Chris Pine on ‘Poolman,’ his Lemon Garlic Pasta recipe

Dean Richards

May 6, 2024 at 9:31 AM

Chris Pine on ‘Poolman,’ his Lemon Garlic Pasta recipe

Actor Chris Pine talks to WGN Entertainment Reporter Dean Richards on writing and directing the new movie “Poolman” and his Lemon Garlic Pasta recipe he shared with Dean during the pandemic.

Dean shares Lemon-Garlic Pasta recipe inspired by actor Chris Pine

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