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Monday, May 3, 2010

Does Kelly Brook meet a gory end at the hands of prehistoric piranha in her latest film?

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By Daily Mail Reporter

Party time: The story follows a cast of revelers who attend a American Independence celebration who find themselves confronted with the deadly fish


It's not the first time she's had one of her jobs come to an end, but Kelly Brook has never bowed out in such a grisly fashion.
The model-turned-actress, 30, faces a ruthless enemy in the form of a shoal of killer piranha in the new remake of 1978 classic Piranha.
In new stills released from the the forthcoming 3D horror Miss Brook is seen dangling perilously above the piranha infested waters.

Clad in a red bikini, the British star is seen falling into Lake Havasu, which is full of prehistoric piranha unleashed by a freak tremor.

One still in particular shows the vicious creatures just inches from her face, in what could well be her final scene in the movie.

The new film, directed by Alexandre Aja, is based on the 1978 original and brings the story up to date.


Falling into the abyss: The model-turned-actress appears to be close to meeting a grisly fate in a new still released from film Piranha 3D


Fighting for her life: The British star is seen falling into Lake Havasu, which is full of prehistoric piranha unleashed by a freak tremor


The story focuses on the sleepy town of Lake Havasu, where thousands congregate every 4th of July to indulge in a hedonistic celebration of American Independence.

Of course, in typical horror movie style, the over indulgence of the revellers is soon interrupted when the deadly fish are awoken by a tremor.

Piranha 3D also stars veterans such as Richard Dreyfuss and Christopher Lloyd, as well as Eli Roth and Ving Rhames.


The end? One of Kelly's co-stars comes face to face with the deadly shawl of killer piranha in the new remake of the cult 1978 movie


Kelly recently spoke to Hello! magazine about her relationship with her Rugby player boyfriend Danny Cipriani saying that, although they have very different hobbies and careers they often find common ground in television programmes, such as Glee.

'We're both obsessed with Glee. The other day we were in Waitrose and I could hear him in the next aisle singing, "I'm just a small-town girl, living in a lonely world".

'That's what I like about him - that he's a big rugby player but can still sing that he's a small-town girl.'


Hedonism: In typical horror movie style the party goers, including Eli Roth as a wet T-shirt competition emcee, find themselves meeting a gory fate


She also spoke the difficulty of being a woman working in the entertainment industry and said she now felt ready to move to Australia with the love of her life who, at 22, is eight years her junior.

The former Big Breakfast presenter said: 'I work really hard. And I think I've kept my dignity when things haven't worked out. It's hard being a woman in this industry.

It can be such a competitive, fickle world.'

And she later said: 'Although I love the UK, you kind of hit a glass ceiling a little bit here. And I get bored if I stay in one place for too long.

'My mum is in a good place now, my family is cool, my boyfriend is ready to move...the timing of everything is great.'


Big move: Kelly Brook is planning to move to Australia with her boyfriend Danny Cipriani, who has signed a two-year deal with the Melbourne Rebels


Wasps star Danny Cipriani has signed a two-year deal to play rugby with the Melbourne Rebels, hence the couple upping sticks to head Down Under.

Brook also spoke about the death of her father - who lost a long battle with lung cancer in 2007 - which led her to quit Strictly Come Dancing.

She revealed to Hello!: 'The upside to someone being terminally ill is that you know you've got a window to do things in.

'So whether it's chatting to them about things you've had issues about or going on holiday, it just gives you that opportunity to do a lot of things you couldn't do if they had died suddenly. It was a long, sad but amazing process.'
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