Congratulations to Chris and his father Robert on their awards!

Chris Pine earned a lead performance plaque for his role of a sociopathic terrorist in Martin McDonagh’s The Lieutenant of Inishmore at the Mark Taper Forum. Sharing triumphs in the solo performance category were Ed Harris for Neil LaBute’s Wrecks at the Geffen Playhouse and Leslie Uggams for her biographical musical Uptown Downtown at the recently reopened Pasadena Playhouse.

Two generations of Pines made their way to the stage when separate awards were announced. In addition to Chris Pine’s acceptance for his Inishmore win, Pine’s father, Robert Pine, came to the stage along with his fellow company members when the Antaeus Company took the evening’s final award for its production of King Lear.

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I’ve added 662 1080i HD captures from ‘Unstoppable’ into the gallery. Enjoy!

Gallery Link:
– Unstoppable (2010) > Movie Captures

I’ve added 8 photos of Chris from March 4th and 24 photos from March 6th.
Thanks to Dbiloo

Gallery Links:
– On Set > 03/04/11 – On the set in Los Angeles, CA
– On Set > 03/06/11 – On the set in Los Angeles, CA

I’ve added 38 photos of Chris seen on the set of ‘Welcome to People’ from February 23rd.

Gallery Link:
– On Set > 02/23/11 – On the set in Los Angeles, CA

I’ve added on set candids of Chris from February 1st, 7th and 8th. Again thanks to Dbiloo of Jon Hamm Source for the high quality photos.

Gallery Links:
– On Set > 02/01/11 – On the set in Los Angeles, CA
– On Set > 02/07/11 – On the set in Los Angeles, CA
– On Set > 02/08/11 – On the set in Los Angeles, CA

“We have two clear messages we would like millions of Americans watching the Super Bowl to know about BMW,” said Dan Creed, Vice President, Marketing, BMW of North America. “Even in the depths of the recession, BMW continued to invest in America, and as the global benchmark for clean diesel technology, we’re challenging stereotypes to show our advanced diesels are part of the future.”

Both these messages will be carried through BMW’s marketing efforts throughout the year. The Super Bowl advertisements also mark the debut of actor Chris Pine from Star Trek in 2009 and Unstoppable in 2010 as the voice of BMW.