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MOVIE BOX OFFICE

Weekend box office chart - UK, US and Global

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office

11th January 2002 - 13th January 2002

⇦ 4th January 2002

18th January 2002 ⇨

	Weekend Gross	Weekly Gross	Total Gross	Weeks
1(1) The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Directed by Peter Jackson Starring Elijah Wood Ian McKellen Liv Tyler	£4,371,354	£6,943,058	£41,931,919	4
2(2) Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Directed by Chris Columbus Starring Daniel Radcliffe Rupert Grint Emma Watson	£1,013,564	£1,589,170	£59,085,808	9
3(new) Rat Race Directed by Jerry Zucker Starring Breckin Meyer Jenica Bergere Cuba Gooding Jr.	£1,004,783	£1,004,783	£1,004,783	NEW
4(3) Behind Enemy Lines Directed by John Moore Starring Owen Wilson Gene Hackman Gabriel Macht	£617,426	£990,495	£1,894,084	2
5(4) Mean Machine Directed by Barry Skolnick Starring Vinnie Jones David Kelly David Hemmings	£465,668	£795,730	£3,802,193	3
6(new) Domestic Disturbance Directed by Harold Becker Starring John Travolta James Lashly Rebecca Tilney	£402,837	£402,837	£402,837	NEW
7(5) The Princess Diaries Directed by Garry Marshall Starring Julie Andrews Anne Hathaway Hector Elizondo	£401,604	£592,556	£3,965,204	4
8(new) Rock Star Directed by Stephen Herek Starring Mark Wahlberg Jennifer Aniston Dominic West	£294,973	£294,973	£294,973	NEW
9(new) Soul Survivors Directed by Stephen Carpenter Starring Melissa Sagemiller Wes Bentley Casey Affleck	£200,178	£200,178	£200,178	NEW
10(6) Serendipity Directed by Peter Chelsom Starring John Cusack Kate Beckinsale Jeremy Piven	£189,876	£396,025	£1,805,094	3
11(10) Mulholland Drive Directed by David Lynch Starring Naomi Watts Laura Harring Ann Miller	£148,132	£234,270	£369,068	2
12(11) Monsoon Wedding Directed by Mira Nair Starring Naseeruddin Shah Lillete Dubey Shefali Shetty	£139,289	£214,085	£344,551	2
13(new) Last Orders Directed by Fred Schepisi Starring Michael Caine Tom Courtenay David Hemmings	£100,560	£100,560	£100,560	NEW
14(9) Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham Directed by Karan Johar Starring Amitabh Bachchan Jaya Bachchan Shah Rukh Khan	£89,978	£142,858	£2,222,898	5
15(7) The 51st State Directed by Ronny Yu Starring Samuel L. Jackson Nigel Whitmey Robert Jezek	£80,886	£189,767	£3,682,190	6

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office

11th January 2002 - 13th January 2002

⇦ 4th January 2002

18th January 2002 ⇨

1.

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

total
£41.93 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Elijah Wood
Ian McKellen
Liv Tyler

2.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

total
£59.09 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Daniel Radcliffe
Rupert Grint
Emma Watson

3.

Rat Race

total
£1 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Breckin Meyer
Jenica Bergere
Cuba Gooding Jr.

4.

Behind Enemy Lines

total
£1.89 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Owen Wilson
Gene Hackman
Gabriel Macht

5.

Mean Machine

total
£3.8 Mi

Director:

Barry Skolnick

Stars:

Vinnie Jones
David Kelly
David Hemmings

6.

Domestic Disturbance

total
£402.84 K

Director:

Harold Becker

Stars:

John Travolta
James Lashly
Rebecca Tilney

7.

The Princess Diaries

total
£3.97 Mi

Director:

Stars:

Julie Andrews
Anne Hathaway
Hector Elizondo

8.

Rock Star

total
£294.97 K

Director:

Stars:

Mark Wahlberg
Jennifer Aniston
Dominic West

9.

Soul Survivors

total
£200.18 K

Director:

Stephen Carpenter

Stars:

Melissa Sagemiller
Wes Bentley
Casey Affleck

10.

Serendipity

total
£1.81 Mi

Director:

Peter Chelsom

Stars:

John Cusack
Kate Beckinsale
Jeremy Piven

11.

Mulholland Drive

total
£369.07 K

Director:

Stars:

Naomi Watts
Laura Harring
Ann Miller

12.

Monsoon Wedding

total
£344.55 K

Director:

Mira Nair

Stars:

Naseeruddin Shah
Lillete Dubey
Shefali Shetty

13.

Last Orders

total
£100.56 K

Director:

Stars:

Michael Caine
Tom Courtenay
David Hemmings

14.

Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham

total
£2.22 Mi

Director:

Karan Johar

Stars:

Amitabh Bachchan
Jaya Bachchan
Shah Rukh Khan

15.

The 51st State

total
£3.68 Mi

Director:

Ronny Yu

Stars:

Samuel L. Jackson
Nigel Whitmey
Robert Jezek

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