August 20, 2025 • 3 mins
Chris Pine BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Chris Pine has made headlines on several fronts over the past few days starting with his casting in not one but two major new films The Hollywood Reporter and Variety confirm that Pine will star in and produce the upcoming action thriller Run the Night for Lionsgate and Hidden Pictures the film marks the feature directorial debut of Robert Alonzo and will see Pine as a banker fighting for his life through Amsterdam after being targeted by a criminal syndicate Also announced closely on its heels via HeyUGuys and Variety Pine is set to lead the Texas crime thriller Nowhere Fast written and directed by Noah Hawley best known for Fargo and Legion This project centers on a smalltown criminal and further cements Pine’s appeal as a leading man in darker more complex roles these career-defining choices may have lasting biographical impact in how Pine shapes his postfranchise era
On the personal front Pine’s ongoing legal dispute with his neighbor music attorney Helen Yu advanced significantly this week People magazine and AOL report that a Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ordered Pine to appear for deposition on October 25 Yu claims Pine failed to attend a prior deposition and is seeking over a quarter of a million dollars in damages tied to a property boundary conflict while Pine’s counterclaim centers on Yu’s fence allegedly encroaching onto his land The standoff has outlasted two years and could end up defining Pine’s public image as much as his films if it drags on further
In the social media and pop culture echo chamber Pine’s appearance continues to spark buzz According to E News images of him with a lengthy beard and grown-out hair have polarised fans though there’s obvious fascination with his ever-evolving style Meanwhile Wonderwall recently circulated older headlines and photos of Pine with a buzz cut revealing enduring interest in Pine’s image makeovers and personal style choices
Chris Pine also put rumors to rest in his first personal comments about the infamous so-called spitgate incident at the Venice Film Festival telling Esquire magazine and The Independent that Harry Styles did not spit on him Pine called Styles a very kind guy and dismissed the incident as a product of internet illusion This clarification should finally put that viral moment to rest with Pine’s candor earning praise in some entertainment columns
Off camera Pine made a quieter but meaningful public appearance attending the Five Days at Memorial premiere to support his father Robert Pine in his latest television role IMDB notes this marks a family-focused moment amidst a professionally hectic week As for Instagram chatter one fan-focused account reminisced about a Q and A tour with Pine from years past but nothing currently viral stands out
There are no credible reports of new business ventures or dramatic personal upheavals beyond what’s listed above Nor have there been speculative linkages to romance or major controversies in recent days Pine’s headline moves remain cinematic legal and sartorial an A-lister charting his own course with careful control over both career path and personal narrative
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Chris Pine has made headlines on several fronts over the past few days starting with his casting in not one but two major new films The Hollywood Reporter and Variety confirm that Pine will star in and produce the upcoming action thriller Run the Night for Lionsgate and Hidden Pictures the film marks the feature directorial debut of Robert Alonzo and will see Pine as a banker fighting for his life through Amsterdam after being targeted by a criminal syndicate Also announced closely on its heels via HeyUGuys and Variety Pine is set to lead the Texas crime thriller Nowhere Fast written and directed by Noah Hawley best known for Fargo and Legion This project centers on a smalltown criminal and further cements Pine’s appeal as a leading man in darker more complex roles these career-defining choices may have lasting biographical impact in how Pine shapes his postfranchise era
On the personal front Pine’s ongoing legal dispute with his neighbor music attorney Helen Yu advanced significantly this week People magazine and AOL report that a Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ordered Pine to appear for deposition on October 25 Yu claims Pine failed to attend a prior deposition and is seeking over a quarter of a million dollars in damages tied to a property boundary conflict while Pine’s counterclaim centers on Yu’s fence allegedly encroaching onto his land The standoff has outlasted two years and could end up defining Pine’s public image as much as his films if it drags on further
In the social media and pop culture echo chamber Pine’s appearance continues to spark buzz According to E News images of him with a lengthy beard and grown-out hair have polarised fans though there’s obvious fascination with his ever-evolving style Meanwhile Wonderwall recently circulated older headlines and photos of Pine with a buzz cut revealing enduring interest in Pine’s image makeovers and personal style choices
