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Any Given Sunday
Synopsis: Football head coach A1 Pacino
is facing the worst season o f his career.
W ith reco rd lo sses and plunging
attendance, his future with the Miami
Sharks is further jeopardized by the injury
o f aging star quarterback Dennis Quaid.
Under pressure to win at any cost, the
veteran struggles to maintain his integrity
on and off the sidelines.
G enre: Drama
Rating: No Rating
Cast: A1 Pacino, Jamie Foxx, Dennis
Quaid, James Woods, Edward Bums, Ann-
Margret, Aaron Eckhart and Cameron Diaz
Credits: Directed byOliverStone. Written
by John Logan and Pat Toomay. Produced
by Dan Halsted, Lauren Shuler-Donner,
Oliver Stone and Clayton Townsend.
Released by W arner Bros.
T heatrical Release Date: December 22,
1999
Box Office
1. Toy Story 2 BUENA VISTA
$140,800,000
2. The Green Mile WARNERS
$18,570,000
3. Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo
BUENA VISTA $13,000,000
4. The World Is Not Enough
MGM/UA $99,500,000
5. End o f Days UNIVERSAL
$53,200,000
6. Sleepy Hollow
PARAMOUNT $81,245,000
7.
T he
B one
C o lle c to r
UNIVERSAL $60,800,000
8. Dogma LIONS GATE
The Talented Mr. Ripley
$26,400,000
9. Pokemon: The First Movie
Synopsis: Based on the acclaimed novel by Patricia Highsmith, Matt
Damon stars as the chameleon-like Tom Ripley, who is commissioned to
retrieve errant playboy Jude Law from Italy. The simple errand turns
deadly as Damon develops an unhealthy obsession with the expatriate and
his girlfriend Gwyneth Paltrow. “The English Patient” director Anthony
Minghella writes and directs.
G enre: Drama
R ating: No Rating
C ast: Matt Damon, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jude Law, Cate Blanche« and
Philip Baker Hall
C redits: Directed by Anthony Minghella. W rittenby Anthony Minghella.
WARNERS
$82,295,000
10. Being John Malkovich
USA FILMS $15,323,967
Based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith. Produced by William Horberg
and Tom Sternberg. Released by Paramount Pictures.
T heatrical Release Date: December 25, 1999
National Video
Rentals
1. "Arlington Road” (Sony)
2. “The Blair W itch Project”
(Artisan)
3. “The Matrix” (W arner Bros.)
“ B ig D addy” (C olum bia
TriStar)
4. “Never Been Kissed” (Fox)
6. “Election” (Paramount)
7. “Austin Powers: The Spy Who
Shagged Me” (New Line)
8. “Life” (Universal)
9. “The Mummy” (Universal)
10. “Analyze This” (Warners)
Girl, Interrupted
National Video Sales
S y n o p sis: “Copland” director James Mangold
adapts Susanna Kaysen’s best-selling memoirs to
the big screen. Based on the author’s brief
confinement at a psychiatric ward during her teens,
the film follows the detainee, as portrayed by
Winona Ryder, and her struggle with the fine line
between sanity and madness. Angelina Jolie co-
stars as a fellow patient.
G en re: Drama
R a tin g: No Rating
C a st: Winona Ryder, Angelina Jolie, Whoopi
1. “Austin Powers: The Spy Who
Shagged Me” (New Line)
2. “Big Daddy” (Sony)
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3. “The Blair Witch Project”
ROCK • SOUL • RAP • JAZZ • BLUES • POLK
(Artisan)
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• COUNTRY • GOSPEL* HIP HOP • OLDIES •
(Dreamworks)
INTERNATIONAL • REGGAE • CLASSICAL
5. “Yellow Submarine” (MGM/
• SOUNDTRACKS • CAJUN/ZYDBCO •
UA)
6. Playboy2000 - V ideo Playmate
Goldberg, Vanessa Redgrave, Brittany Murphy
NATIVE AMERICAN • ELECTRONICA
and Clea Du Vail
C r ed its: Directed by James Mangold. Written
by James Mangold and Lisa Loomer. Based on the
novel by Susanna Kayen. Produced by Douglas
Wick and Cathy Konrad. Released by Columbia
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7. “The Mummy” (Universal
8. “The Wizard o f Oz” (Warners)
9.
“ S arah
M cL achlan:
Mirrotball” (BMG)
Pictures.
.10. “Marilyn Manson: God Is In
T h e a tr ic a l R e le a se D ate: December 21,
The T.V.” (Interscope)
1999