spot behind The Sixth Sense, with an initial box office weekend return of 18.2 million at 2,700 theaters in the United States. It held onto the number two spot in its second week, earning an additional $10.7 million and grossing $35.7 million in its first ten days. As of September 7, 1999, Bowfinger was at the fourth spot, with a weekend return of $7 million and a total gross of $55.5 million. By September 13, 1999, the film had slipped to 5th place, with a weekend return of $3.7 million, for a total take of $60.5 million. By October 11, 1999, the film had earned $65 million in the United States. The film did not fare as well overseas as it did in the United States. Soundtrack "There is Always One More Time" - Johnny Adams "You're a Wonderful One" - Marvin Gaye "And I Love You So" - Perry Como "Mambo U.K." - Cubanismo "Super Bad, Super Slick" - James Brown "Secret Agent Man" - Johnny Rivers "Betsy Chases Kit/The First Shot/A Short Ride/Dave Makes a Call/Dave Returns Camera" "Cafe Set-Up/Shooting The Cafe/Stealing Renfro's Car/Auditioning the Butts" "Chubby Rain" "Clothing Store/Daisy Rescues Kit" "The Observatory" "Finale/Fed Ex Delivers" See also List of films featuring fictional films References External links - Restored version of the original 1999 official Bowfinger site. 1999 films 1999 comedy films American comedy films American parody films American satirical films 1990s English-language films Films produced by Brian Grazer Films directed by Frank Oz Films about actors Films about film directors and producers Films about Hollywood, Los Angeles Films set in Los Angeles Films set in studio lots Films shot in California Films shot in Los Angeles Films with screenplays by Steve Martin Imagine Entertainment films Universal Pictures films Films scored by David Newman Films about filmmaking 1990s American films