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Wednesday 01 November 1995 19:02 EST
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TOP 10 UK

1 (1) Pocahontas (pounds 1,511,914) US

2 (2) Nine Months (pounds 640,063) US

3 (3) Clueless (pounds 603,102) US

4 (-) Under Siege 2 (pounds 556,732) US

5 (6) Apollo 13 (pounds 434,151) US

6 (-) To Die For (pounds 390,761) US

7 (5) Species (pounds 327,408) US

8 (7) Braveheart (pounds 291,924) US

9 (4) Mortal Kombat (pounds 265,618) US

10 (8) The Net (pounds 169,696) US

TOP 10 LONDON

1 (-) To Die For (pounds 126,117) US

2 (1) Pocahontas (pounds 76,125) US

3 (2) Clueless (pounds 62,367) US

4 (3) Nine Months (pounds 53,050) US

5 (-) Under Siege 2 (pounds 48,629) US

6 (6) Il Postino (pounds 42,813)Italy

7 (4) Apollo 13 (pounds 41,788) US

8 (9) The Usual Suspects (pounds 28,971) US

9 (7) Land and Freedom (pounds 25,824) UK/Spain/Ger

10 (8) Species (pounds 22,963) US

Chart supplied by Screen International

Disney steals the number one slot with its most anodyne outing yet (above). What do you expect - the blasted thing is hogging 397 screens! But in London, its seven screens are dwarfed by To Die For's 14. There, Gus Van Sant's blunt but diverting satire easily beat Steven Seagal's blunt but diverting thriller Under Siege 2, which was a flop in the States too.

(Figures in brackets denote weekend box-office gross only)

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