THE PLAIN DEALER TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1997 A BOX OFFICE REPORT Willis' thriller stays 6 atop money list ASSOCIATED PRESS Both films opened in broad LOS ANGELES The science- limited release, playing on 760 fiction thriller "The Fifth Ele- screens, compared to about 2,500 ment," starring Bruce Willis, held each for "The Fifth Element" and onto the top box office spot for a "Father's Day." second weekend with $11.6 million in ticket sales, according to "Liar Liar," Jim in $160.4 com- milCarrey's by Ex- edy, now has taken preliminary figures issued hibitor Relations Co. Inc. lion in nine weeks. The weekend saw few new The top 10 films from Friday movies, with studios holding their through Sunday: blockbusters to avoid competition 1. "The Fifth Element" $11.6 million.
with the expected summer giant, 2. "Father's Day" S6.4 million. "The Lost World: Jurassic Park," 3. "Breakdown" $6 million. which opens Friday.
4. "Austin Powers, International Man of Mystery" S5.6 million. Only two new films made the 5. "Volcano" $3.6 million. top 10 list.
"Night Falls on Man- 6. "Liar Liar" $3 million. hattan," starring Andy Garcia in 6. "Night Falls on Manhattan" $3 a story of police corruption, million. grossed $3 million to tie for sixth 8.
"Sprung" $2.5 million. place with "Liar Liar." "Sprung," 9. "Romy and Michele's High School a comedy about a young black Reunion" $2.2 million. couple, earned $2.5 million. 10.
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Here is a list of winners at the 50th Cannes Film Festival: Golden Palm "The Taste of Cherry," by Abbas Kiarostami, Iran, and "Unagi" by Shohei Imamura, Japan. 50th Anniversary Prize Youssef Chahine, Egypt, director of "Al Massir" Grand Prize "The Sweet Hereafter," by Atom Egoyan, Canada. Best Actress Cathy Burke in "Nil by Mouth," Britain. Best Actor Sean Penn in "She's So Lovely," USA. Top prize shared at Cannes ASSOCIATED PRESS CANNES, France Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami overcame opposition at home to get "The Taste of Cherry" entered in the Cannes Film Festival.
He overcame the competition here to win the top prize, a Golden Palm. Japanese director Shohei Imamura shared top honors Sunday night, gaining his second Golden Palm for "Unagi" Both films deal with suicide, a taboo subject in Muslim Iran. In a 50th Cannes awards ceremony full of surprise winners, American, Canadian, English, Egyptian and Hong Kong talent shared the rest of the major prizes. Hollywood had a lone representative in Sean Penn, chosen best actor for "She's So Lovely." For many, the most memorable festival event was the honorary tribute May 11 to Ingmar Bergman, attended by 29 past winners of the Golden Palm, though not by Bergman himself. Best Director Wong Kar-Wai, "Happy Together," Hong Kong.
Best Screenplay James Schamus, "The Ice Storm." Jury Prize "Western," Manuel Poirier, France. Best Short Film "Is It the Design or the Wrapper?" by Tessa Sheridan, Britain. Jury Prize for Short Film "Leonie," by Lieven Debrauwer, Belgium, and "'Les Vacances," by Emmanuelle Bercot, France. Bergman awarded doctorate by Rutgers Robert P. Bergman, the director of the Cleveland Museum of Art, will receive an honorary doctor of fine arts degree from his alma mater, Rutgers University, in New Brunswick, N.J., at the university's May 27 commencement ceremonies.
Bergman, a New Jersey native, graduated from Rutgers with a bachelor's degree in 1966. He went on to earn his master's degree and doctorate in art history from Princeton University. Be- FINALTWO WEEKS! GARY ANNE SANDY TORSIGLIERI from WKRP in Cincinnati IN Doll Do! A musical about Marriage SPONSORED BY A LIMITED NUMBER OF HALFPRICE PUBLIC RUSH TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FOR TONIGHT'S PERFORMANCE. CALL TICKET OFFICE FOR AVAILABILITY. CALL 795-7000 The Cleveland PlayHouse e487023 Continental EAST Airlines 85th The EUCLID Plain Dealer fore coming to Cleveland in 1993, he was director of the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore, Md.
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Your transportation was delayed, so you were stuck with me for about half an hour. I loved talking to you. It has taken me until now to thank you for flying halfway around the world to cheer up the men who were hospitalized. This is a sincere thanks to let you know that many of us don't ple. Ed Privette, Major, U.S.
forget nice things a and nice peoArmy Lacoochee, Fla. DEAR MAJ. PRIVETTE: Thanks for the memories. That trip to Vietnam in May was well worth the effort even though it was 113 degrees. I cannot recall anything in my career that was as rewarding.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: It has taken me 30 years to write this letter and say thank you. What made me finally do it was your column asking to hear from doctors or nurses who had married their patients, or the other way around. I happen to be a patient who married my nurse. Here's my story. served in the Vietnam War and was company commander with the 173rd Airborne Brigade.
In March 1967, I was wounded. Seven years later, I married a nurse who had been assigned to the evacuation hosBy Ann pital and took care of me. I ofLanders ten tell people DEAR ANN LANDERS: I would like to comment on your response to "Selectively Silent in the South," which I read in a newspaper while traveling in Asia. "Selectively" referred to not talking in the presence of his wife, who yakked nonstop. You were right to suggest that he get some counseling to help deal with his hostility.
But how about counseling for his wife? Her insensitivity must be a continuous nightmare for him. After all these years, she apparently has learned nothing about the value of listening. My own family sounds a lot like her family. They all talk nonstop, constantly interrupting one another trying to get the floor. I often wonder if my family has any idea why I spend so little time with them.
Recently, I read an article with an O. Henry ending. It was about high-priced detectives hired by suspicious wives who wanted their husbands followed because they spent so many evenings and weekend afternoons "at the office" or "with out-of-town clients." To their astonishment, they discovered these men were driving around town, sitting in the park or going to the library. They simply wanted a little peace and quiet. in Brooklyn DEAR BROOKLYN: Your letter needs no comment from me.
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