17/11/2015 - The 24th James Bond instalment, directed by Sam Mendes, has racked up €8.8 million, followed by Italian comedy Matrimonio al Sud

Daniel Craig in Spectre

After having taken more than €5 million during its first four days on release, Spectre [+see also:
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Coming in in second place is Italian comedy Matrimonio al Sud [+see also:
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(Translated from Italian)