Jurassic Park Sets Opening Weekend Box Office Records
Jurassic Park dominated the weekend with $50.2 million and nearly 65 million admissions, topping Batman Returns’ prior records. The film sold 2,404 theaters at $20,865 per location and led a top 10 list that included Cliffhanger Made in America Guilty as Sin Dave Menace II Society Life with Mikey Hot Shots Part Deux Sliver and Super Mario Brothers.
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Is Bill Cosby In Pursuit Of NBC
Bill Cosby, once central to NBC dominance, pursued NBC acquisition with Goldman Sachs in renewed talks after a failed 1993 bid. GE chair Welch and NBC officials stated NBC not for sale. Cosby planned four two hour movies and a potential NBC mystery series for fall 1994, while his You Bet Your Life revival faced lower-than-expected audience.
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Arnold Enjoys Changing Diapers in Hollywood Confession
New York story says Arnold Schwarzenegger, 45, reveals he enjoys changing diapers and sometimes cries at films like Field of Dreams and Malcolm X. He expects a baby due in October, his third daughter or first son, and notes occasional marijuana use. His film Last Action Hero opens Friday.
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