Gerard Butler puts on a very animated display as he cheers on his native Scotland in Six Nations rugby match in Edinburgh

Gerard Butler was snapped cheering on Scotland against Ireland at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on Sunday. The Hollywood legend, 55, enjoyed the Guinness Men's Six Nations game in his  home country on Sunday - although Ireland won following a 32-18 victory. The 300 actor showed off a happy smile, grinning from ear to ear as he was captured in the stands. He bundled up against the chilly Scottish weather as he opted for a black thick turtleneck jumper and dark coat.

Law Abiding Citizen sensation Gerard looked in very jovial spirits at the sports event, despite the final score. It comes after Gerard's latest project Den of Thieves 2: Pantera stole the crown from last week's winner to land at the top of the box office. Gerard Butler was snapped cheering on Scotland against Ireland at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on Sunday. The Hollywood legend, 55, enjoyed the Guinness Men's Six Nations game in his home country on Sunday - although Ireland won following a 32-18 victory.

The thriller, starring the Scottish actor as an LA police officer in Europe trying to track down O'Shea Jackson Jr's would-be crook who is planning a big diamond heist, debuted with a solid $15.5 million in ticket sales at the US weekend box office, according to Box Office Mojo, in spite of poor reviews from critics. Audiences gave the action-adventure a solid 78-percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a B+ on CinemaScore, in spite of the lackluster reaction from critics.

'These movies are made for audiences, not critics,' David A. Gross from Franchise Entertainment Research told Variety. 'Gerard Butler is an established action star, and this kind of good-guys-versus-bad-guys material plays well around the world. Foreign business should be solid.'. The box office take has not yet opened in the international market, and the initial domestic opening did not cover the movie's $40 million budget.

Mufasa: The Lion King dropped down to second place after four weeks in theaters. The computer generated tale which is a prequel to The Lion King pulled in $13.2 million over the weekend. The family friendly film has been a big hit for Disney, earning some $188.7 million domestically and another $350.9 million internationally for a global take of $539.67 million. The 300 actor looked in great spirits grinning as he was captured in the stands.

He bundled up against the chilly Scottish weather as he opted for a black thick turtleneck jumper and dark coat, while carrying a cap in his hand. Law Abiding Citizen sensation Gerard looked in very high spirits at the sports event. The Paisley-born was seen clapping as he warmly supported his native rugby team. Third place went to Sonic the Hedgehog 3. The animated/live action adventure based on the popular video game franchise continues to delight audiences, this weekend to the tune of $11 million dollars.

The movie has been a success around the world with global earnings topping more than $384.8 million. Audiences continue to sink their teeth into Nosferatu. The gothic vampire story, starring Lily-Rose Depp as the title character's object of desire, kept the blood pumping with $6.8 million in ticket sales. Solid reviews and international showings have garnered the thriller nearly $135.8 million worldwide.

It comes after Gerard's latest project Den of Thieves 2: Pantera stole the crown from last week's winner to land at the top of the box office (O'Shea Jackson Jr. pictured). Rounding out the top five was Disney's Moana 2. The animated adventure is still popular with moviegoers after seven weeks in theaters, and reeled in $6.5 million over the weekend. Wicked: Part One was still casting its spell, landing in sixth place earning $5 million.