a Vampire" had the previous record low of $1,380.