Sci-fi epic Dune made a strong start at the UK Box Office over the weekend, opening in top spot.
The movie, starring Timothee Chalamet, delivered a strong £5.8m across Thursday to Sunday, enough to knock No Time To Die into second place.
The James Bond flick - Daniel Craig's final outing as 007 - added another £4.6m in its fourth weekend to take its UK gross to date to £78m.
Tom Hardy sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage was in third with receipts of £2.4m for a gross of £11.1m, while The Boss Baby: Family Business took £1.1m to open in fourth.
Elsewhere, romantic comedy The French Dispatch - also starring Chalamet - garnered £870,000 to open in sixth and Dear Evan Hansen debuted at nine after opening-weekend receipts of £236,000.
Neil Wilkes
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