Chris Pine: 'Fame is invasive'

Chris Pine finds fame 'invasive'.

The 'Star Trek' actor prefers to be known for his acting roles rather than his personal life and is happy that he seems to blend in with everyone else.

He told the Spring 2013 issue of C for Men: ''I'm just Waspy enough. A six-foot-tall white man, you kind of blend in, and that's fine with me.

'It helps I don't really seek anything out. Hopefully, I put the vibe out of 'not looking for it.'

'I'm very clear about my relationship to 'it' and I don't like 'it. I find 'it' very invasive, though I'm trying to welcome 'it' more in an effort to be more zen and not-angsty. But on the totem pole of people giving a s**t about me, I'm pretty much in the middle, which is great.'

Chris also revealed he is paranoid about any spoilers for 'Star Trek: Into Darkness' in which he plays Captain Kirk.

He said: 'The responsibility you have is to the genre, but that's a whole different challenge.

'I have such Christian guilt syndrome that I'd have to email J.J. Abrams right away and confess.'