Chris Pine and Chris Hemsworth: The two actors are voting for "Star Trek 4"
Will there be a fourth part of the "Star Trek" series, which was reissued in 2009? Currently, not really much speaks for it. As the "Hollywood Reporter" reports, both the lead actor Chris Pine (37, "The Finest Hours"), as well as for another starring role in the fourth part intended Chris Hemsworth (35, "12 Strong") jumped. The reason: Due to funding bottlenecks both should have waived part of their fee, which was not in question for both Pine and Hemsworth.
Pine would also in the fourth part again in the role of the spaceship Enterprise Captain James T. Kirk hatched, the two years younger Hemsworth should again take over the part of his father George Kirk, which he already played in the first part of the series. Currently it seems unclear how and if it should continue at all. Possibly the roles will be reallocated or the story completely rewritten - without the two known Kirk. In any case, the responsible studios want Paramount and Skydance to stick to a sequel.
