I’ve added another set of 4 photos from Chris’s Details Magazine shoot into the gallery.

Gallery Link:
– Sessions > Session #032

In light of The Chris Pine Network turning 4 years old on June 4th, I’m very happy to say I have a lovely gift for all of my loyal visitors and fellow Pine-Nuts! Starting today and ending on the site’s anniversary (June 4) I will be posting 4 BRAND NEW high quality outtakes from Chris’s smoldering hot Details Magazine cover shoot every day. So stay tuned because trust me, it’ll be worth the wait. 😉

Gallery Link:
– Sessions > Session #032

As his star has risen in the last few years, Chris Pine has become known primarily for action roles — his reprisal of the Capt. Kirk character in “Star Trek” in 2009, or as the upstart train man to Denzel Washington’s veteran rail rat in “Unstoppable.”

But those who have sensed that Pine has more serious acting chops could get a chance to see them in a new drama.

The actor is in talks to star in a new movie called “Mud,” a coming-of-age story that will be written and directed by emerging Cannes director Jeff Nichols and produced by “Memento” producer Aaron Ryder, according to a source close to the project who asked not to be identified because talks were ongoing.

In an interview Sunday, Ryder declined to comment on the status of the Pine talks. But he did confirm the project and described it as in the vein of “Stand by Me,” essentially a drama about figuring out one’s place in the world.

Nichols is the filmmaker behind the supernatural-tinged drama “Take Shelter,” which is playing in the Critics Week section at the Cannes Film Festival. (The movie, which stars Michael Sheen and Jessica Chastain, had a strong showing at Sundance and will hit theaters later this year.)

Nichols’ new movie will center on two 14-year-boys who come across an adult fugitive of the law, the titular Mud (who would be played by Pine) and must help him escape off an island in the Mississippi. The ambiguity of the story lies with Mud, who is both an unsavory and a redemptive character and who teaches the boys as much as he learns from them.

The riverside setting and coming-of-age motif will inevitably draw comparisons to Huckleberry Finn, though the film will be set in the contemporary world.

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I’ve added 1 photo of Chris who attended the City Year Spring Break 2011 on April 24.

Gallery Link:
– 2011 > 04/24/11 – City Year Spring Break 2011

I’ll add the scans once I get my hands on them. 😉

Men’s Fitness magazine has announced in a news release its list of the 25 Fittest Guys, and Alex O’Loughlin of “Hawaii Five-0;” Joel McHale of “Community and “The Soup;” Joe Manganiello of “True Blood,” Henry Cavill of “The Tudors” and Chip Wade of “Curb Appeal: The Block” and Designed to Sell” are among the men chosen from the small screen.

Other honorees include Chris Evans, Liam Neeson, LeBron James, Michael Fassbender, Bradley Cooper; Kellan Lutz, David Beckham, Chris Pine, Dr. Dre and Jeremy Renner.

For the complete list and some information on the 25 Fittest Guys health regimens, check out the June/July issue of Men’s Fitness magazine, on sale nationwide May 9.

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20th Century Fox has announced release dates for its upcoming films This Means War and Chronicle. According to Box Office Mojo, This Means War is set for February 17, 2012. Directed by McG, the film is an action-romantic-comedy that stars Chris Pine and Tom Hardy as former black-ops agents who go to war with each other when the fall for the same woman (Reese Witherspoon).

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