Chris Pine

Chris Pine is convinced that his new movie 'Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves' is the ideal form of escapism for film lovers.

Chris Pine and Michelle Rodriguez star in the film adaptation of the roleplaying game 'Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.'

Rodriguez added: "It’s lighthearted is what I'm trying to say, and I appreciate that. "It means that I can really kind of bring myself to bear on the role." "It is just really refreshing to have a movie that I can take my goddaughter to and not worry about the violence," she said.

Pine surprised an interviewer with his explanation of the requirements of action film role.

In a new interview, Chris Pine discussed his new movie Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. The 42-year-old actor, who stars as Edgin Darvis, ...

All these poor schmucks had to do all this martial arts training on the weekends, and I was taking walks on the beach. “I don’t do any stunts in this film,” he said. So this movie to me was like Goonies, Never Ending Story; it was a bit of Indiana Jones. “There’s like a bit of the swashbuckler to this guy in the world, which I love,” he said. The world is so shitty, so why not use this vehicle – big-budget cinema – to make people feel better.” Pine spoke to Variety at the Los Angeles premiere on Sunday: “I’ve seen this film probably more than I’ve seen many of my other films because I love watching it with an audience”.

Chris Pine hopes that Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves gives moviegoers an escape from real-world.“I've seen this film probably more than I've seen ...

“All these poor schmucks had to do all this martial arts training on the weekends and I was taking walks on the beach. All I do is run. I had a great time.” “I don’t do any stunts in this film. I felt like it was just really honest, it was sweet. I think cool is super boring.

Dungeons and Dragons starring Chris Pine will hit theatres on March 31, 2023. The actor opened up about the references he used for the upcoming film.

“All these poor schmucks had to do all this martial arts training on the weekends and I was taking walks on the beach. Chris Pine revealed that he has watched Dungeons & Dragons with the audience more than many of his other films and that he loves the experience. Talking about his character of Edgin Darvis in the movie, Chris Pine said, “There’s like a bit of the swashbuckler to this guy in this world, which I love. Furthermore, Pine said that he likes that the movie is honest and sweet. He reflected that being ‘sweet’ has got a bad reputation and that everything needs to be ‘cool’, and said that he is ‘over cool’. Pine also opened up about the action in the film. He candidly shared that while the stuntmen trained in martial arts, he had a great time walking at the beach, reading, and catching up on Netflix. [Chris Pine](https://www.pinkvilla.com/topic/chris-pine) opened up about his thoughts on the movie during the film’s premiere in Los Angeles on Sunday. “I don’t do any stunts in this film. The actor said that the audiences feel alive, they are in a great mood, and they want to talk about it. So all of my references were ‘80s.” The actor shared that his character is a mash-up of several popular films of the ‘80s like Goonies, NeverEnding Story, Talking to Marc Malkin of Variety, Pine talked about the upcoming adventure-quest movie and shared where he took his references from.

The 42-year-old actor stars as Edgin Darvis in the movie based on the role-playing game of the same name and hopes that the fantasy flick gives viewers a chance ...

Chris Pine hopes that Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves gives moviegoers an escape from real-world. “I've seen this film probably more than I've seen ...

“All these poor schmucks had to do all this martial arts training on the weekends and I was taking walks on the beach. All I do is run. I had a great time.” “I don’t do any stunts in this film. I felt like it was just really honest, it was sweet. I think cool is super boring.