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Sunday, November 30, 2014 View in browser |  View text version COMPANY TOWN Marketing 'Unbroken' will be delicate in key Japanese, Chinese markets As this year's Oscar race goes into the home stretch, Universal is preparing to roll out its top contender, the highly anticipated World War II epic "Unbroken." But as it looks ahead to the movie's wider release worldwide, the studio is facing a complicated and rather delicate situation in two of its most critical foreign markets: Japan and China. TODAY'S TOP NEWS ›  Clare Grill paintings: Muted bits of memory, melancholy ›  Puppeteer Bob Baker dies ›  Swiss museum releases lists of works from Cornelius Gurlitt art trove ›  Finally, a Max Reger moment at the Los Angeles Philharmonic ENVELOPE Saturday's TV Highlights and Weekend Talk Shows: 'Grumpy Cat' and more ›  TV This Week, Nov. 30-Dec. 6: 'Peter Pan Live!' and more ›  Friday's TV Highlights: 'Kristin Chenoweth: Coming Home' and more ›  Thursday's TV Highlights: Thanksgiving Day parades, football and more MORE ENTERTAINMENT ›  Chet Hanks, son of Tom Hanks, approaching 60 days sober after rehab ›  Chris Pine, on 'Ellen,' confirms he's handsome, can sing and is single ›  Eva Mendes on baby's 'Hunchback' name, her 'wild nights' as a new mom ›  Snoop Dogg hands out free turkeys in Inglewood ›  Bette Midler, sexy-mermaid feminist? That's what Ariana Grande thought ›  Halle Berry, ex Gabriel Aubry feud over daughter's hair ›  Demi Lovato confirms the obvious: Nothing in common with Miley Cyrus Big-name cast can't save 'Me' from vanity-project blues At least “Me” can't be accused of a misleading title. MULTIMEDIA Photos:  Key moments in Bob Hope's life and career   Photos:  Politicians get a hipster makeover