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Brandon Gray
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Great news! “The Lord of the Rings” hung in there to top the box office for the fourth straight weekend despite the close call on Friday. New Line Cinema is estimating “Rings” pulled in $16.15 million for the weekend (Friday through the end of today), pushing its 26-day total to $228.3 million! [More]
Marquette University, located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, holds one of the world’s premiere collections of JRR Tolkien’s manuscripts and working drafts, including The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, and Farmer Giles of Ham. [more]
Marquette University, located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin holds one of the world’s premiere collections of JRR Tolkien’s manuscripts and working drafts, including The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, and Farmer Giles of Ham. The collection also includes books by and about Tolkien, periodicals produced by Tolkien enthusiasts, audio and video recordings, and a host of published and unpublished materials relating to Tolkien’s life and fantasy writings. Marquette University’s Library is open to the public, welcoming visitors and researchers. [More]
Brandon Gray
http://www.boxofficemojo.com
“The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring” relinquished the top spot for the first time after a 23-day reign as the new MTV comedy “Orange County” surprisingly bowed at No. 1 on Friday with an estimated $5.39 million from 2,317 theaters. [More]
Brandon Gray
http://www.boxofficemojo.com
“The Lord of the Rings” relinquished the top spot for the first time after a 23-day reign as the new MTV comedy “Orange County” surprisingly bowed at No. 1 on Friday with an estimated $5.39 million from 2,317 theaters. “Rings” came in third place with an estimated $4.33 million from 3,381, edged out by the Russell Crowe drama “A Beautiful Mind” with $4.35 million from 2,220.
However, “Rings” still has a shot at claiming the top spot for the weekend as realistically these numbers indicate that the weekend is too close to call. “Orange” is tracking at $15 million, while “Mind” is pointing to around $14.5 million. “Rings” is in the same $14-15 million range.
“Rings” domestic total stands at $216.4 million in 24 days.
Overseas, “Rings” reached $253 million as of Thursday, 1/10. The domestic take was $212.1 million as of the date for a worldwide total of $465.1 million, ranking No. 3 among movies released in 2001 and No. 28 on the all time list. [More]