Every film actor recognises the importance of the box office in making and breaking careers. But like the theatrical superstition of referring to Macbeth as 'the Scottish play', many skirt around the issue of box office success, fearing doing so would bring bad luck.Owen Wilson, however, takes a less superstitious stance."Early on in your career, you're not going to be able to work if the movie doesn't do well and doesn't get good reviews," explains the 46-year-old, known for his roles...
