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Chris Pine: Films, Career Timeline and Verified Public Facts

Ask most people about Chris Pine and the answer tends to start with a starship. This guide separates his documented record, including a birth on August 26, 1980, in Los Angeles, per Britannica (reference encyclopedia), from personal and political claims that remain unconfirmed.

Born: August 26, 1980 (Britannica, reference encyclopedia) · Birthplace: Los Angeles, California · Known for: Star Trek film series (Captain James T. Kirk) · Co-star film: Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014), with Keira Knightley (unverified cast, see below) · Career start: 2002 (Wikipedia (public encyclopedia))

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts
  • Born August 26, 1980, in Los Angeles, California (Britannica, reference encyclopedia) (GQ (men’s magazine))
  • Feature film debut in The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, 2004 (Britannica, reference encyclopedia) (GQ (men’s magazine))
  • GQ ranks Wonder Woman (2017) as his best film, with Star Trek (2009) near the top (GQ (men’s magazine))
2What’s unclear
3Timeline signal
4What’s next
  • The most recent documented role is The Kidnapping of Arabella (2025), his first non-English part, in Italian (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia)
  • Open items to verify next: current residence, marital status and any stated political view.

Seven rows, one pattern: the biographical basics come from encyclopedic references, and each row carries a named anchor.

Field Value
Full name Christopher Whitelaw Pine (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia)
Born August 26, 1980, Los Angeles, California (Britannica, reference encyclopedia)
Profession Actor; Biography.com lists a directorial debut in Poolman (2023) (Biography.com, biography database)
Best-known franchise Star Trek film series, as Captain James T. Kirk (GQ, men’s magazine)
Early television role Guest appearance on ER (NBC), 2003 (Apple TV, streaming platform)
Feature film debut The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, 2004 (Britannica, reference encyclopedia)
Years active From 2002 (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia)

Where is Chris Pine today?

Current residence is not confirmed in the sources retrieved for this guide, so this section follows the career record instead.

Career timeline from early TV to recent films

  • 2003: Guest appearance on ER (NBC), with early television episodes of The Guardian (CBS) and CSI: Miami (CBS) also credited (Apple TV, streaming platform).
  • 2004: Feature debut in The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, playing Nicholas Devereaux opposite Anne Hathaway (Britannica, reference encyclopedia).
  • 2009: Cast as James T. Kirk in the Star Trek reboot, a film GQ ranks near the top of his filmography (GQ, men’s magazine).
  • 2010: Starred with Denzel Washington in the thriller Unstoppable as railroad conductor Will Colson, according to Fandango (ticketing and film credits).
  • 2012: Voiced Jack Frost in DreamWorks’ Rise of the Guardians, according to Fandango (ticketing and film credits).
  • 2013 and 2016: Reprised James T. Kirk in Star Trek Into Darkness and Star Trek Beyond (Biography.com, biography database).
  • 2014: Played Jack Ryan in Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, according to Fandango (ticketing and film credits).
  • 2014: Played Cinderella’s Prince in Into the Woods (Britannica, reference encyclopedia).
  • 2016: Reportedly co-starred as Toby Howard in Hell or High Water, a film with critical acclaim (PublicReport.uk (biography aggregator)).
  • 2017: Played Steve Trevor opposite Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman, which GQ ranks as his best film (GQ, men’s magazine).

Chris Pine movies and recent credited roles

  • 2019: Played a journalist in I Am the Night, a six-episode TNT series directed by Patty Jenkins (Biography.com, biography database).
  • 2023: Starred as Edgin in Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, which he also produced as an executive producer (Rotten Tomatoes (review aggregator)).
  • 2023: Directorial debut with Poolman, a film he also starred in and co-wrote, according to Biography.com (biography database).
  • 2025: Acted in The Kidnapping of Arabella, his first non-English role, in Italian (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia).
Bottom line: The implication: the franchise and studio record from 2009 onward gives Pine a documented anchor that his personal claims lack. The dates after 2019 rest more on secondary listings, so check them before repeating.

What movie do Chris Pine and Keira Knightley star in together?

The film is Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014), in which Pine plays the title role, according to Fandango (ticketing and film credits).

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014)

  • Release year: 2014, per Fandango’s film credits (ticketing and film credits).
  • Pine’s role: Jack Ryan (Fandango, ticketing and film credits).
  • Co-star: Keira Knightley is named as co-star in the research brief, but no retrieved cast listing confirms the pairing independently.

Is Chris Pine in Spiderman?

  • Wikipedia records a voice role as Peter Parker / Spider-Man in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia).
  • No live-action Spider-Man appearance is confirmed in the sources retrieved for this guide.

The catch: the co-star pairing that readers search for is the claim this guide could not verify independently, so it stays provisional until a cast listing confirms it.

Who is Chris Pine in a relationship with?

Wikipedia is the only reference in the retrieved material that names his partners with dates, and it lists two relationships.

Is Chris Pine married in real life?

  • Marriage is not confirmed in the sources retrieved for this guide.
  • Wikipedia records a relationship with British actress Annabelle Wallis from 2018 to early 2022 (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia).

Chris Pine wife

  • Wikipedia lists designer Keana Sky Wenger as a partner since 2023 (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia), and the reliable material retrieved names no wife.
  • A ticketing listing names other partners, but the reliable sources retrieved do not support those names, so this guide does not repeat them (BookMyShow (ticketing listing)).

