You see Jess for a short little bit around the 1:05 mark

UPDATE: We found another via YouTube so check it out!

[MOVIE WEB] The Los Angeles Times is reporting that The Weinstein Company is delaying the premiere of Alexandre Aja’s Piranha 3D, moving the action thriller from April 16 to sometime in August at the earliest:

Weinstein Co. said it was relocating Piranha 3D, one of its more highly anticipated releases, to get out of the way of Lionsgate’s movie Kick-Ass, which also opens that weekend and may appeal to the same young demographics.

Piranha 3D stars Elisabeth Shue, Adam Scott, Ving Rhames, Richard Dreyfuss, Christopher Lloyd, Dina Meyer, Brooklynn Proulx, Quinn Lord, Riley Steele, Jessica Szohr, Jerry O’Connell, Cody Longo and Ricardo Chavira.

[MTV.com] On the one hand, catching an advance screening of “Avatar” meant I didn’t have to deal with New York’s get-to-the-theater-an-hour-early-’cause-we’re-just-annoying-like-that crowds. On the other hand, I missed an opportunity to check out the trailer for “Piranha 3-D” that played before James Cameron’s CG retelling of “Pocahontas.” For that, I am sad.

But “Piranha” star Jessica Szohr of “Gossip Girl” fame roused my spirits at the red carpet premiere of “Youth in Revolt” when she talked up director Alexandre Aja’s “phenomenal” vision and gave us a sneak peak at one super scary scene in the upcoming film.

We Visit the Party Girls of ‘Piranha 3-D’

Like any fright film that wants to be a hit, Piranha 3-D promises two key elements – shocks galore and beautiful women. I spoke with two of the latter during my recent visit to the film’s set in Lake Havasu, Arizona (just a few days before shooting wrapped) – Jessica Szhor and Kelly Brook. Szhor (best know for her role on Gossip Girl) play’s the film’s nominal heroine, Kelly, a girl who grew up in a spring-break party town, and now finds herself at an age when she must decide if she wants to join the party. Brook (a former judge on Britain’s Got Talent who appeared in Smallville and The Italian Job) plays Danni, a lovely Brit for whom there is no decision – she’s all too eager to bare it all in the film’s Girls Gone Wild-esque video Wild, Wild Girls. Check out what both party girls told me after the jump.

Jessica Szohr

We saw you working underwater yesterday. Are a lot of your scenes underwater?

I have just in the last couple days, but we’ve been on a boat basically the entire movie. We just recently got back on land.

So have you seen the original film?

I’ve seen it, yeah. That’s one of the reasons why I was really excited when I got the script and went in, and met with everyone and put myself on tape. You were at the edge of your seat, and it was very intense. Then I found out the cast that was doing this; and the director has a really cool vision. So I was like, “Oh my God. This is going to be so fun – on a lake!” It’s weird because even on our days off, we’re in the lake, our one day off a week, we’re on the lake. And I freak out and go, “What if there are here?” I know there’s not but, I’m like, “Oh my God. Something’s going to happen to me…”

Can you talk a little bit about your character in the film and what she goes through?

Kelly is a girl that grew up in Lake Victoria. She’s the local, and grew up seeing all the crazy stuff on the boat – the kids that come in for spring break and the weekends and stuff like that. I think because she’s so used to it she’s not really into it. She’s seen it so much growing up that she’s kind of like, “Oh, I’m over it. I’m not gonna be the girl that has all the tattoos. I’m not the girl that goes and gets wasted on the boat and shows my body to everyone.” She’s kind of done it, seen it all, over it. And she has had a crush on Jake for a long time. She runs into him when she comes back from college, and somehow gets persuaded to go on this boat. Not really persuaded – she wants to go on because Jake is going on, but that’s not her thing at all. So she’s kind of stepping out of her character when she goes on the boat. She goes on and does a couple things that’s not really like her, because of her feelings for Jake. Then they start getting attacked by .

Can you talk about the humor in the film?

I think the comedy is really definitely Jerry O’Connell’s character. He took it to a whole other level in one day. But it is also funny with the two girls, the Wild Wild Girls, because it’s a crazy spring break thing. So it’s not in everyday life that you see this, you know what I mean? Growing up where I’m even from, Wisconsin, people are going to see this and be like, “Is that really what goes on?” My little sister is going to be like, “I’ve never even seen anything like that.”

Have you done your own stunts in this?

I’ve had a stunt double for some of the things. I’ve done some of my own as well. I think with some of the stunts, it would have been, months of training, which, working with the show and then this, I don’t think, schedule-wise, would work. I can’t imagine jumping out of buildings and stuff like that, but doing a water thing… I’ve learned a lot about myself, and a lot about water, and it’s really difficult. I give all the stunt people total mad credit, because, it’s intense.

You said you saw the original – are you a fan of the genre?

I’ve seen a lot actually, and I’m a fan of them. I like movies that… You know, there’s a ton of really big in a lake, but the tone of the movie is such that everything feels really realistic. The way Alex made you feel this love story, and the relationship with Jake and his mom, and the relationship of these two girls are just… We don’t care, we’re having fun. And Jerry’s character is kind of this douche-bag guy, but he’s charming – and that’s why he does get all these women to do what he does. There’s a realistic tone to it, which I always find great in movies, whether it’s a cartoon or not. There’s a real story that you can connect to.

What’s your greatest fear?

Being underwater. [Source]

Jessica’s IMDb page has been updated with the film Walks and an ETA release for 2010. I wrote about this movie awhile back which will star Brittany Snow, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Rumer Willis, and Ryan Eggold (among others). Jessica is attached to the film as rumored. So it may not be as set in stone as we were told in the article beforehand. We hope that changes and shooting begins sometime this year to allow for the rellease next year.

Also, Jessica’s character in Piranha is Kelly! If you visited the gallery lately you will see that I added some candids of Jessica on the set and walking around with Ed & Friends. She looks beautiful! Let’s hope we see more!

I also have more scansto upload for you all.

Plus, THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart we have a new record in the gallery – 36 people! Ha you guys are going to rival my other sites!