Earlier this week it was revealed that the setting for Piranha 3-DD — the sure-to-be ridiculous sequel to Piranha 3-D — would be a waterpark filled with delicious co-eds masquerading as fish food. Now, according to Moviehole , the identities of said fish food have been revealed. Click ahead for the character rundowns.
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Piranha 3DD Characters Revaled; Guess the Certain Horrific Deaths!
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Over 25 years after getting a tryout with the Chicago Cubs as a pitcher in The Natural , Robert Redford visited Wrigley Field on Friday to throw the first pitch at the team’s home opener. (Sure, he was in town to promote The Conspirator , but still, it was special .) See how the left-handed legend fared in video ahead.
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Full Circle: Robert Redford Throws First Pitch At Cubs’ Home Opener
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According an official count just released by the Toronto International Film Festival, this year’s event spawned nearly two dozen U.S. distribution deals for selections including Super , Rabbit Hole , Cave of Forgotten Dreams , The Conspirator and Beautiful Boy — with more to come in the days and weeks ahead. But one high-profile title in particular — currently idling on Miramax’s shelf — has yielded exactly no industry buzz and a surprising dearth of discussion since its first screening nearly a week ago.
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So Where’s the Buzz About Sam Worthington and Keira Knightley’s TIFF Drama Last Night?
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Behold the paradox of Robert Redford: Lauded as one of the most innovative, influential filmmaking advocates around, as a filmmaker he has acquired a reputation as a snooze and a scold. In turn, over the last decade especially, I have acquired a reciprocal Redford Reflex: When I heard that his as-yet-unacquired historical drama The Conspirator was screening at TIFF, I felt my eyelids droop ever so slightly, and my throat begin to dry. An independent project with a rich vein of history running through it could be double trouble or a revelation. Either way the Redford Reflex was in full effect; I knew my morning screening would require something large and violently caffeinated.
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At TIFF: History Class is in Session with Robert Redford’s Conspirator (Just Don’t Fall Asleep)
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