In a recent episode of the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, Pine said that he had “awful skin” as a teenager and after college and took issue with the fact that acne can sometimes be regarded as something only teenagers go through. In his case, he said, it was “tremendously debilitating and really seriously emotionally incapacitating.”

Chris Pine joked during a May 9 appearance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' that he spent his time in Los Angeles as a teenager smoking weed on Mulholland Drive and stealing stop signs from the street. 'I had a whole thing,

Chris Pine shares his thoughts after a casting director for The O.C. said he lost out on a role due to his acne.

Pine directed, starred in and co-wrote Poolman, which follows his character, Darren Barrenman, a Los Angeles pool cleaner who spends his days looking after the Tahitian Tiki apartment building’s pool. One day, he’s approached by a femme fatale to uncover corruption and agrees in an effort to make his hometown a better place to live.

Chris Pine is reflecting on not making the cut to star in Fox’s teen drama “The O.C.” because of his skin problems. The “Wonder Woman” star’s response comes after the hit show’s casting director, Patrick Rush,

Chris Pine called ‘bad skin' phase ‘one of the most traumatic points' of life. Pine also noted that he did not "want to say, ‘I'm grateful for not having landed [the part].'

Actor Chris Pine has opened up about not landing the role of Ryan Atwood in the American teen drama television series 'The O.C.' due to his bad acne at the time, according to The Hollywood Reporter. In Welcome to The O.