"The Devil Wears Prada" replaces "World Trade Center" to seat on the top position of weekend international box office of Oct 6-8, 2006.
- Oct 9, 2006
AceShowbiz - Already fared great in domestic market, 20th Century Fox's "The Devil Wears Prada" now is expanding its success to overseas. Satisfyingly garnered $19.4 million from 33 territories, the comedic drama has escalated to reach its peak on the weekend box office overseas, taking over the top place from Oliver Stone's "World Trade Center."
Despite its slight drop, "World" turns out to still score well enough on the chart as it managed to snatch $12.5 million drawn from 33 markets to make an overseas total of $40 million. Right behind this Paramount production is another comedy feature, "Click", which smoothly added another $8.8 million it got from 51 markets into its third-place feedbag.
Taking a peek on the fourth rank, here seats Disney/Pixar's enjoyable flick of "Cars" with the $3.1-million income it earned from 21 territories to make worldwide tally of $452.5 million so far. "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" followed up next on number five after gaining $2.6 million from 33 territories, rounding up the top five films for weekend international box office ended October 8, 2006.
