JOHNNY Depp fans will be able to see him at Swansea's Odeon cinema after all.

The chain had been refusing to screen the new 3D Tim Burton movie, Alice in Wonderland, which stars Depp, because of a row over the time between its cinema and DVD release.

But Odeon said today it had now reached an agreement with Disney, allowing the film to be shown there.

"Odeon and UCI Cinema group is pleased to announce that following detailed negotiations with the Walt Disney Company Ltd an enduring agreement has been reached encompassing all the different aspects of both companies' commercial relationship," said a statement released by the company.

"Odeon is pleased to announce that it will now be showing "Alice in Wonderland" beginning March 5 in its cinemas in the UK, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Portugal and Austria.

"As a result of this agreement, Odeon is pleased to confirm that it will be able to continue with its plans for significant investment in new cinemas, in digital technology in 3D capability and the other exciting developments designed for the increased enjoyment of all its customers".

Odeon at Parc Tawe in Swansea will be screening the film from Friday, March 5, on its giant silver screen installed for 3D digital screenings.

"This is a great outcome which will now enable cinemagoers in Swansea to be able to see the film the way the makers intended, in Digital 3D at a cinema. It is anticipated that advance tickets will go on sale within days at odeon.co.uk," said a spokesman for the Parc Tawe cinema.