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Clayface leads Wikipedia views among film, TV and music subjects

Clayface drew 231,483 Wikipedia page views on Oct. 24, leading film, television and music subjects. Its count fell from the previous day but remained nearly four times the Oct. 20 level.

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A crowd outside a cinema in Mumbai. A recent low-budget film about a discredited anti-Muslim conspiracy has sparked national debates and unrest. (AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade)
A crowd outside a cinema in Mumbai. A recent low-budget film about a discredited anti-Muslim conspiracy has sparked national debates and unrest. (AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade)

Clayface, a 2026 DC Studios film, drew 231,483 page views on Oct. 24, the most among film, television and music subjects in Wikipedia's count, according to the online encyclopedia.

The film's views fell from 264,281 the previous day but remained nearly four times the 58,743 recorded on Oct. 20. It ranked fourth across all subjects.

James Watkins directed the American body horror and psychological thriller, based on the DC Comics character, from a screenplay by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini.

Jailer 2, a 2026 Indian film by Nelson Dilipkumar, followed with 190,945 views, ranking sixth across all subjects. Its daily count declined throughout the five days, from 303,129 on Oct. 20 to 192,717 on Oct. 23.

The Tamil-language action comedy is a sequel to Jailer, released in 2023. Dilipkumar wrote and directed the film, which Kalanithi Maran produced through Sun Pictures.

You Can See Everything, a 2026 documentary film, drew 152,908 views and ranked ninth. That was up from 128,351 on Oct. 23 but below 206,507 on Oct. 20. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim directed the American documentary.

Wildwood, a 2026 film by Travis Knight, recorded 96,858 views, up from 26,214 on Oct. 20, placing it 14th. The American stop-motion animated fantasy is based on the 2011 novel by Colin Meloy and Carson Ellis.

Tom Skerritt, the American actor who lived from 1933 to 2026, drew 88,131 views, ranking 15th. His count dropped from 406,636 the previous day after rising from 1,793 on Oct. 21 to 371,141 on Oct. 22.

American actress Téa Leoni followed in 16th place with 88,011 views, up from 14,163 on Oct. 20. Her early television roles included Flying Blind and The Naked Truth, before her breakthrough film role in Bad Boys in 1995.

Dorothy, a 2026 Indian film by Karthik Subbaraj, drew 86,581 views and ranked 18th, up from 8,012 on Oct. 20. Subbaraj wrote and directed the Tamil-language crime drama.

Ainsley Earhardt, an American television host and author who co-hosts Fox & Friends, ranked 19th with 84,850 views. Her count rose from 776 the previous day.

Wicker, a 2026 film by Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson, followed with 83,719 views, up from 18,519 on Oct. 20. British singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse ranked 27th with 74,985 views, rising from 15,961 the previous day and 4,940 on Oct. 20.

The counts measure attention to the articles, rather than approval, quality or success.

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