Chris Pine Wants You to Stop Confusing Him with Other Actors Named Chris

And Ryan, for that matter.

Chris Pine hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, and he definitely enjoyed the experience. His opening monologue was perfect for so many reasons, not least because he delivered the majority of it in song. But, most importantly, Pine asked fans to stop confusing him with other famous actors called Chris, of which there are many.

Having announced that he was promoting his new movie, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, which received the loudest cheer, Pine enlisted the help of Leslie Jones. Pine asked Jones to tell the audience who he was, to which she replied, "You're Captain America, Chris Evans." So Pine broke into a special song.

With a handy chart wheeled in behind him, Pine proceeded to explain that he wasn't Chris Evans, Pratt, or Hemsworth. With lyrics like "I'm not that Chris. I look just like him, but I'm not that Chris," it was clear that Pine found it amusing how often he got confused with other actors.

Trying to explain that although his character in Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, has the same first name as Captain America, they are different people. The man that wheeled in the photo board said he thought it was a photo of Ryan Reynolds.

Sure, some Hollywood actors look a little alike, but luckily we have Chris Pine's SNL song to clear things up.

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Amy Mackelden
Contributing Editor

Amy Mackelden is a contributing editor at Marie Claire, where she covers celebrity and royal family news. She was the weekend editor at Harper’s BAZAAR for three years, where she covered breaking celebrity and entertainment news, royal stories, fashion, beauty, and politics. Prior to that, she spent a year as the joint weekend editor for Marie Claire, ELLE, and Harper's BAZAAR, and two years as an entertainment writer at Bustle. Her additional bylines include Cosmopolitan, People, The Independent, HelloGiggles, Biography, Shondaland, Best Products, New Statesman, Heat, and The Guardian. Her work has been syndicated by publications including Town & Country, Good Housekeeping, Esquire, Delish, Oprah Daily, Country Living, and Women's Health. Her celebrity interviews include Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Chastain, the cast of Selling Sunset, Emma Thompson, Jessica Alba, and Penn Badgley. In 2015, she delivered an academic paper at Kimposium, the world's first Kardashian conference.