I’ve finally gotten around to uploading the batch of 1080i HD captures of Chris from his thriller ‘Carriers’ into the gallery. This meaning they are now huge! haha! Okay, seriously they are about 1920×800 in size, so yes much bigger than the last set. I’ll be uploading captures of the extra’s along with video soon, courtesy of the awesome Andreas 😀

Gallery Link:
– Movies > Carriers (2009) > DVD Captures (1080i HD)

Thanks to Maple Pictures for sending this my way 😉

Here is an exclusive 1 minute clip of Chris singing “Someday Came To Day” from Small Town Saturday Night, which was released onto DVD today! Doesn’t Chris sound good?! 😛

Also be sure to check out this exclusive clip from the movie here: blockbustercan.blogspot.com

EDIT: Here is the clip from the BlockBuster website 😀

I’ve been told for all Canadian Chris Pine fans to stay tuned to the distributor of Chris’s movie, Small Town Saturday Night, Maple Picture’s official facebook for something special. I’ve not been told what it is, so I’m as much in the dark as you guys but you should all find out on June 1st when the movie is released!

Also to those wondering if and when it will be released in your area, if you live outside of The United States and Canada than listen up! I’ve been told at the moment it does not have a distributor in The UK, which is the issue elsewhere too. For now the best solution is to buy the DVD online from websites like Amazon.com and make sure you have a DVD Player that can play Region 1 discs.

If there is anymore information about releases in other areas I will let you guys know. 😀

Lastly, be sure to follow Maple Pictures on they’re official twitter page for all the latest on Small Town Saturday Night and all they’re other great films. Twitter.com/MaplePictures

The cast has been set for the Center Theatre Group production of “The Lieutenant of Inishmore,” Martin McDonagh‘s strikingly original black comedy following Padraic (played by Chris Pine), a terrorist deemed too angry for the IRA, and the swath of destruction he cuts on his return to Inishmore to care for a beloved pet. “The Lieutenant of Inishmore” begins previews at the Mark Taper Forum on June 30, opens July 11 and continues through August 8, 2010.

Directed by Wilson Milam (Tony-nominated for directing the Broadway production of this play), the cast of “The Lieutenant of Inishmore” features (in alphabetical order) Ian Alda, Andrew Connolly, Coby Getzug, Seán G. Griffin, Kevin Kearns, Zoe Perry, Chris Pine and Brett Ryback. The scenic designer for “The Lieutenant of Inishmore” is Laura Fine Hawkes, the costume designer is Stephanie Kerley Schwartz, the lighting designer is Brian Gale and the sound designer is Cricket S. Myers. Casting is by Erika Sellin and the production stage manager is David S. Franklin.

“The Lieutenant of Inishmore,” by Academy Award-winning, Olivier Award-winning and Tony Award-nominated Martin McDonagh, is a blistering, graphic satire on violence set in 1993 on the rocky island of Inishmore. Padraic (Pine), a hard-boiled terrorist, has been away in Northern Ireland with his busy schedule of torture and assorted nationalist mayhem, but he is lured home to Inishmore by the news that his beloved cat, Wee Thomas, is doing poorly. When Padraic finds out Wee Thomas has been murdered, he initiates a cycle of revenge-killing that threatens everyone in his path, except perhaps the love-struck Mairead (Zoe Perry), a 16-year-old terrorist groupie with a BB gun.

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I’ve added another 2 high quality photoshoot promo’s of Chris from the Star Trek XI Promo shoot.

Gallery Link:
– Photo Sessions > Session #028

According to The Wrap, it looks like Seth Rogen and Chris Pine are both in the running to star with Reese Witherspoon in This Means War. In the film is about two best friends, inseparable since childhood, who fall in love with the same woman (Witherspoon).

The two men’s bond disintegrates and their ensuing battle escalates to mammoth proportions with New York City demolished in their wake. The site goes on to say that Rogen might take over a role in the film that was originally offered to James Franco. Aside from these rumblings, there really isn’t any solid casting news regarding the roles for this project. This Means War comes to theaters in 2011 and is being directed by McG.

source: fusedfilm.com