Chris Pine as Steve Trevor

Major Steven Rockwell Trevor is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics, commonly in association with the superhero Wonder Woman.

We’ve gotten plenty of glimpses of Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, even if we haven’t seen her on the set of the heroine’s first solo film in the DC cinematic universe just yet. She’ll be popping up in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice next spring, so we already know what this big screen version of Wonder Woman is bringing to the table. But what we haven’t seen is her co-star Chris Pine, until now.

Two months after Chris Pine entered talks to portray Steve Trevor in Warner Bros.' Wonder Woman, The Wrap reports that the actor has closed his deal for the coveted role.

Steve Trevor makes his big screen debut this summer in Wonder Woman, but he's so much more than just a love interest for Diana Prince.

Steve Trevor is an important character in the Wonder Woman lore but not that many know of his importance. Chris Pine explains a little about him.

Steve Trevor has played an important part in the Wonder Woman mythos, and actor Chris Pine will be tasked with bringing the character's charm, physicality, and humor to the big screen in the upcoming film.That includes a few scenes before he ever meets Wonder Woman, and a new photo from the film.

Chris Pine shares that Harrison Ford's iconic Indiana Jones is a major inspiration for his Wonder Woman character, Steve Trevor.

Chris Pine has gone on record to the Toronto Sun about playing the Captain Steve Trevor role, the love interest to Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman.

We still don’t know all that much about DC’s upcoming Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and we’re only a few months away from that movie. So when it comes to the comic book giant’s slate of movies beyond that, like Wonder Woman, we have even less information.

Indiana Jones and James Bond apparently inspired Chris Pine's Steve Trevor in the DCEU's 'Wonder Woman'.

Chris Pine wears a tank top and shows off his buff muscles while out for a quick coffee run on Thursday morning (June 1) in New York City.