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The fashion satire, which stars
Meryl Streep and
Anne Hathaway, took in a hefty $18.6 million from 43 markets last
weekend. Its closest competitor was the animated "Open Season,"
which racked up $7.8 million from 24 countries.
Oliver Stone's former foreign champ "World Trade Center"
racked up $6.8 million from 38 countries to lift its
international gross to $69.9 million.
Martin Scorsese's "The
Departed" and
Kevin Costner's latest comeback "The Guardian"
each pulled in about $5 million. Foreign total updates: "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead
Man's Chest," $638.2 million; "Miami Vice," $94.6 million;
"Click," $87.7 million; "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer,"
$71.5 million; "Volver," $62.1 million; "The Lake House," $61.5
million; "You, Me and Dupree," $46.4 million; "United 93,"
$39.3 million; "Lady in the Water," $29.7 million. "Little Miss
Sunshine," $14.8 million; "Marie Antoinette," $8.5 million; "An
Inconvenient Truth," $7.6 million; Reuters/Hollywood Reporter
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In one of the big
surprises at a traditionally slow fall box office overseas,
"The Devil Wears Prada" logged a third weekend as the top
choice for foreign moviegoers as its international total passed
$100 million. 
