as the source of the leak. Either Warner Brothers is too dim-witted to use watermarking for its screeners, the watermarking was removed, or Warner Brothers doesn't want to name names, as Sony did. Perhaps the source of the Samurai leak is more highly placed than Carmine Caridi , the 69-yr old character actor whose copy of Something's Gotta Give made it to the internet last week. According to his agent, Carmine has retained an attorney and is not forthcoming about how the movie was leaked. Interesting. The investigation (through watermarking, apparently) seems to point to a copy sent to Godfather II actor and NYPD Blue recurring guest Carmine Caridi . The screener appeared on the internet last week, but the Oscar voter being investigated has yet to provide an explanation, although he has been asked to do so. This, after all those who receive screener were asked to sign a form promising to safeguard the screeners. Shockingly, only 80% of the forms were signed and returned. But have we heard anything from the movie studios about this? Why haven't they taken any action on this blatant disregard for the rights of the copyright holders? Shame, shame, Hollywood. Stop whining about the broadcast flag before you clean up your own act. And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother??s eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye? Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine