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‘Disclosure Day’ scores best opening for a Spielberg film since 2018.
Also new this weekend is a limited release of Netflix’s ’In The Hand Of Dante’.
‘Obsession’ passes £10m after increasing takings for second consecutive weekend.
‘Michael’, ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ took over £65m combined in the month alone.
Also in cinemas: period drama satire ‘Savage House’ and Charli XCX drama ’Erupcja’.
‘Project Hail Mary’, ‘Wuthering Heights’, ‘Hamnet’ and ‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ have all been released.
‘Star Wars: The Mandalorian And Grogu’ and ‘Michael’ complete the top three.
Also in cinemas: Leo Woodall thriller ‘Tuner’ and biographical drama ‘Moss & Freud’.
Box office takings took a hit over the Bank Holiday heatwave.
Also out: romcom ’Finding Emily’ and animation ‘Charlie And The Wonderdog’.
New York Asian Film Festival runs July 10-26.
Brett Goldstein followed Ted Lasso with hit therapist comedy‑drama Shrinking. Screen talks to its co-creator and star about the show’s emotional journey, the casting of Harrison Ford and balancing pathos, laughs and a large ensemble.
“Netflix is not interested and is not pursuing Lionsgate,” the company said, sending shares that had risen almost 15% on the rumours back down.