In the November issue of Nylon Guys magazine, Zac Efron talks about his movie roles and fame and it turns out he’s bored by his own movies.

The 22 year old actor is trying to put his Disney years behind him as he transitions from tween/teen heartthrob to serious actor.

Check out the interview below.

On Me and Orsen Welles: It’s the first time I’ve ever watched a movie [that I'm in] and in the end I’m like, ‘OK! I didn’t check my watch once!’

On Growing Up Musically Inclined:  I was constantly singing.  I would hear things on the radio and just be able to spit them out instantly, with perfect memorization and tone.  It wasn’t like I took pride in it; there was no effort.  My parents were like, ‘Shut up.  Please stop singing.  It’s annoying.’

On Whether Celebrity Albums are Neccessary:  If anyone asked themselves that, then we wouldn’t have the crap we are listening to today.  If your heart’s not in it, don’t do it.  And don’t do it for money.  That’s my philosphy.

On Disney Fame:  I try not to look at all of it.  You can’t enjoy or celebrate it; It’s not a real thing.  The face on the lunchbox and s*** – you can’t share that with your friends.

Is the millions he made off of Disney the “real thing?”  You can enjoy that and share it with your friends.  It’s like he doesn’t even appreciate that Disney made him famous.

What do you think?