‘Everything that I dreamed about’ is Chris Pine’s greatest career moment.

Being an old-school, old-soul person is one thing, but living it is quite another. From the inside of a vintage 1965 Airstream trailer that sits in the front yard of his Los Angeles home, Chris Pine checks in for his Parade interview. It has a pistachio-green stove, antique worktops, and recessed lighting.

Details on Chris Pine’s greatest career moment

The well-known actor used his longtime love of literature to start penning poems when he had free time during the pandemic instead of idly browsing Instagram on his phone. He has now emerged with a lovely new picture book for kids. The story of two creatures who are certain they are in charge of Ms. Pincher’s garden on Appletree Lane is told in When Digz the Dog Met Zurl the Squirrel (coming October 8). The lonely dog and the squirrel with the too-short tail realize they may not be so different after all as they square off in a battle.

Chris Pine
Chris Pine

Pine’s two rescue dogs served as the basis for the story; Wednesday, his Great Dane/Pitbull mix, looked like the fluffy black-and-white Digz. (The book bears her name.) His passion for language and Dr. Seuss stories is evident in the writing itself.

Pine, 44, has been captivating audiences as an actor for 20 years. His easygoing smile and cool, California-bred charisma have allowed him to play legendary movie characters like Steve Trevor, the military hero and love interest in Wonder Woman (2017) and its 2020 sequel, and Captain Kirk in the Star Trek series. He showcased his comedic abilities in 2023’s Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, as well as his singing abilities in 2014’s Into the Woods and 2023’s Wish. As a small-town criminal in the highly regarded 2016 neo-Western Hell or High Water, audiences witnessed his darker side. Of course, he continues to have a place in the affections of many millennials because of the early-aughts romantic comedies Just My Luck and The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement.

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