The battle for movie supremacy hits the high seas this weekend as
World War II submarine adventure 'U-571' looks to torpedo
two-week box office champ 'Rules of Engagement.' Cast members
from 'U-571' are shown in a scene from the film. Shown (L-R)
are
Derk Cheetwood, Jon Bon Jovi and Erik Palladino. ( Mario
Tursi/Universal Studios via Reuters
Apr 20
Actors Matthew McConaughey (L) and Jon Bon
Jovi stars of the new suspense drama
'U-571' arrive
at the film's premiere Monday in Los
Angeles. The
drama is about an American submarine
crew's
daring mission to capture a top-secret
device from a
Nazi U-boat. (Fred Prouser/Reuters)
Apr 20
Cast membe
rs (L-R) Jon Bon Jovi, Bill Paxton, Matthew
McConaughey and Harvey Keitel stars of the new suspense drama
'U-571' arrive at the film's premiere Monday in Los Angeles.
The
drama is about an American submarine crew's daring mission to
capture a top-secret device from a Nazi U-boat. (Fred
Prouser/Reuters)
Apr 18
Rock star turned actor Jon Bon Jovi loved working on Second
World War submarine thriller 'U-571,' he just wishes they had
kept
the scene where his head was blown off so his fans would know
what
happened to him. Bon Jovi is shown in a scene from 'U-571.' The
film also stars Matthew McConaughey, Jack Noseworthy, Derk
Cheetwood, Erik Palladino and Harvey Keitel. ( Mario
Tursi/Universal Studios via Reuters )
>Apr 18
Musician/actor Jon Bon Jovi, far left, poses with his wife Dorothea,
second from left, while his "Bon Jovi" bandmate Richie Sambora
poses with his wife, actress Heather Locklear, at the premiere
of
the World War II suspense film "U-571," Monday, April 17, 2000,
in the Westwood section of Los Angeles. Bon Jovi took time out
from his band to play a major role in the film as an American
submarine crew member. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
Apr 18
Actor Jon Bon Jovi, star of the new suspense
drama 'U-571' arrives with
wife Dorothea at
the film's premiere Monday
in Los Angeles.
The drama is about an American
submarine
crew's daring mission to
capture a top-secret
device from a Nazi U-boat.
(Fred
Prouser/Reuters)
Apr 18
