Audiences still cry for 'Mamma'

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Audiences still cry for 'Mamma'
The Screening Log found this 9/22/2008 on www.hollywoodreporter.com [flag]
Universal's "Mamma Mia!" continued its remarkably fruitful overseas run during the weekend, claiming the No. 1 spot for the third consecutive frame with an estimated $14 million from 4,359 screens in 48 markets. [link]

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‘Mamma Mia!’ rocks overseas box office
Published 9/22/2008 by Franck Tabouring at The Screening Log
... ” continued its international box office reign this weekend with $14 million in 48 territories, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The lifts the musical’s overseas total to $334 million. ...

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