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Last Updated: Tuesday, 17 April 2007, 16:09 GMT 17:09 UK
Wild Hogs tops box office chart
John Travolta, Tim Allen and Martin Lawrence in Wild Hogs
Wild Hogs sees the suburban bikers mixing with Hell's Angels
Road movie comedy Wild Hogs has debuted at top spot at the UK box office.

The film stars John Travolta and Tim Allen as middle-aged men who decide to ride through the US on motorbikes.

Including previews, it took �1.69m over the weekend, pushing Mr Bean's Holiday into second place. The Rowan Atkinson comedy has taken �18.3m in total.

In third place is Will Ferrell ice-skating comedy Blades of Glory (�740,872) and at number four is action movie Shooter (�716,202).

UK AND IRELAND TOP FIVE
1. Wild Hogs, �1.69m (including previews)
2. Mr Bean's Holiday, �1.52m
3. Blades Of Glory, �740,872
4. Shooter, �716,202
5. 300, �499,369
Source: Screen International
Sword and sandals epic 300 (�499,369) slips to fifth place with a total box office of more than �13m.

Danny Boyle's sci-fi film Sunshine drops to number six in the new chart, adding �443,368 to its box office total of �2.24m.

Two foreign-language films make their debut in the top ten, with Chinese action epic Curse of the Golden Flower taking over �350,000 at number eight.

Directed by Zhang Yimou, who made Hero and House of Flying Daggers, the film broke box office records on its release in China.

German Oscar-winner The Lives of Others, set in the former East Germany during the 1980s, is at number 10, having taken �223,586 on just 63 screens.


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