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Film News: ImageMovers was used for 'A Christmas Carol' -- To further cut costs at its movie studio, The Walt Disney Co. said Friday that it will shut a San Francisco-area facility used to capture the performance of Jim Carrey for his digitally animated character, Scrooge, in "A Christmas Carol."

TV News: HBO miniseries stars Kate Winslet -- Guy Pearce, Evan Rachel Wood and Melissa Leo have been added to the cast of HBO's "Mildred Pierce."

Weekly First Look: Cabler makes interesting choice for 'Brother' dub -- It's a fact of life that films on broadcast TV and basic cable sometimes have to be re-edited to smooth over foul language. Some of the more creative choices to replace expletives have included "mamma jamma" (Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing") and "melon farmer" ("Repo Man").

International News: Will net find itself in a good Situation with skein? -- "Jersey Shore" is heading for Italy in an audacious attempt by MTV to lure Italo auds with subtitled guidos and guidettes.

Weekly International: Can Murdoch succeed in the market where Kirch failed -- If the News Corp. execs Rupert Murdoch sent to rescue loss-making paybox Sky Deutschland could speak German, one of the first words they might want to learn is Kapitalvernichtung.

TV News: Hannah Storm to anchor weekend 'Winners' -- In a move that further integrates the programming between Disney entities ESPN and ABC, a two-hour block of ESPN-originated shows will air on the broadcaster every Saturday beginning April 3.

Videogames News: Developers unveil new products at confab -- The videogame biz's biggest players typically unleash major announcements at June's Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles. But San Francisco's Game Developers Conference is starting to steal some of its thunder.

Weekly Theater: Three-play showcase includes 'Golden Age' premiere -- A theater festival devoted to Terrence McNally's love of opera?

Film News: Digital movies -- anytime, anywhere -- are finally ready to challenge DVD -- It's barely two years since Blu-ray claimed victory over HD-DVD in the battle over next-generation disc formats, but Hollywood and its partners are already digging trenches for the next skirmish.

TV Reviews: Timothy Olyphant delivers an unabashed star turn in this one.

Weekly TV: 'Sex and the City,' 'The X-Files' among successful leaps -- We know that few are better at stopping a nuclear explosion or saving a president's life than Jack Bauer. But can he sell movie tickets?

Weekly International: Net adding telenovela mobile service -- Univision is launching a telenovela mobile and Internet channel on its Univision.com website in a bid to meet the demands of burgeoning Hispanic Internet users.

Peter Bart: Succession comes second to success at News Corp. -- Rupert Murdoch turned 79 on March 11, and even as he made the rounds of a few elite Oscar parties and flashed an occasional (very rare) smile, his friends acknowledged that, while he looks his age, he doesn't act it.

TV News: Cable providers had argued that rules were outdated -- Major cable providers lost a key battle with government regulators on Friday, as a federal appeals court ruled that companies like Cablevision and Comcast must continue to make programming they own available to satellite companies.

Weekly International: Fines pile up as web pulls political ads and bows Hi-TV -- Mexico's no. 2 broadcaster TV Azteca has seen its legal woes go from bad to worse in recent weeks.

Foreign B.O.: International take rises as 3D takes hold -- If only President Obama could have delivered the Motion Picture Assn. of America's state-of-the-union report instead of the healthcare plan.

Weekly International: Telepics drop Mafia theme for more uplifting subjects -- Italo media mogul-turned-Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi made international headlines recently when he slammed local pics and TV dramas about the Mafia, calling them an "ugly trend" that gives Italy a "negative image abroad."

Music News: Austin confab leans on film, interactive media, sponsorships in tough times -- Now in its 24th year, South by Southwest, the premier indie music showcase and conference in the country, continues to grapple with an industry in dire straights and an economy still wracked by uncertainty.

Weekly First Look: Oscar winner tackles cult pic's revival -- In one week, Bob Murawski went from being an Oscar winner to obscurity.

Weekly Film: Biz writes firm rules on pic ratings -- Nevermind recent R-rated hits like "Shutter Island," "It's Complicated," "Gran Torino" or "300." Studios continue to be wary of adult fare.

Business News: Territories make progress on digital print fees -- Europe's digital cinema makeover has taken off rapidly, overtaking theater conversions in the U.S.

Film Reviews: Turning one of the darkest moments in modern French history into syrupy historical drama, writer-director Rose Bosch's "The Round Up" is a polished, pathos-driven re-creation of the Vichy regime's mass imprisonment and disposal of 13,000 Parisian Jews in summer 1942. With impeccable production values and all-around stirring performances, pic emphasizes the unbearable emotions caused by "events, even the most extreme, that actually happened" (per opening credits), though it often oversimplifies them into a framework of good vs. evil. Following wide local release March 10, this €20 million ($27 million) co-production should round up ample worldwide biz.

TV Reviews: Fox hasn't enjoyed a live-action comedy hit since "Malcolm in the Middle," and has learned that incorporating flesh-and-blood characters into its Sunday animation block poses a considerable challenge.

Legit Reviews: The play was a smash hit on its first outing in 1841. History looks likely to repeat itself.

Legit Reviews: Considers both sides of the faith argument without sneering at either.

TV Reviews: By devoting two hours to the premiere, NBC risks exhausting "Minute's" 15 minutes of fame that much faster.

Film Reviews: DreamWorks Animation's latest is a thrilling drama interspersed with amusing comedic elements.

Film Reviews: A curious blend of documentary and narrative.