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MOVIE BOX OFFICE

Weekend box office chart - UK, US and Global

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Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office

30th October 1998 - 1st November 1998

⇦ 23rd October 1998

6th November 1998 ⇨

	Weekend Gross	Weekly Gross	Total Gross	Weeks
1(re) The Exorcist Rerelease Directed by William Friedkin Starring Ellen Burstyn Max von Sydow Lee J. Cobb	£2,186,977	£2,186,977	£2,776,510	48
2(2) Mulan Directed by Tony Bancroft Barry Cook Starring Miguel Ferrer Harvey Fierstein Freda Foh Shen	£1,227,279	£3,451,571	£6,965,556	4
3(1) Small Soldiers Directed by Joe Dante Starring David Cross Jay Mohr Denis Leary	£1,130,015	£2,663,937	£3,801,662	2
4(4) Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later Directed by Steve Miner Starring Jamie Lee Curtis Josh Hartnett Adam Arkin	£911,638	£1,515,718	£2,554,364	2
5(3) The Truman Show Directed by Peter Weir Starring Jim Carrey Laura Linney Noah Emmerich	£733,267	£1,625,355	£8,197,130	4
6(5) There's Something About Mary Directed by Bobby Farrelly Peter Farrelly Starring Cameron Diaz Matt Dillon Ben Stiller	£634,821	£1,343,887	£12,834,191	6
7(new) Still Crazy Directed by Brian Gibson Starring Stephen Rea Billy Connolly Jimmy Nail	£329,727	£329,727	£329,727	NEW
8(7) Saving Private Ryan Directed by Steven Spielberg Starring Tom Hanks Tom Sizemore Edward Burns	£281,502	£655,685	£16,612,495	8
9(6) A Perfect Murder Directed by Andrew Davis Starring Michael Douglas Gwyneth Paltrow Viggo Mortensen	£263,861	£569,346	£1,981,235	3
10(new) Primary Colors Directed by Mike Nichols Starring John Travolta Emma Thompson Billy Bob Thornton	£238,918	£238,918	£238,918	NEW
11(8) Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels Directed by Guy Ritchie Starring Jason Flemyng Dexter Fletcher Nick Moran	£209,905	£461,595	£10,574,658	10
12(10) Kuch Kuch Hota Hai Directed by Karan Johar Starring Shahrukh Khan Kajol Rani Mukherji	£142,787	£266,031	£690,915	3
13(14) Doctor Dolittle Directed by Betty Thomas Starring Eddie Murphy Ossie Davis Oliver Platt	£101,716	£515,326	£19,854,598	14
14(9) Elizabeth Directed by Shekhar Kapur Starring Liz Giles Rod Culbertson Paul Fox	£95,282	£95,282	£5,214,800	5
15(11) Velvet Goldmine Directed by Todd Haynes Starring Ewan McGregor Jonathan Rhys Meyers Christian Bale	£69,084	£165,352	£321,402	2

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office

30th October 1998 - 1st November 1998

⇦ 23rd October 1998

6th November 1998 ⇨

1.

The Exorcist

total
£2.78 Mi

Director:

William Friedkin

Stars:

Ellen Burstyn
Max von Sydow
Lee J. Cobb

2.

Mulan

total
£6.97 Mi

Director:

Tony BancroftBarry Cook

Stars:

Miguel Ferrer
Harvey Fierstein
Freda Foh Shen

3.

Small Soldiers

total
£3.8 Mi

Director:

Joe Dante

Stars:

David Cross
Jay Mohr
Denis Leary

4.

Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later

total
£2.55 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Jamie Lee Curtis
Josh Hartnett
Adam Arkin

5.

The Truman Show

total
£8.2 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Jim Carrey
Laura Linney
Noah Emmerich

6.

There's Something About Mary

total
£12.83 Mi

Director:

Bobby Farrelly Peter Farrelly

Stars:

Cameron Diaz
Matt Dillon
Ben Stiller

7.

Still Crazy

total
£329.73 K

Director:

Stars:

Stephen Rea
Billy Connolly
Jimmy Nail

8.

Saving Private Ryan

total
£16.61 Mi

Director:

Steven Spielberg

Stars:

Tom Hanks
Tom Sizemore
Edward Burns

9.

A Perfect Murder

total
£1.98 Mi

Director:

Andrew Davis

Stars:

Michael Douglas
Gwyneth Paltrow
Viggo Mortensen

10.

Primary Colors

total
£238.92 K

Director:

Stars:

John Travolta
Emma Thompson
Billy Bob Thornton

11.

Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels

total
£10.57 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Jason Flemyng
Dexter Fletcher
Nick Moran

12.

Kuch Kuch Hota Hai

total
£690.92 K

Director:

Karan Johar

Stars:

Shahrukh Khan
Kajol
Rani Mukherji

13.

Doctor Dolittle

total
£19.85 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Eddie Murphy
Ossie Davis
Oliver Platt

14.

Elizabeth

total
£5.21 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Liz Giles
Rod Culbertson
Paul Fox

15.

Velvet Goldmine

total
£321.4 K

Director:

Todd Haynes

Stars:

Ewan McGregor
Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Christian Bale

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