Pictures with fans/selfies etc 📷

They practically begged. It was embarrassing. I was there. Sad really.😆

Totally agree with you!!!

One year, I was lucky enough to go with some family members to Disney World for a few days. While I was out with my aunt (she's a huge RDJr fan, so she follows pretty much every social media thing that even slightly has something to do with him) announced that Chris Evans and his brother- possibly his mother and sisters/their kids- were also at Disney World. She got all excited and started teasing me, the resident Chris Evans fan (who also happened to be living in Captain America gear, while at WDW). She kept bugging me about how I had twitter/etc. so I should figure out where people were posting selfies/etc. they took with him and go to those areas so I could meet him, get a photo, whatever. I mostly ignored her. My cousin and I were out, a little later, without the rest of the family and riding all the stuff no one else wanted to ride (things that turn you upside down, stuff that goes fast enough to make your TMJ act up, ones that had longer lines), and we both agreed that if we saw Chris Evans, we would just smile at each other and go about our day. That he was on vacation with his family, same as us. He deserved to be left to enjoy it in peace. We later, after arriving home, got online and saw that a lot of people were posting that they had spotted him and that they were glad to see him enjoying himself with family- it seemed MOST people weren't bugging him. A few even mentioned that, knowing about his struggle with anxiety, they just didn't have the heart to intrude on his time with his family at one of his favorite places in the world. And the few who did seemed to be kids. I heard one story of a woman who thought she lost her kid at WDW, only to find her daughter standing in front of a tall, bearded man, excitedly talking about how much she loved Captain America. It was not until the woman got within three feet of the man, that she realized why her daughter was telling all this to the stranger- because it was Chris Evans. She said she apologized for her daughter pestering him and he waved it off, saying that it wasn't a problem, and the little girl even asked if she could hug him/have a hug before she left with her mom and she got her hug before she left with her mom. From what he's said, I don't think he minds stuff like that- a genuinely moment where a child sees their hero and just rushes over to say hello and maybe even hug him (he's like Disney Santa), almost like he's one of the Disney Princesses or something and the kids have no idea he's just an actor on vacation, and he doesn't want to ruin that innocence for them. It's the adults who have boundary issues that get the creepy stalker photos of him at the store/bar/lobby with that forced smile and rigid posture. 

Yeah. We never did see him, although oddly enough on the same trip we did see the leading actress from LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT there, with her child. We didn't let on or bother her, we just talked about it once we got back on the bus to the hotel later in the day. There was a STAR WARS thing going on earlier in the week, and we got in line to talk to Ray Park and Warwick Davis. I think both men got a kick out of the Trekkies who came since we talked to Park about X-MEN and Davis about WILLOW, cause we were those nerds.

I find many of the pictures in this thread rather unconformtable and intrusive. I can't imagine that Chris appreciates being approached on set when he's working or when he's with friends and family. I find it rather rude, to be honest, intruding Chris's privacy like that. I wouldn't approach him unless it was a public appearance, because I think he deserves as much privacy as any normal person has.

You should never bother a celebrity when they are dining out or with family...that's my personal rules. I try to think how I would feel. He's so kind to stop and indulge his fans though

So very true.