I’ve added 14 high quality movie stills two of those being promotional photos of Chris from the upcoming thriller “Carriers” set to premiere later this year on September 4th as well as 2 different movie posters.Thanks to Andreas for these!

Gallery Link: Movies > Carriers (2009) > Official Photography

Gallery Link: Movies > Carriers (2009) > Official Posters

Feeling nostalgic for election coverage these days? The less than stellar news cycle, dominated by grim economic reports and unsettling foreign affairs, has many of us longing for last year’s giddy roller-coaster campaign, in which politics temporarily became the national thrill-a-minute pastime.

Gallery Link: On Stage – Play Photos > Farragut North ( 2009 )

“Farragut North,” Beau Willimon’s engaging drama about the dirty tricks and brutal backstabbing of those conducting the spin war for aspiring presidents, attempts to reignite our tapped-out passion for political one-upmanship. The play, which is having its West Coast premiere at the Geffen Playhouse, may not be able to compete with the loony stranger-than-fiction cast of recent election battles or offer us any stop-the-presses scoops about our Swift Boat campaign culture, but it does capture the frenzied scheming and counter-scheming of would-be Washington kingmakers.

Better yet, the production has a rising superstar on board who could give Barack Obama a run for his charismatic money. Chris Pine, the paparazzi’s current object of affection after his breakout role as Capt. James T. Kirk in the new “Star Trek” film, stars as Stephen Bellamy, a 25-year-old press secretary for a Democratic presidential candidate who remains an invisible presence throughout. Imagine Karl Rove as a fit, chicly dressed media strategist for the other side and you have some idea of the nature of this latest boy genius.

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Again thanks to Jen for bringing this to my attention!

Thanks to Jen of CPN @ Livejournal for kindly posting these to share with us.

The cast of “Farragut North” poses for a group photo at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles Tuesday, June 23, 2009. From left, front row, are Isiah Whitlock Jr., Chris Noth, Olivia Thirlby and Chris Pine. Back, from left, are Justin Huen, director Doug Hughes, writer Beau Willimon, Mia Barron and Dan Bittner.

Gallery Link: Photo Sessions > Session #027

I realize that many of you might not be aware that one of Chris’s upcoming projects “Small Town Saturday Night” has a Facebook page. On this Facebook page you can become a fan and follow any updates the movie may have in the future as well as take a peek at the newly uploaded photos of Chris as Rhett Ryan, a small town dreamer who has conflicting interests when deciding which dream he would like to pursue more.

Be sure to check out the page and become a fan. Small Town Saturday Night’s Facebook