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Box Office Analysis: Sept. 15

Box office report Sept. 15 Barbershop One Hour Photo Greek Wedding

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Box Office Analysis: Sept. 8

Martin Grove's box office analysis for the weekend of Sept. 8, 2002.

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Box Office Analysis: Sept. 2

Martin Grove's box office analysis for September 2, 2002.

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Box Office Analysis: Aug.25

As the summer season winds down, so do box-office dollars. Signs won the heated battle for first place with a mere $14.3 million, while xXx failed expectations to be the summer's first three-peat at No. 1 with a close $13.7 million. Sigsn XXX Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams My Big Fat Greek Wedding Blue Crush Serving Sara Austin Powers in Goldmember Undisputed Sione Blood Work The Good Girl One Hour Photo

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Box Office Analysis: Aug.18

Box Office Analysis: Aug.18

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Box Office Analysis: Aug. 11

Martin Grove's box office analysis for August 11, 2002.

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Box Office Analysis: Aug. 12

Box office 8/10-12

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Moviegoers celebrate "Mummy"'s Day

Moviegoers celebrated "Mummy's" Day this weekend with a record setting $70 million opening. Universal's PG-13 rated adventure sequel "The Mummy Returns" kicked off Hollywood's pre-summer season with a staggering ESTIMATED $70.11 million at 3,104 theaters ($20,615 per theater). "Mummy" accounted for about 65% of the weekend's total key films gross of $107.5 million. "Mummy" is well on its way to what looks like it could be a $200 million gross in domestic theaters. That would be about $45 million more than the first "Mummy" did domestically in 1999.

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ROLE CALL: Zeta-Jones Talks 'Trust'

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 4, 2000 -- Catherine Zeta-Jones knows how important trust is.

The new Mrs. Michael Douglas will star in the thriller "Trust," a project that is said by Daily Variety to be in the vein of 1987's "Fatal Attraction."

Originally a British miniseries, "Trust" will follow a lawyer living in New York who discovers that her psychiatrist hubby is having an affair with one of his patients.

KING OF THE 'CASTLE': "The Legend of Bagger Vance" helmer and actor Robert Redford might return to the front of the camera in "The Castle," a drama directed by "The Contender's" Rod Lurie, Variety says.

The project, which centers on an imprisoned five-star general as he rallies other prisoners into a mutiny, is also in discussions with Mark Wahlberg for a co-starring role.

'SHOW' TIME: Variety also says that Ethan Hawke, Carla Gugino and Frank Whaley have a

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