Orlando Bloom attends the LA Premiere of Amazon's " Carnival Row" at TCL Chinese Theatre. File/TNS

Orlando Bloom says he hated being looked at the whole time in his twenties, and quickly learned how to disappear.

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Bloom rose to fame as the character Legolas in "The Lord Of The Rings" and in the epic fantasy, historical and adventure films, notably as Will turner in the "Pirates Of The Caribbean" film series in the early 2000s. There was too much media hype around him and he said that he got good at hiding himself.

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"In terms of preparing my younger self for fame, I would honestly just say you can't take that stuff seriously. And you can't let it stop you living your life. There was a window when I was in my twenties, when we didn't have Facebook or Instagram or anything, but there was still so much heat and attention on me. I got really good at hiding myself because I was really, painfully, trying to live, without being just looked at the whole time," Bloom told The Big Issue magazine, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

An advice he would give his younger self or those just starting out: "I would say to my young self, just appreciate it and enjoy it, and know today's newspaper is tomorrow's fish and chip paper."

In 2020 he had shared that he had become "sick of the sight" of himself after becoming a star.