Celebrities Who Completely Refuse To Take Pictures With Their Fans

In a recent interview for Vanity Fair magazine, The Devil Wears Prada star Emily Blunt states that she now also has stopped taking photos with fans.

"Social media has changed the landscape, so an encounter with you is valued more as a social media currency than a genuine interation," she explains to Vanity Fair.

You know and love her instagram but did you know she is actually not comfortable with those fan selfies? Miley Cyrus claims that she just feels too uncomfortable taking photos with fans.

According to the Daily Mail, Miley was interviewed by Barbara Walters in 2013 and claimed that she gets embarrassed to take pictures. 

"I'm so embarrassed, because people are taking pictures of me, and I just don't know how to--I don't know how to smile and just be awkward," Miley went on to say.

Jennifer Lawrence will never volunteer as tribute to your fan selfie! She doesn't like taking photos because she says it's her way of still keeping herself normal. 

"I have to protect my bubble," she told the Daily Telegraph, "like: I have a weird job--don't let this be a reality."

Justin Bieber was actually called a "prick" for not taking a picture with a fan, according to Vanity Fair, he took to instagram to explain his reasoning:

"If you think setting boundaries is being a douche, I'm the biggest douche around. But I think it's smart and will be the only way I last. I wanna enjoy life and not be a slave to the world and their demands of what they think I need to do!!," he exclaims.

In a recently interview for Vanity Fair, Emily Blunt actually spilled the beans about McDormand's feelings on selfies with fans. 

"Frances McDormand told us--she just makes my teeth ache I love her so much--when someone asks her for a picture she says, 'You know what? I've actually retired from that. But I would like to shake your hand and meet you," Blunt explained.

Big Little Lies star Shailene Woodley would much rather give you a nice hug or a talk to you for a bit than take a selfie with you.

She told Glamour magazine, "With social media, so much of our lives I feel like is a projecction of who we want to be or who we wish we were. And I reufse to buy into that."

Bit of a shocker that the sweetheart Star Lord Chris Pratt doesn't like photos, but he has a good explaination.

"I have to be economical with my time," Pratt told People Magazine, "If I go out and want to do normal things, I have to be comfortable with disappointing people. So I just don't take pictures with people. Because that's not abotu enjoying the moment; it's about stealing the moment to brag about it later."

Russell Crowe won't say no all the time to photos, but he does refuse to take pictures with them when he is with his family, specifically, his children. 

He states in an interview with Larry King that his son actually asked him to start taking photos with fans because he saw it made fans sad when Crowe turned them down, so Crowe did. It took two days for his young son to basically say nevermind and go back to not taking photos. Crowe just felt like he couldn't do anything with his family when he's out and about.

The Game of Thrones star follows Woodley's suit and would much rather chat than snap. She recently told Nylon, "I still don't feel like I owe anyone anything. If I don't want a picture I don't have a problem saying no. I know some people get really weird about that, like, 'you're so mean.' But if I was really in love with someone I wouldn't just want a picture. I would want to hang out with them."

Following in his co-star, Maise Williams' footsteps, Game of Thrones star and heartthrob Kit Harrington also is not on board with those fan selfies. 

He recently told The Guardian magazine, "It feels like being Bieber or something. You just have to [say no] otherwise you start to feel like a mannequinn."

Sometimes, it just takes one guy to ruin everyone's fun. Amy Schumer refuses to take photos now because of a crazy fan on her Trainwreck press tour. After asking him to stop, he said "no this is America and we paid for you," and took the photo with her in front of his family.

According to EW, she posted a photo of her and the man on instagram with the caption: "Great message to your kid. Yes legally you are allowed to take a picture of me. But I was asking you to stop and saying no. I will not take pictures with people anymore and it's because of this dude in Greenville."

Lorde sings that she'll never be Royal but hey, she'll also never take a selfie with you.

She sent out a tweet saying, "I understand that people of note are supposedly fair game for everyone to photograph and film but that doesn't make it acceptable. I'm beginning to get used to my image as a public commodity," and she went onto say, "I know that success comes with a price tag. It just sucks when you see that in your tiny home country where you previously felt safe."

Former Harry Potter star, Emma Watson, echoed much of what Bieber and Pratt has said on her reasoning as to why she refuses to take photos.

"For me, it's the difference between being able to have a life or not. If someone takes a photograph of me and posts it, within two seconds they've created a marker of exactly where I am within 10 meters. They can see what I'm wearing and who I'm with. I just can't give that tracking data," she explained to Vanity Fair.

Even royalty is getting quite sick of all of the social media related selfies. 

While chatting with several young fans on his Austrialian royal tour he had a few choice words to say to some. "Seriously, you need to get out of it," said the Prince, "I know you're young, but selfies are bad."

Prince William follows in his younger brother's suit and also is not a fan of the fan selfies. 

Numerous fans have reported that this prince has declined to take photos with them. The Mirror stated that one fan in a club even told the Sun that Prince William turned him down by saying, "One does not do selfies."

Is it any surprise that the meanest boss, the woman that Meryl Streep's character in The Devil Wears Prada, refuses to take selfies with fans? Not really. 

During an interview with her magazine, Vogue, for their "73 Questions" feature she said that she has "never taken a selfie and doesn't plan to start now." So no matter how much you love her don't even think of asking.

Not that anyone really wants a picture with him anymore as Louis CK was recently outed by the "me too" movement -- five women have accused him of sexual misconduct. BUT even if you wanted to take a photo with him he would say no. A Buzzfeed article stated that he enjoys talking to fans and spending time with them. He went on to say, "about 80% of the people leave happy, and I'm happy. 20% are like, 'I wanted a picture.'"

Cameron Diaz apparently is not an angel and is notorious for not handing over that signed autograph and taking photos.

Witnesses told Radar Online in 2014 that the actress was against signing autographs at a fan premiere of Sex Tape. She taking pictures and signing autographs for them reportedly saying "If I did it for you, I'd have have to do it for everyone," before storming off.

Surprisingly, this funny lady is not a fan of the fan photos either. 

Poehler told Paper magazine that she is not a fan of all the instagram selfies, she thinks they're out of control. "The idea of 'this is my face and everyone needs to see it all the time' is so far from the privacy that people used to seek," Poehler explained.

Former rock and roller and drummer of Motley Crue, Tommy Lee, is very anti-photo taking. To be honest though, it's fine right? He's not really relevant anymore anyway.

In June 2017, he posted on the Motley Crue Facebook page saying that he has a problem, and "what I have a problem with is…taking pictures! I hate it! Irritates the f**k out of me when people say…'You owe it to your fans, they put you where you are, etc. etc.!' I certainly don't owe anybody anything!" He added, "I'm not here to take pictures with you, I'm here to entertain you! Nobody put me where I am but ME!" 

Little bit cocky, but hey it's cool, photo taking does stress people out even the has-beens.