Chris Pine Made A Big Change To His Dungeons And Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Character

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Chris Pine is returning as another charismatic lead in Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. This character is a little more upbeat than the roles he's been known to play, which wasn't originally the case.

Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves will be the first theatrical release in over twenty years to adapt aspects of the popular role-playing game. The movie follows a group of adventurers as they attempt to recover a long-lost relic — unfortunately, their journey is not without incident. Enemies both old and new stand in the party's way, and they must use every skill they possess to triumph.

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Pine's character leads the group on their adventure. Between his tragic backstory and the trials and tribulations the group faces along the way, Pine's Edgin could be forgiven for harboring bitterness. And, in the original script, he did. Pine told Slash Film that when he first read the script, his Dungeons and Dragons character was very different from how Pine ended up playing him. «I think originally he may have skewed a bit more roguish,» Pine said, «not in terms of the character, roguish in terms of kind of gruff and easily frustrated, let's say. I guess what I found in reading it was I found Edgin to be really bright and kind of buoyant.» Concerning what he saw in the character, Pine said, «He's the guy that always sees the silver lining...There's always something positive to find in the thing. Once I found that entry point into the character, it really made a lot of sense to me. I don't think I'd seen a character like that in a while.»

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