Dianna, Adria, and Piper are Cannes DuJour

RazorFine favorites, Dianna Agron, Adria Arjona, and Piper Perabo are all highlighted in DuJour’s Cannes Confidential.
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RazorFine favorites, Dianna Agron, Adria Arjona, and Piper Perabo are all highlighted in DuJour’s Cannes Confidential.
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With all members of David’s (Daniel Dae Kim) safe, for the time being, the third episode of Butterfly begins filling in information about the pasts of its characters. Not only do we get flashbacks to David being burned in the field, the ambush that killed his men, and his decision to become a ghost, but thanks to a little interrogation David and Rebecca (Reina Hardesty) also learn that Juno (Piper Perabo) was behind it all. We also see more of Juno’s double-dealings being looked into putting her even further on edge as she sends an assassin after both David and Rebecca to kill them and retrieve her son.
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While still shell-shocked that her father is alive, Rebecca (Reina Hardesty) leaves with him but keeps the door to Juno (Piper Perabo) open, not yet ready to throw her life away. The most notable aspects of the two episodes involve David (Daniel Dae Kim) and Rebecca struggling, and failing, to establish trust, the pair working together to get around a police checkpoint and later working together to save David’s wife and the young daughter he hadn’t gotten around to telling Rebecca about just yet.
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Based on the graphic novel of the same name, our story opens with a spy (Daniel Dae Kim) hunting an assassin (Reina Hardesty) in South Korea on the night she kills an American ambassador. The twist? These characters are revealed to be a father and daughter who haven’t seen each other in nine years when Rebecca believed her father was killed. Adding more intrigue to the proceedings is Piper Perabo as Rebecca’s boss Juno, in charge of the private covert organization which David helped found. Revealing its secrets slowly, the first half of the “Pilot” follows David attempt to arrange a meeting following Rebecca’s successful hit and, when that fails, the remainder of the episode involves him setting up a new meeting that unfortunately puts his anonymity at stake.
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Throwback Tuesday takes us back to the year 2000 and the adventures of a moose and squirrel. Adapted from the 60s cartoon, The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle brought Rocky the Flying Squirrel (June Foray) and Bullwinkle J. Moose (Keith Scott) into the real world to stop the latest nefarious plot by Fearless Leader (Robert De Niro), Natasha Fatale (Rene Russo), and Boris Badenov (Jason Alexander) to use television to take over the world. Their guide on their journey through the real world is plucky young FBI Agent Karen Sympathy (Piper Perabo) who needs to get the two beloved 60s cartoon characters from Hollywood to New York in time to foil the villains’ plot.
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