Chris Pine also put rumors to rest in his first personal comments about the infamous so-called spitgate incident at the Venice Film Festival telling Esquire magazine and The Independent that Harry Styles did not spit on him Pine called Styles a very kind guy and dismissed the incident as a product of internet illusion This clarification should finally put that viral moment to rest with Pine’s candor earning praise in some entertainment columns
Off camera Pine made a quieter but meaningful public appearance attending the Five Days at Memorial premiere to support his father Robert Pine in his latest television role IMDB notes this marks a family-focused moment amidst a professionally hectic week As for Instagram chatter one fan-focused account reminisced about a Q and A tour with Pine from years past but nothing currently viral stands out
There are no credible reports of new business ventures or dramatic personal upheavals beyond what’s listed above Nor have there been speculative linkages to romance or major controversies in recent days Pine’s headline moves remain cinematic legal and sartorial an A-lister charting his own course with careful control over both career path and personal narrative
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (00:00):
Chris Pine has made headlines on several fronts over the
past few days, starting with his casting in not one,
but two major new films. The Hollywood Reporter and Variety
confirm that Pine will star in and produce the upcoming
action thriller Run the Cap Night for Lionsgate and Hidden Pictures.
The film marks the feature directorial debut of Robert Alonzo
(00:22):
and will see Pine as a banker fighting for his
life through Amsterdam after being targeted by a criminal syndicate.
Also announced closely on its sand Heels via Hey You
Guys and Variety, Pine is set to lead the Texas
crime thriller Nowhere Fast, Written and directed by Noah Holly,
best known for Fargo and Legion. This project centers on
(00:44):
a small town criminal and further cements Pine's appeal as
a leading fate man in darker, more complex roles. These
career defining choices may have lasting biographical impact in how
Pine shapes his post franchise era. On the personal front,
Pine's ongoing legal dispute with his neighbor, music attorney Helen
U advanced significantly this week. People Magazine and AOL report
(01:09):
that a Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ordered Pine
to appear for deposition on October twenty five. U claims
Pine failed to attend a prior deposition and is seeking
over a quarter of a million dollars in damages tied
to a property boundary conflict, while Pine's counterclaim centers on
Yu's fence allegedly encroaching onto his land. The standoff has
(01:31):
outlasted two years and could end up defining Pine's public
image as much as his films if it drags on further.
In the social media and pop culture echo chamber, Pine's
appearance continues to spark buzz. According to e News, images
of him with a lengthy beard and grown out hair
have polarized fans, though there's obvious fascination with his ever
(01:52):
evolving style. Meanwhile, Wonderwall recently circulated older headlines and photos
of Pine with a buzz cut, revealing enduring interest in
Pine's image makeovers and personal style choices. Chris Pine also
put rumors to rest in his first personal comments about
the infamous so called spitgate incident at the Venice Film Festival,
(02:13):
telling Esquire magazine and The Independent that Harry Styles did
not spit on him. Pine called Styles a very pope
kind guy and dismissed the incident as a product of
internet illusion. This clarification should finally put that viral moment
to rest, with Pine's candor earning praise in some entertainment columns.
(02:34):
Off camera, Pine made a quieter but meaningful public appearance,
attending the Five Days at Memorial premiere to support his father,
Robert Pine, in his latest television role. IMDb notes this
marks a family focused moment amidst a professionally hectic week.
As for Instagram chatter, one fan focused account reminisced about
(02:55):
a Q and a tour with Pine from years past,
but nothing currently viral. State out there are no credible
reports of new business ventures or dramatic personal upheavals beyond
what's listed above, nor have there been speculative linkages to
romance or major controversies in recent days. Pine's headline moves
remain cinematic, legal and sartorial. An a lister charting his
(03:18):
own course with careful control over both career path and
personal narrative. And that is it for to day. Make
sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss an
update on Chris Pine. Thanks for listening. This has been
a quiet, pleased production
Chris Pine has made headlines on several fronts over the
past few days, starting with his casting in not one,
but two major new films. The Hollywood Reporter and Variety
confirm that Pine will star in and produce the upcoming
action thriller Run the Cap Night for Lionsgate and Hidden Pictures.
