KEVIN SPACEY has hit the jackpot once again at the U.K. box office - his movie 21 is the country's most popular pick for a second consecutive week.
The casino drama's $2 million (£1 million) haul was enough to hold on to the number one spot, beating off competition from Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey's romantic comedy Fool's Gold, which took $1.95 million (£975,498).
Black comedy In Bruges, starring Colin Farrell, came in third place with $1.27 million (£638,654), while Keanu Reeves' action thriller Street Kings is at number four with $1.24 million (£619,647).
Family drama Son of Rambow rounds out the top five in fifth position with $1.16 million (£583,251).