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Salty Popcorn > Movie Box Office > Historical Box Office 15th March 1991

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office *

15th March 1991 - 17th March 1991

⇦ 8th March 1991
22nd March 1991 ⇨
W/E Gross
Total Gross
Weeks
  1. Awakenings

    Awakenings


    Directed by:
    Penny Marshall
    Starring:
    Robert De Niro
    Robin Williams
    Julie Kavner


    £1.1M
    £1,053,239
    £1.1M
    £1,053,239
    New
  2. The Godfather Part III

    The Godfather Part III


    Directed by:
    Francis Ford Coppola
    Starring:
    Al Pacino
    Diane Keaton
    Talia Shire


    £1M
    £1,002,951
    £3.5M
    £3,510,329
    2
  3. Green Card

    Green Card


    Directed by:
    Peter Weir
    Starring:
    Gérard Depardieu
    Andie MacDowell
    Bebe Neuwirth


    £459.4K
    £459,422
    £4.5M
    £4,479,368
    3
  4. Three Men and a Little Lady

    Three Men and a Little Lady


    Directed by:
    Emile Ardolino
    Starring:
    Tom Selleck
    Steve Guttenberg
    Ted Danson


    £337.3K
    £337,318
    £10.3M
    £10,257,857
    6
  5. The Russia House

    The Russia House


    Directed by:
    Fred Schepisi
    Starring:
    Sean Connery
    Michelle Pfeiffer
    Roy Scheider


    £133.9K
    £133,923
    £1.6M
    £1,607,069
    4
  6. Home Alone

    Home Alone


    Directed by:
    Chris Columbus
    Starring:
    Macaulay Culkin
    Joe Pesci
    Daniel Stern


    £70.4K
    £70,406
    £9.2M
    £9,161,829
    15
  7. Dances With Wolves

    Dances With Wolves


    Directed by:
    Kevin Costner
    Starring:
    Kevin Costner
    Mary McDonnell
    Graham Greene


    £66.1K
    £66,141
    £4.2M
    £4,232,998
    6
  8. The Field

    The Field


    Directed by:
    Jim Sheridan
    Starring:
    Richard Harris
    Sean Bean
    Frances Tomelty


    £59.4K
    £59,425
    £1.1M
    £1,103,873
    4
  9. Kindergarten Cop

    Kindergarten Cop


    Directed by:
    Ivan Reitman
    Starring:
    Arnold Schwarzenegger
    Penelope Ann Miller
    Pamela Reed


    £32.7K
    £32,686
    £3M
    £2,978,199
    7
  10. Pacific Heights

    Pacific Heights


    Directed by:
    John Schlesinger
    Starring:
    Melanie Griffith
    Matthew Modine
    Michael Keaton


    £30.3K
    £30,310
    £1.1M
    £1,129,088
    4
  11. Ducktales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp

    Ducktales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp


    Directed by:
    Bob Hathcock
    Starring:
    Alan Young
    Terence McGovern
    Russi Taylor


    £26.6K
    £26,577
    £1.2M
    £1,159,924
    6
  12. Rocky V

    Rocky V


    Directed by:
    John G. Avildsen
    Starring:
    Sylvester Stallone
    Talia Shire
    Burt Young


    £12K
    £12,018
    £4.4M
    £4,422,497
    8
  13. Reversal of Fortune

    Reversal of Fortune


    Directed by:
    Barbet Schroeder
    Starring:
    Glenn Close
    Jeremy Irons
    Ron Silver


    £4.7K
    £4,692
    £2.6M
    £2,575,838
    10
  14. Arachnophobia

    Arachnophobia


    Directed by:
    Frank Marshall
    Starring:
    Jeff Daniels
    Harley Jane Kozak
    John Goodman


    £3.1K
    £3,084
    £6.5M
    £6,512,050
    12
  15. Ghost

    Ghost


    Directed by:
    Jerry Zucker
    Starring:
    Patrick Swayze
    Demi Moore
    Tony Goldwyn


    £2.2K
    £2,179
    £23.1M
    £23,126,803
    24
* Prior to 1997 the box office numbers are difficult to find, these figures represent an approximation and are from reputable sources and compiled accordingly.

Please contact Salty Popcorn if you think this chart is not an acurate representation and have more up to date information.

Historical U.K. Weekend Box Office *

15th March 1991 - 17th March 1991

⇦ 8th March 1991
22nd March 1991 ⇨
1.

Awakenings

w/e
£1.1M
total
£1.1M
Director:
Penny Marshall
Stars:
Robert De Niro
Robin Williams
Julie Kavner

2.

The Godfather Part III

w/e
£1M
total
£3.5M
Director:
Francis Ford Coppola
Stars:
Al Pacino
Diane Keaton
Talia Shire

3.

Green Card

w/e
£459.4K
total
£4.5M
Director:
Peter Weir
Stars:
Gérard Depardieu
Andie MacDowell
Bebe Neuwirth

4.

Three Men and a Little Lady

w/e
£337.3K
total
£10.3M
Director:
Emile Ardolino
Stars:
Tom Selleck
Steve Guttenberg
Ted Danson

5.

The Russia House

w/e
£133.9K
total
£1.6M
Director:
Fred Schepisi
Stars:
Sean Connery
Michelle Pfeiffer
Roy Scheider

6.

Home Alone

w/e
£70.4K
total
£9.2M
Director:
Chris Columbus
Stars:
Macaulay Culkin
Joe Pesci
Daniel Stern

7.

Dances With Wolves

w/e
£66.1K
total
£4.2M
Director:
Kevin Costner
Stars:
Kevin Costner
Mary McDonnell
Graham Greene

8.

The Field

w/e
£59.4K
total
£1.1M
Director:
Jim Sheridan
Stars:
Richard Harris
Sean Bean
Frances Tomelty

9.

Kindergarten Cop

w/e
£32.7K
total
£3M
Director:
Ivan Reitman
Stars:
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Penelope Ann Miller
Pamela Reed

10.

Pacific Heights

w/e
£30.3K
total
£1.1M
Director:
John Schlesinger
Stars:
Melanie Griffith
Matthew Modine
Michael Keaton

11.

Ducktales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp

w/e
£26.6K
total
£1.2M
Director:
Bob Hathcock
Stars:
Alan Young
Terence McGovern
Russi Taylor

12.

Rocky V

w/e
£12K
total
£4.4M
Director:
John G. Avildsen
Stars:
Sylvester Stallone
Talia Shire
Burt Young

13.

Reversal of Fortune

w/e
£4.7K
total
£2.6M
Director:
Barbet Schroeder
Stars:
Glenn Close
Jeremy Irons
Ron Silver

14.

Arachnophobia

w/e
£3.1K
total
£6.5M
Director:
Frank Marshall
Stars:
Jeff Daniels
Harley Jane Kozak
John Goodman

15.

Ghost

w/e
£2.2K
total
£23.1M
Director:
Jerry Zucker
Stars:
Patrick Swayze
Demi Moore
Tony Goldwyn

* Prior to 1997 the box office numbers are difficult to find, these figures represent an approximation and are from reputable sources and compiled accordingly.

Please contact Salty Popcorn if you think this chart is not an acurate representation and have more up to date information.

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