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Zac Efron and Robert De Niro both go topless for "Dirty Grandpa" scenes at Tybee

By Jennifer Brett
May 1, 2015

Zac Efron and Robert De Niro both bared their chests during a scene for their movie "Dirty Grandpa," filming this week at Tybee Island.

Zac and Bob's Excellent Adventure. Photos: Atlanta Filming

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The movie (which I heard was getting a new title) is about a guy who takes his grandfather to Spring Break. Remember that time you and gramps went to Florida for Spring Break and you both took your tops off? It's just like that.

Grandpa lays down the law. Photo: Atlanta Filming

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Anyhoo .. the fellas both look like they've been hitting the gym and both look like they had a great time! Can't wait for this hilarious movie to hit the big screen!

Zac and his ATV. Photo: Atlanta Filming

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