The film marks the feature directorial debut of Robert Alonzo
(00:22):
and will see Pine as a banker fighting for his
life through Amsterdam after being targeted by a criminal syndicate.
Also announced closely on its sand Heels via Hey You
Guys and Variety, Pine is set to lead the Texas
crime thriller Nowhere Fast, Written and directed by Noah Holly,
best known for Fargo and Legion. This project centers on
(00:44):
a small town criminal and further cements Pine's appeal as
a leading fate man in darker, more complex roles. These
career defining choices may have lasting biographical impact in how
Pine shapes his post franchise era. On the personal front,
Pine's ongoing legal dispute with his neighbor, music attorney Helen
U advanced significantly this week. People Magazine and AOL report
(01:09):
that a Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ordered Pine
to appear for deposition on October twenty five. U claims
Pine failed to attend a prior deposition and is seeking
over a quarter of a million dollars in damages tied
to a property boundary conflict, while Pine's counterclaim centers on
Yu's fence allegedly encroaching onto his land. The standoff has
(01:31):
outlasted two years and could end up defining Pine's public
image as much as his films if it drags on further.
In the social media and pop culture echo chamber, Pine's
appearance continues to spark buzz. According to e News, images
of him with a lengthy beard and grown out hair
have polarized fans, though there's obvious fascination with his ever
(01:52):
evolving style. Meanwhile, Wonderwall recently circulated older headlines and photos
of Pine with a buzz cut, revealing enduring interest in
Pine's image makeovers and personal style choices. Chris Pine also
put rumors to rest in his first personal comments about
the infamous so called spitgate incident at the Venice Film Festival,
(02:13):
telling Esquire magazine and The Independent that Harry Styles did
not spit on him. Pine called Styles a very pope
kind guy and dismissed the incident as a product of
internet illusion. This clarification should finally put that viral moment
to rest, with Pine's candor earning praise in some entertainment columns.
(02:34):
Off camera, Pine made a quieter but meaningful public appearance,
attending the Five Days at Memorial premiere to support his father,
Robert Pine, in his latest television role. IMDb notes this
marks a family focused moment amidst a professionally hectic week.
As for Instagram chatter, one fan focused account reminisced about
(02:55):
a Q and a tour with Pine from years past,
but nothing currently viral. State out there are no credible
reports of new business ventures or dramatic personal upheavals beyond
what's listed above, nor have there been speculative linkages to
romance or major controversies in recent days. Pine's headline moves
remain cinematic, legal and sartorial. An a lister charting his
(03:18):
own course with careful control over both career path and
personal narrative. And that is it for to day. Make
sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss an
update on Chris Pine. Thanks for listening. This has been
a quiet, pleased production
Popular Podcasts
Stuff You Should Know
If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.
Dateline NBC
Current and classic episodes, featuring compelling true-crime mysteries, powerful documentaries and in-depth investigations. Follow now to get the latest episodes of Dateline NBC completely free, or subscribe to Dateline Premium for ad-free listening and exclusive bonus content: DatelinePremium.com
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
My Favorite Murder is a true crime comedy podcast hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. Each week, Karen and Georgia share compelling true crimes and hometown stories from friends and listeners. Since MFM launched in January of 2016, Karen and Georgia have shared their lifelong interest in true crime and have covered stories of infamous serial killers like the Night Stalker, mysterious cold cases, captivating cults, incredible survivor stories and important events from history like the Tulsa race massacre of 1921. My Favorite Murder is part of the Exactly Right podcast network that provides a platform for bold, creative voices to bring to life provocative, entertaining and relatable stories for audiences everywhere. The Exactly Right roster of podcasts covers a variety of topics including historic true crime, comedic interviews and news, science, pop culture and more. Podcasts on the network include Buried Bones with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes, That's Messed Up: An SVU Podcast, This Podcast Will Kill You, Bananas and more.