What this means: the reliable record gives two named relationships and no marriage, which is narrower than search results suggest.

Is Chris Pine a nice guy in real life?

No dated, attributed source in the material retrieved describes his personal conduct, so a verdict on what he is like day to day would be opinion.

What are some of Chris Pine’s controversies?

  • Arrested in New Zealand on March 1, 2014, near Methven, while filming Z for Zachariah, after failing a roadside breath alcohol test (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia).
  • Pleaded guilty to drunk driving on March 17, 2014 (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia).
  • Penalties: a six-month driving disqualification in New Zealand and an order to pay NZ$93 in reparation (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia).
The catch

The one controversy in the reliable record is a 2014 drunk-driving case, and that case says nothing about temperament. A broader verdict on his character would need a dated, named account behind it, and none is available here.

The trade-off: the legal record is concrete and dated, but it is also the only documented conduct, so readers who want a character judgment will be working from opinion.

Does Chris Pine support Donald Trump?

No endorsement or political stance is confirmed in the material retrieved for this guide, so the question cannot be answered yes or no from verified records.

Chris Pine political statements in interviews

  • No dated interview in the retrieved material records a stance on Donald Trump.
  • Any stated political view requires a named interview and a date, and none meets that bar here.
The paradox

Readers searching for politics find nothing verified, while the most documented public record of Pine’s conduct is a 2014 arrest. That gap is the editorial point: a verified record can say a lot about a legal case and nothing about a political view.

The pattern: any article that presents Pine as a Trump supporter is repeating an unsupported claim, and it should be cut or rebuilt around a named, dated statement.

Confirmed facts and what’s unclear

Four items meet the bar of a named, dated, reliable source. Eight do not, and they stay on the open list.

Confirmed

  • Born August 26, 1980, in Los Angeles (Britannica, reference encyclopedia)
  • Feature debut in The Princess Diaries 2, 2004 (Britannica, reference encyclopedia)
  • Star Trek reboot, 2009, and Wonder Woman, 2017 (GQ, men’s magazine)
  • Arrest in New Zealand, March 1, 2014 (Wikipedia, public encyclopedia)

What’s unclear

  • Current place of residence
  • Marriage and any wife
  • A live-action Spider-Man role
  • Political stance on Donald Trump
  • Poolman release year, 2023 or 2024 (Fandango, ticketing and film credits)
  • Hell or High Water role, reported by one low-confidence site (PublicReport.uk, biography aggregator)
  • Agnosticism and an Emmy nomination, listed by one profile site (The Famous People (celebrity profile site))
  • Height, age figures and net worth from non-authoritative pages

The trade-off: the confirmed column covers the career and the 2014 case, while the open column holds most of what readers search for.

On the record

None of these lines is a direct interview quote. Each is a paraphrased record statement from the publisher named beneath it.

Rotten Tomatoes’ editorial guide lists Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Hell or High Water, Star Trek, Wonder Woman and Unstoppable among Pine’s Certified Fresh titles.

Rotten Tomatoes Editorial (critics’ guide)

GQ ranks Wonder Woman (2017) as Pine’s best film, with Star Trek (2009) and Star Trek Beyond (2016) at 3 and 4.

GQ (men’s magazine)

The Famous People profile describes his Wonder Woman role as Steve Trevor, a World War British spy and Gal Gadot’s love interest.

The Famous People (celebrity profile site)

The documented record has a clear spine: television from 2003, the Star Trek reboot in 2009 (GQ, men’s magazine), and Wonder Woman in 2017. Personal and political claims rest on thinner ground, and the sites that list them rarely name an author or a date. For editors checking a Chris Pine claim, the choice is clear: cite the dated record, or leave the claim out until a named, dated interview supports it.

Bottom line: Pine’s film and television record can be dated year by year, while his relationships and politics cannot be verified from the retrieved sources. Editors who want dates should use the timeline above, and Pine’s character stays a matter of opinion in the verified material, so readers seeking a verdict will find nothing to support one.

The same split between dated record and unverified claims shapes other actor profiles on this site, including Carey Mulligan: Films, Marriage, Age and Career Facts and Eiza González: Career, Relationships and Public Facts.

Frequently asked questions

How old is Chris Pine?

He was born August 26, 1980 (Britannica, reference encyclopedia), so he turned 45 in August 2025 and gains a year each August 26.

How tall is Chris Pine?

No reliable source retrieved for this guide confirms a height. Figures that circulate on non-authoritative pages are not verified here.

What is Chris Pine’s net worth?

No verified net worth figure appears in the material retrieved. Figures from aggregator pages are not confirmed by reliable sources.

Where was Chris Pine born?

He was born in Los Angeles, California, on August 26, 1980 (Britannica, reference encyclopedia).

Which Star Trek role is Chris Pine known for?

He is known for playing Captain James T. Kirk in the Star Trek film series, beginning with the 2009 reboot (GQ, men’s magazine).

Did Chris Pine play Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman?

Yes. GQ lists Wonder Woman as a 2017 film (GQ, men’s magazine), and The Famous People describes his role as Steve Trevor opposite Gal Gadot (The Famous People, celebrity profile site).



Henry William Bennett Murray
Henry William Bennett MurrayStaff Writer

Henry William Bennett Murray is a staff writer for CivicInsight.uk, covering UK public affairs, policy and civic life. He works under Editor-in-Chief Rebecca Langford, following the newsroom standards for sourcing, verification and fact-checking set out in our editorial policies.