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comments Chris Pine and Jonathan Pryce looked dapper as they filmed scenes for their upcoming movie All the Old Knives in London on Monday. The actors have leading roles in the thriller, which is based on the novel of the same name by Olen Steinhauer. Chris, 40, wrapped up warm for the outdoor scene as he donned a black coat which he wore over a grey turtle neck jumper. Production: Chris Pine looked dapper as he filmed scenes for his upcoming movie All the Old Knives in London on Monday The film star also sported a pair of dark trousers and brown shoes while his hair was styled into a quiff f...

Chris Pine films thriller All the Old Knives in London Sean O'grady For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Chris Pine and Jonathan Pryce looked dapper as they filmed scenes for their upcoming movie All the Old Knives in London on Monday. The actors have leading roles in the thriller, which is based on the novel of the same name by Olen Steinhauer. Chris, 40, wrapped up warm for the outdoor scene as he donned a black coat which he wore over a grey turtle neck jumper. © Provided by Daily Mail Production: Chris Pine looked dapper as he filmed scenes for his...

Share The California native, 40, is also well known to fans for his role as Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman (2017) and the upcoming sequel Wonder Woman 1984 (2020).  The filmmaking tandem of Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley co-wrote the new Dungeons And Dragon screenplay, based on a draft by Michael Gilion, and will also serve as the directors.   Massively popular: The upcoming movie is based on the popular fantasy role-playing game from Wizards Of The Coast, which is a subsidiary of Hasbro They're best known for helming the action comedy film Game Night (2018), starring Rachel McAda...

Goosebumps director Rob Lettermen would helm the Dungeons & Dragons movie way back in 2016, but that film never materialized and the project has gone through various iterations including one with Lego Batman director Chris McKay. The new film is being re-written and directed by Goldstein and Daley, the duo behind the Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams-led hit  Game Night, on an original draft from Michael Gilion. Role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons first became popular in 1974, and since then has amassed millions of players and fans worldwide. The hugely popular property has also influence...

Game Night filmmakers, John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, who also wrote the screenplay (based on a draft by Michael Gilion). Right now, there's no word on what character Pine is playing, but we expect he is just the first of many A-list additions to the movie's cast. "We never wanted to spoof the genre of fantasy or take the piss out of it," Daley said over the spring. "But we did want to find another way into it that we hadn't necessarily seen before. Just the format of  Dungeons & Dragons is so interesting and fun and all about critical thinking and thinking on your feet and...