North America box office

1. Driven 2. Bridget Jones's Diary 3. Spy Kids 4. Along Came A Spider 5. Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles

In a relatively quiet weekend at the American screens, Driven took $13m (�9m) and Bridget Jones's Diary, in second place, took $7.5m (�5.2m), according to preliminary figures.

Driven was directed by Renny Harlin, who made Stallone's last big hit, 1993's Cliffhanger.

It also stars Burt Reynolds as team owner Carl Henry, with Kip Pardue as the rookie driver.

Bridget Jones - which stars Hugh Grant and Renee Zellweger and was adapted from Helen Fielding's best-selling book - had been the top film in North America last week.

Flop: Town and Country reportedly cost $90m

It has also been number one in Britain and Ireland for two weeks since its Easter release.

But a new comedy starring Warren Beatty, Goldie Hawn and Diane Keaton, Town and Country, could do no better than enter the top 10 at number seven.

The film cost $90m (�63m) to make, but took just $3m (�2m) in its first weekend, and looks set to become one of the biggest flops in film history.

Its release was reportedly put back 13 times, and its British director, Peter Chesholm, described it as "a mess".

It also stars Andie MacDowell and Charlton Heston - but it has been roundly panned by American critics.

Spy Kids was third in the box office chart, and has now taken more than $93m (�65m) in ticket receipts.

Along Came A Spider, Morgan Freeman's new thriller, dropped to fourth, with Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles in fifth place.