Clips from The Shallows show Blake Lively heading for trouble

Last Updated on July 31, 2021

The Shallows Jaume Collet-Serra Blake Lively

We've gotten our hands on a couple clips from Jaume Collet-Serra's upcoming shark thriller THE SHALLOWS, brief excerpts from the film that show the lead character, played by Blake Lively, making progress on her path toward trouble in paradise.

Lively plays 

a young woman who is dealing with the recent death of her mother. While surfing on an isolated beach, she gets stranded 20 yards off shore on a buoy. What lies between her and the shore is a huge great white shark. 

There isn't any shark action in these clips, but they're worth checking out if you're a fan of beautiful locations and photogenic actresses. The highlight of the first clip is Lively's smile when she reaches her destination, while her cleavage earns a co-starring credit in the second clip.

THE SHALLOWS swims into theatres on June 24th.

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