The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
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Released: 20th December 2002BBFC Age Rating:
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$951,208,089
United States
United Kingdom
Ireland
Highest chart position: 1
Weeks on box office: 16
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- Alamo Drafthouse Returns To Middle-Earth With ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Cast Reunion Hosted By Stephen Colbert Deadline
- Stephen Colbert to Host Cinema-Only ‘Lord of the Rings’ Reunion Rolling Stone
- Stephen Colbert Is Hosting a LORD OF THE RINGS Cast Reunion Nerdist
- Lord of the Rings Cast Reunion Q&As Coming to Theaters Thanks to Alamo Drafthouse Collider
- Lord of the Rings Turns 20! Elijah Wood, Cate Blanchett, Viggo Mortensen Will Reunite to Support Local Cinemas PEOPLE
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Middle Earths 4 week dominance of the Box Office ends this week with Les Misérables takes over at the top knocking The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey down to fourth.
Ang Lee's Life of Pi holds firm as the number 2 film and Gangster Squad is a new entry at 3.
The Tom Hooper directed film, based on the stage play musical, debuts at the top with a brilliant £8.1 million pound weekend gross. The highest debut for all involved except Anne Hathaway who scored a bigger opening weekend with last years The Dark Knight Rises.
Life of Pi continues to do well as the awards start to pile in and increases it's total gross to £21.9 million while Gangster Squad is new at 4 with an opening weekend of £2.1 million.
This time last year Spielberg was hitting number 1 with War Horse on it's debut weekend taking nearly £4 million and knocking The Iron Lady from the top.
Five years ago I Am Legend was still doing good numbers at the top with £2 million after 3 weeks while Charlie Wilson's War with Tom Hanks was the highest new film at 3.
Ten years ago The Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers still dominated the Uk box office and Martin Scorsese had the top new film with Gangs of New York at 2.
Fifteen years ago The Jackal with Bruce Willis was at the top on it's debut weekend with a gross of £1.4 million. Twenty years ago Bram Stokers Dracula from Francis Ford Coppola was hitting the top spot on it's opening knocking The Bodyguard into the runner up spot.
