Watch Lifetime's Drew Peterson: Untouchable... in 90 Seconds

Rob Lowe, Drew Peterson: Untouchable Did you miss Lifetime's Drew Peterson: Untouchable? Instead of sitting through the full TV movie - which drew record ratings for Lifetime on Sunday night with 5.8 million viewers - you can now watch a condensed 90-second version of the film starring Rob Lowe, thanks to Vulture. VIDEO: Rob Lowe Sports a Mean 'Stache in Drew Peterson: Untouchable Check out the Parks and Recreation star as womanizing police officer Drew Peterson, who was arrested in connection to the killing of his third wife and disappearance of his fourth (played in the TV movie by The Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco). It's all about the 'stache, right? What did you think of Untouchable?

Hungarian gov't funds 3 pix projects

BUDAPEST -- Less than two months after a massive reorganization, Hungary's state film-financing sector has greenlit its first three projects. This week, the Hungarian Film Fund announced that the productions "Liza, a rokatunder" (Liza, the Fox Fairy) and "A nagy fuzet" (The Notebook) will both receive 150 million forint ($635,736), while "Zero" will receive $42,382. The selections appear to underscore the strategy of the fund to support proven veterans and at the same time cultivate new talent. "The Notebook" will be directed by seasoned director Janos Szasz, whose previous releases include "Witman Boys" and "Woyzeck"; and "Zero" is being produced by highly regarded local filmer Gabe Dettre. While "Liza" will be the first feature of director Karoly Ujj Meszaros. The selections also underscore the determination of fund head Andrew Vajna to promote projects with strong narrative arcs and compelling characters. A coming-of-age story taking place in WWII Hungary, "The Notebook" is an adaptation of the French-language bestseller "Le Grand Cahier." All three projects have sealed international partnerships. "Liza" will be Hungary's first co-co-production with a Danish company; "Notebook" will be co-produced by Hungary's Hunnia Filmstudio, Germany's Intuit Pictures, France's Dolce Vita Films and Austria's Amour Fou. And "Zero" has already received support from the Czech Film Fund Germany's Mitteldeutsche Medienforderung. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

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Britney Warrior warrior spears Britney Spears' dancing genes must run inherited. In the video the singer released on her behalf account official YouTube page, her boy Sean Preston shakes his groove factor for your gaming Just Dance - as well as the 6-year-old has moves! (His father Kevin Federline appeared to become a dancer.) Britney Warrior warrior spears Is Engaged Best moment? Because he pushes his brother Jayden, 5, taken proper care of. Uncover the shocking truth below:

'Paranormal Activity 4': Sequel Reportedly on the Way From Paramount

Today in news that you obviously assumed already existed: Paramount has reportedly sent around a press release proclaiming that 'Paranormal Activity 4' will hit theaters this coming fall. According to the release (per STYD), "In 2012, Paramount's release slate highlights include 'World War Z,' a zombie thriller starring Brad Pitt and directed by Marc Forster, 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation,' the next installment in the global franchise starring Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and Channing Tatum, a new chapter in the 'Paranormal Activity' franchise, and 'The Dictator,' starring Sacha Baron Cohen and directed by Larry Charles, the team behind 'Borat.'" Exciting! Also, a no brainer. 'Paranormal Activity 3' earned over $200 million worldwide last year; combined the 'PA' series has grossed almost $600 million worldwide. Suffice it to say, this fourquel is the leader in the clubhouse for surest thing of 2012. [STYD via CinemaBlend] [Photo: Paramount] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook