Chris Pine, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Tony Curran, Billy Howle and director David Mackenzie join THR at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival to talk about ‘Outlaw King.’ During the interview, Chris addressed the hot topic from last night.

“What I find very funny is that there’s so much beheading in this, and yet people want to talk about my penis… it says something about our society where people get disembowled but it’s the man’s junk is of interest.”

Watch it:

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The second day of TIFF was very busy for Chris, with several interviews to promote Outlaw King. We have added high quality images from some appearances, including a press conference held at TIFF Bell Lightbox.

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The team behind the upcoming “Wonder Woman 1984” took to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con Saturday to discuss the upcoming sequel film and debut some footage for the assembled fans.

Chris Pine, director Patty Jenkins, and Gal Gadot were all present at the panel. Pine kicked it off by quashing any hopes that he’d reveal how his character could still be alive for the sequel when it had appeared in “Wonder Woman” that he’d met his death.

“It’s something I’m super excited for everybody to see,” said Jenkins. “[Chris] is a very important part of our movie.”

Vulture has a description of the footage shown in the Hall H, and you can read it below:

The latter two actors (Pine and Kristen Wiig) didn’t appear in the clip we were shown, a fun action sequence that featured Gadot’s Wonder Woman fending off gunmen in a very 80’s-looking mall food court. (If you’ve been paying attention, it’s the same one we saw a confused Pine wandering around in his first still from the film.) As she strides toward the evildoers, Wonder Woman catches the attention of a grinning little girl, and her priority immediately becomes protection. “Hold tight,” says our heroine as she picks up the girl and super-hurls her away, sliding the kid across the food-court floor. Don’t worry: The girl giggles the entire time, loving the ride, and crashes safely into some plush teddy bears.

After that, Wonder Woman focuses her attention on the bad guys and quickly disarms them, crushing their guns with her super-strength. As a final flourish, she whips out her lasso and entangles both men with it, then pulls a move straight out of Atomic Blonde by using their weight as ballast to leap off the top floor of the mall and land three stories down below. It’s a sequence with pep and pop that feels like something Lynda Carter would love, and it was followed by an unrelated shot of Wonder Woman running at super-speed through a city street, so fast that the passersby might as well be standing in place.

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Also you can watch the panel below:

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Hello! First of all, sorry for the delay on posting the most recent updates, I was without a computer but that’s fixed now. Let’s resume…

Last month Chris attended the Turner Upfronts 2018 at The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York. He was there to present One Day She’ll Darken, and was joined by Patty Jenkins alongside many others Turner stars.

One Day She’ll Darken, directed by Patty Jenkins, is a limited drama series starring Pine and Wonder Woman’s Connie Nielsen. Written by Sam Sheridan, One Day She’ll Darken tells the incredible story of Fauna Hodel, who was given away at birth. As Fauna begins to investigate the secrets to her past, she follows a sinister trail that swirls ever closer to an infamous Hollywood gynecologist, Dr. George Hodel, a man involved in the darkest Hollywood debauchery.

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Chris attended this Tuesday (03) in Los Angeles the ‘Edible Land And Seascapes’ dinner, presented by Black Cow Vodka. A few images of Chris has surfaced and you can find it in our gallery. Enjoy!

Chris joined the full cast of A Wrinkle in Time last night at the El Captain theater in Los Angeles for the world premiere from adaptation of the 1962 science fantasy novel written by American writer Madeleine L’Engle.

Among the mixed reviews (considering the source material is being told since the beginning to be a non-filmable novel), Chris is being praised for his performance.

Check in our gallery pictures from the red carpet: