On the Kids Choice Awards carpet, We asked Chris Pine, who plays Captain James T. Kirk in J.J. Abrams’ new “Star Trek,” if his clothes are slime-proof.

“Yes,” he replied. “I have an invisible plastic coating on.”
We would expect nothing else.

So why on earth is the “Star Trek” premiere in Australia?
“I have no idea but I’m very excited to go there and I’m working on my accent!”

Does Pine Twitter? “Nope, and no Facebook or Myspace either. Just real people.”
Is that a new website?

What’s he doing after “Trek” opens. “A play at the Geffen in LA.”

Here’s the deets according to Culture Monster: Pine will star in “Farragut North,” Beau Willimon’s play about the world of spin during a presidential campaign. Pine is a Geffen veteran, having appeared there in 2007 in Neil LaBute’s “Fat Pig.”

From the Bridge of the Starship Enterprise to the stage at the Geffen.
Pretty cool.

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I’m seriously pumped for May 8th 😀 Also I’ll have captures from this trailer posted soon!

I’ve added 53 Hi Definition ( 1920 x 800 ) captures of Chris from the latest Star Trek trailer, which has been the 3rd trailer to be released since the “teaser” which was released late last year.

Gallery Link: Star Trek (2009) > Movie Trailer #3 ( Hi Def )

A huge part of this update is all thanks to ZathrasKnowz @ Flickr.com hard work in finding many of these photos and videos.

Also be sure to check out their Flickr from the link above if your interested in watching videos from the 2009 WonderCon with the Star Trek cast, they have many links to fan recorded videos from the event.

Gallery Link: 02/28/2009 – WonderCon 2009

I’ve uploaded the “Carriers” trailer which was said to have been leaked online in late January. From what you are shown in the trailer it seems to be a pretty intriguing thriller in my opinion.

So far a release date has yet to be made public, or any other news about the movie. You can find the movie synopsis and video trailer below.

A deadly virus has spread across the globe. Contagion is everywhere, no one is safe and no one can be trusted. Four young attractive people race through the back roads of the American West to the pounding beat of a vacation soundtrack. Their aim is to retreat to secluded Utopian beach in the Gulf of Mexico, where they could peacefully wait out the pandemic and survive the apocalyptic disease. Carriers follow their getaway through a surreal and dangerous world where laws and rules no longer apply.

Their plans take a grim turn when their car breaks down on an isolated road starting a chain of events that will seal the fate of each of them in an inexorable and horrifying voyage of hell through a western landscape populated by only the hideous dead or the twisted living. Their desperate retreat south turns into a deadly battle against infected children, homicidal doctors, crazed survivalists, rabid dogs, and, finally each other. The virus is the least of their problems as horrible choices must be made in the face of lost humanity.