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MOVIE BOX OFFICE

Weekend box office chart - UK, US and Global

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office ^*

1st August 1997 - 3rd August 1997

⇦ 25th July 1997

8th August 1997 ⇨

	Weekend Gross	Weekly Gross	Total Gross	Weeks
1(new) Men In Black Directed by Barry Sonnenfeld Starring Tommy Lee Jones Will Smith Linda Fiorentino	£7,066,748	£7,066,748	£7,066,748	NEW
2(1) The Lost World: Jurassic Park Directed by Steven Spielberg Starring Jeff Goldblum Julianne Moore Pete Postlethwaite	£4,388,822	£5,705,469	£16,495,566	3
3(new) Bean Directed by Mel Smith Starring Rowan Atkinson Peter MacNicol John Mills	£3,089,025	£3,089,025	£3,089,025	NEW
4(2) Batman & Robin Directed by Joel Schumacher Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger George Clooney Chris O'Donnell	£891,623	£1,203,691	£13,634,856	6
5(new) Addicted to Love Directed by Griffin Dunne Starring Meg Ryan Matthew Broderick Kelly Preston	£294,000	£294,000	£294,000	NEW
6(3) One Fine Day Directed by Michael Hoffman Starring Michelle Pfeiffer George Clooney Mae Whitman	£281,483	£394,076	£6,230,134	5
7(4) Lady and the Tramp 1997 Rerelease Directed by Clyde Geronimi Wilfred Jackson Hamilton Luske Jack Cutting Starring Peggy Lee Larry Roberts Bill Baucom	£174,502	£253,028	£1,391,371	3
8(6) Liar Liar Directed by Tom Shadyac Starring Jim Carrey Maura Tierney Justin Cooper	£78,336	£101,837	£11,460,097	14
9(5) Murder At 1600 Directed by Dwight H. Little Starring Wesley Snipes Diane Lane Daniel Benzali	£66,427	£92,998	£953,890	4
10(7) Rumble In the Bronx Directed by Stanley Tong Starring Jackie Chan Anita Mui Fran�oise Yip	£38,991	£52,638	£965,691	5
11(8) The Devil's Own Directed by Alan J. Pakula Starring Harrison Ford Brad Pitt Margaret Colin	£35,226	£51,078	£2,798,658	7
12(9) The Fifth Element Directed by Luc Besson Starring Bruce Willis Gary Oldman Ian Holm	£23,198	£32,477	£6,080,412	9
13(10) Swingers Directed by Doug Liman Starring Jon Favreau Vince Vaughn Ron Livingston	£21,295	£27,684	£152,675	3
14(11) Get On the Bus Directed by Spike Lee Starring Richard Belzer Deaundre Bonds Andre Braugher	£19,562	£25,431	£230,397	4
15(12) Private Parts Directed by Betty Thomas Starring Howard Stern Robin Quivers Mary McCormack	£7,767	£10,485	£1,972,000	7

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office ^*

1st August 1997 - 3rd August 1997

⇦ 25th July 1997

8th August 1997 ⇨

1.

Men In Black

total
£7.07 Mi

Director:

Barry Sonnenfeld

Stars:

Tommy Lee Jones
Will Smith
Linda Fiorentino

2.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park

total
£16.5 Mi

Director:

Steven Spielberg

Stars:

Jeff Goldblum
Julianne Moore
Pete Postlethwaite

3.

Bean

total
£3.09 Mi

Director:

Mel Smith

Stars:

Rowan Atkinson
Peter MacNicol
John Mills

4.

Batman & Robin

total
£13.63 Mi

Director:

Joel Schumacher

Stars:

Arnold Schwarzenegger
George Clooney
Chris O'Donnell

5.

Addicted to Love

total
£294 K

Director:

Griffin Dunne

Stars:

Meg Ryan
Matthew Broderick
Kelly Preston

6.

One Fine Day

total
£6.23 Mi

Director:

Michael Hoffman

Stars:

Michelle Pfeiffer
George Clooney
Mae Whitman

7.

Lady and the Tramp

total
£1.39 Mi

Director:

Clyde GeronimiWilfred Jackson
Hamilton Luske
Jack Cutting

Stars:

Peggy Lee
Larry Roberts
Bill Baucom

8.

Liar Liar

total
£11.46 Mi

Director:

Tom Shadyac

Stars:

Jim Carrey
Maura Tierney
Justin Cooper

9.

Murder At 1600

total
£953.89 K

Director:

Dwight H. Little

Stars:

Wesley Snipes
Diane Lane
Daniel Benzali

10.

Rumble In the Bronx

total
£965.69 K

Director:

Stars:

Jackie Chan
Anita Mui
Fran�oise Yip

11.

The Devil's Own

total
£2.8 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Harrison Ford
Brad Pitt
Margaret Colin

12.

The Fifth Element

total
£6.08 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Bruce Willis
Gary Oldman
Ian Holm

13.

Swingers

total
£152.68 K

Director:

Stars:

Jon Favreau
Vince Vaughn
Ron Livingston

14.

Get On the Bus

total
£230.4 K

Director:

Stars:

Richard Belzer
Deaundre Bonds
Andre Braugher

15.

Private Parts

total
£1.97 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Howard Stern
Robin Quivers
Mary McCormack

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