Chris attended this Friday in Edimburgh, Scotland, the premiere of Outlaw King. Check some pictures added in our gallery.

Hello! Outlaw King is about to be released (November 9 on Netflix) and the promotional has already started. Earlier this week Chris attended, alongside cast and crew, the european premiere during BFI London Film Festival. You can check in our gallery some pictures from the event.

Chris stopped by People’s lounge to take some pictures with an adorable rescue puppy from Finding Them Homes – James Bay Pawsitive Rescue (#adoptdontshop) and you can find the pictures in our gallery.

Chris Pine, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Tony Curran, Billy Howle and director David Mackenzie join THR at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival to talk about ‘Outlaw King.’ During the interview, Chris addressed the hot topic from last night.

“What I find very funny is that there’s so much beheading in this, and yet people want to talk about my penis… it says something about our society where people get disembowled but it’s the man’s junk is of interest.”

Watch it:

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The second day of TIFF was very busy for Chris, with several interviews to promote Outlaw King. We have added high quality images from some appearances, including a press conference held at TIFF Bell Lightbox.

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Empire magazine has released a brand new image of Chris as Robert Bruce in Outlaw King, to be found in the current Ultimate Autumn Preview issue, on shelves now and available online.

Robert famously fought against England for Scottish independence, becoming King of Scotland in the early 1300s. Rather than take on a huge sweep of Robert’s life, Mackenzie’s film will focus on one year, leading up to the Battle of Loudoun Hill in 1307. “I’ve always thought of Robert The Bruce’s story as being heroic, although he’s a flawed hero,” Mackenzie told Empire in the October 2018 issue. “He was the second-biggest landowner in Scotland, but he gave up everything to set his country free.”

Check the image in our gallery, alongside new ones released by Netflix in high quality. The film will arrive on Netflix on 9 November.