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 Chris Pine talks about Star Trek
Could you just talk about your relationship with `Star Trek' because you were born way after the TV show?
PINE: Way after the TV show. Growing up there were re-runs on television and I'd watch those occasionally. And my grandmother was a big William Shatner fan so we'd watch `T.J. Hooker' and old `Star Trek' episodes. So it was on my radar but I wasn't a fan.
Have you met Shatner?
PINE: I have not. I wrote him a letter early on in the process and just introduced myself. I just wanted to let him know that I was going to do my best to bring to life this part of Kirk's journey and do justice to the wonderful job that he had done for 40 years.
 Read the Interview Keanu Reeves is Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
In a story from The Hollywood Reporter, Universal is putting a new spin on The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Keanu Reeves will be starring in this new film. Justin Haythe (Revolutionary Road) will write the screenplay. Director Nicolas Winding Refn is currently circling the project.
The film will be based on Robert Louis Stevenson's book about a doctor who manages to scientifically develop an evil self. Current plot details for the film are being kept under wraps by the studio.
Warner Bros. finds Death Note
Warner Bros. has picked up the Japanese manga series Death Note and plans to develop into a live-action film.
According to Variety, the studio has set screenwriters Charley and Vlas Parlapanides to adapt.
The story centers on a college student who accidentally finds a misplaced "death note," infusing him with the power to kill merely by writing anyone's name on the page while picturing the person in his mind.
The 13-volume manga is a bestseller in Japan, and the film will be drawn from the first three installments, written by Tsugumi Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata for Shueisha Inc.
 Megan Fox interviewPyramids are amazing but there is grafitti on them now...
What's it like coming back to the franchise that made you globally known?
MEGAN FOX:. I was excited to come back because when you leave this set which is so massive and chaotic at all times and then you go to a `normal' set, of a film that has a smaller budget, it is very calm and slow and it will take you three days to shoot one scene; whereas here we shoot half a movie in a day. So it is interesting, it's fun. It is a whole different mind-set.
Last time the great chemistry with Shia was obvious, so was it easy to pick up from here you left off?
Yes, Shia and I are good friends, I love him to death. He is one of my favorite people.
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