Evan Almighty (2007)
Budget: $175M
Opening: $31M
Gross: $100M
Steve Carell appeared as Jim Carrey's nemesis in the original Bruce Almighty and managed to get this sequel centered on his character. Morgan Freeman as 'God' contacts Evan, who is a newly elected Congressman. "God" commands Evan to have faith and build an "ark." Biblical occurrences follow and Evan manages to alienate everyone while becoming a curiousity with wild hair, a long beard and a staff.

40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)
Budget: $26M
Opening: $21M
Gross: $109M
This is the film that put Carell on the map as a major feature comedic star. Carell plays Andy Spitzer, a man who has never been with anyone and now hitting middle-age must find a mate. But Andy doesn't want the run of the mill coupling, he wants real love. For that, he'll wait it out until the right person comes along.

The Devil Wears Prada (2006)
Budget: $35M
Opening: $27M
Gross: $124M
Hathaway displayed major acting chops as the hapless servant to a scary New York magazine editor. In the world of high fashion, Hathaway's brainy dork gets no sympathy from the others. But she adapts and shows everyone what she's made of. This adaptation of the hit novel was a resounding success.

The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (2004)
Budget: $40M
Opening: $22M
Gross: $95M
In the original Princess Diaries, Hathaway's character Mia takes the throne of Genovia, of which she is the royal princess. In the sequel, Mia must find a husband in order to keep her throne. Can a princess find a suitable mate that she also loves?

The Pink Panther (2006)
Budget: $80M
Opening: $20M
Gross: $82M
Steve Martin did justice to the role originated by the legendary Peter Sellers. Although few can bring the caliber of the late Sellers, Martin managed to entertain with his rendition of the bumbling Inspector Clouseau. A beautiful Beyonce Knowles didn't hurt the box office either.

Johnny English (2003)
Budget: $40M
Opening: $9M
Gross: $28M
Rowan Atkinson takes the title role of the moronic British spy who must save England from an evil genius. With work as Bean, Atkinson had a solid following for his brand of comedy that came out for this one. John Malkovich co-starred as the evil Frenchman bent on doing England harm. Adorable Natalie Imbruglia plays English's love interest.