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Chris Pine

Chris Pine

Chris Pine in 2009

Birth name	Christopher Whitelaw Pine
Nickname	Peen, Pinewood, Piney
Birth	26 August 1980 (1980-08-26) (age 30) Los Angeles
Nationality	U.S.
Occupation (s)	Actor
Notable Films	Unstoppable Star Trek ( 2009 ) The Princess Diaries ( 2004 )
Website	http://www.chris-pine.org/

Chris Pine is an American actor born August 26, 1980 in Los Angeles. His nickname is Peen. His parents are Robert Pine , American actor who notably played the role of Sergeant Getraer in the series CHiPs and Gwynne Gilford , he has a sister, Katherine Pine. He plays the young Captain Kirk in Star Trek in theaters in May 2009.

Filmography

2003 : ER (ER) - Season 9 , Episode 16: Levine
2003 : The Protector (The Guardian) - Season 3, Episode 7: Lonnie Grandy
2003 : CSI: Miami (CSI: Miami) - Season 2 , Episode 10: Tommy Chandler
2004 : Why Germany? (short film) Gabriel Peters-Lazaro: Chris
2004 : The Princess Diaries (The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement) by Garry Marshall : Lord Nicholas
2004 : Lost Islands (American Dreams) - Season 3, Episode 9: Joey Tremain
2005 : Confession of Jonathan Meyers: Luther Scott
2005 : Six Feet Under (Six Feet Under) - Season 5, Episode 2: Sam
2005 : The Bulls (short film) 's Eric Stoltz : Jason
2006 : Tell me about Sara (Surrender Dorothy) (TV) by Charles McDougall: Shawn
2006 : Lucky Girl (Just My Luck) by Donald Petrie : Jake Hardin
2006 : Blind Dating of James Keach : Danny
2006 : Mi e price (Smokin 'Aces) by Joe Carnahan : Darwin Tremor
2008 : Bottle Shock by Randall Miller : Bo Barrett
2009 : Star Trek by JJ Abrams : James T. Kirk
2009 : Infected with Alex Pastor and David Pastor Brian
2009 : Beyond All Boundaries David Briggs: Hanson Baldwin / Sergeant Bill Reed (voice)
2010 : Small Town Saturday Night by Ryan Craig: Rhett Ryan
2010 : Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey Harry "Doc" Kloor and Dan St. Pierre: Dave (voice)
2010 : Unstoppable by Tony Scott : Will Colson
2011 : This Means War to McG :
2012 : Star Trek Sequel to JJ Abrams : James T. Kirk