'Poseidon' setting sail at box office (Reuters)
April 30, 2006Reuters - German director Wolfgang Petersen likes to get his feet wet.
September 11 film 'United 93' No. 2 at box office (Reuters)
April 30, 2006
Reuters - "United 93," the first Hollywood
movie to deal with the events of September 11, was No. 2 at the
weekend box office in North America with respectable ticket
sales of $11.6 million, according to studio estimates issued on
Sunday.
9-11 Movie Passes Box-Office Test (E! Online)
April 30, 2006
E! Online - The United 93 question was: Was it too soon--too soon for a
movie about 9-11? The box-office answer was: No, not really.
'United 93' Presents a Painful Tribute (AP)
April 30, 2006
AP - Samuel Franco stood outside the ticket booth, trying to decide which showing of "United 93" he and his wife should catch. He considered 9:45 p.m., then thought better of it. Too close to bedtime. Would they be able to sleep?
Quigley Amazed at Getting Cruise Flick (AP)
April 30, 2006AP - Actress Maggie Quigley said she was seriously ill when she auditioned for "Mission: Impossible III" and was amazed that she got a key role in the film starring Tom Cruise, a Hong Kong newspaper reported Sunday.
'RV' Passes 'United 93' to Win Box Office (AP)
April 30, 2006
AP - Audiences hit the road with Robin Williams as his family-vacation romp "RV" opened at No. 1 with $16.4 million, while the acclaimed Sept. 11 drama "United 93" debuted with $11.6 million.
"United 93" No. 2 at box office (Reuters)
April 30, 2006
Reuters - "United 93," the first Hollywood
movie dealing with the events of September 11, landed at No. 2
at the weekend box office in North America with respectable
ticket sales of $11.6 million, according to studio estimates
issued on Sunday.
Don Johnson, Wife Have Baby Boy (AP)
April 30, 2006
AP - "Miami Vice" and "Nash Bridges" star Don Johnson and his wife Kelley celebrated their seventh anniversary with the birth of their third child, a spokesman announced Sunday.
Church Launches 'Da Vinci Code' Campaign (AP)
April 30, 2006
AP - An Australian church group has launched a Web site and a series of cinema advertisements challenging theories in the blockbuster book "The Da Vinci Code" to coincide with the release of the movie version.