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Your support makes all the difference.In London, Mission: Impossible holds strong at the top, despite pressure from movies dumb (Kingpin) and not-so-dumb (The Cable Guy), while Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame made an impressive showing on a single screen (it goes nationwide from tomorrow).
(All figures denote weekend box-office only.)
TOP 10 LONDON
1 (1) Mission: Impossible (pounds 236,610) US
2 (-) The Cable Guy (pounds 57,997) US
3 (2) The Rock (pounds 42,481) US
4 (-) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (pounds 36,490) US
5 (-) Kingpin (pounds 23,964) US
6 (3) Fargo (pounds 20,860) US
7 (4) Dead Man (pounds 16,956) US
8 (5) Secrets and Lies (pounds 16,694) UK
9 (8) Beautiful Thing (pounds 12,425) UK
10 (7) A Thin Line Between Love and Hate (pounds 11,827) US
Chart supplied by 'Screen International'
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