FILM: BOX-OFFICE CHARTS

Wednesday 27 March 1996 19:02 EST
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Apart from the inevitable crash-landing of Toy Story at number one, things are getting worryingly cosy in the UK chart - Braveheart has been in there for 30 weeks, and things can only get worse since it won Best Picture. There's hope in the US chart: the Coen Brothers' funny and brutal Fargo has made a respectable showing; Spike Lee's 'phone-sex comedy Girl 6 has grossed less on more screens, but what the people really want is Sharon Stone and Isabelle Adjani in Diabolique, a remake of Henri-Georges Clouzot's Les Diaboliques.

TOP 10 UK

1 (-) Toy Story US

2 (1) Get Shorty US

3 (3) Trainspotting UK

4 (2) Sense and Sensibility US

5 (4) Jumanji US

6 (5) Casino US

7 (6) Heat US

8 (7) Nixon US

9 (8) Babe Aus

10 (re) Braveheart US

Charts supplied by Screen International

TOP 10 US

1 (-) The Birdcage US

2 (2) Executive Decision US

3 (-) Diabolique US

4 (3) Homeward Bound 2 US

5 (4) Up Close and Personal US

6 (-) Fargo US

7 (-) Girl 6 US

8 (6) Mr Holland's Opus US

9 (5) Down Periscope US

10 (7) Broken Arrow US

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