Tag: Chris Pine
Chris Pine to Star in The Saint for Paramount
brettstevens | Apr 22, 2020 | 0
It looks like Chris Pine may go from Captain Kirk to Simon Templar. Variety reports that the Star Trek star has signed on to topline Paramount’s long-gestating adaptation of The Saint as development on a fourth Trek continues. The project – which previously had Guardians of the Galaxy’s Ch...
Read MoreThe First Wonder Woman 1984 Trailer Debuts
andrewrodriguez | Dec 8, 2019 | 0
Director Patty Jenkins and the warrior princess of Themyscira herself, Gal Gadot, took the stage at CCXP in Brazil to debut the first trailer for next summer’s Wonder Woman 1984. The anticipation for this film has been building since the first leaked set photos, and there has been no shortage of q...
Read MoreStar Trek 4 Back on Track
AlexGherzo | Nov 20, 2019 | 0
The Enterprise is finally done gassing up. The Hollywood Reporter says that the previously shelved Star Trek 4 will resume production. Noah Hawley, the creator of FX series Fargo and Legion, will direct the third sequel to J.J. Abrams’ 2009 prebootquel, replacing S.J. Clarkson, who would have been...
Read MoreViacomCBS Has Big Plans for Star Trek and Mission: Impossible
AlexGherzo | Aug 14, 2019 | 0
As another big Hollywood merger looms, we could see more multi-platform franchises in the near future. Once Viacom – which owns Paramount – and CBS are one, all elements of Star Trek will be owned by one mega-corporation, meaning there will be no more rules about which characters can be used whe...
Read MoreChris Hemsworth Talks Star Trek 4 Exit
brettstevens | Jun 4, 2019 | 0
In a wide-ranging interview with Variety which also revealed he was once up for the role of Gambit in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Hemsworth reveals that he did not sign on for the fourth Star Trek movie because he didn’t think the script was up to par. I was really excited when he was announced as &...
Read MoreBoldly Going Back to Star Trek (2009)
brettstevens | May 23, 2019 | 0
As I’ve written previously, I’ve always had a sentimental attachment to Star Trek. When Star Trek: Nemesis failed at the box office and put the cinematic side of the franchise into stasis, I hoped we would get to see the Enterprise make a comeback, in part because my dad and grandpa had a tradit...
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