He's also revealed that he was a stripper when he was 18, working a bachelorette party and — yes — his friend's grandmother's birthday party.
Stripping is just one of the many jobs on his lengthy résumé; Chris also cleaned peoples' cars, painted murals, worked for his dad, worked at a burger joint, spent time as a room-service waiter, and manned the snack bar at a bingo hall.
It was while waiting tables that Chris met a visiting director. He ended up moving to California to star in the 2000 horror comedy movie Cursed Part III.
(He still has nightmares about waiting tables: "They're like the worst nightmare you can have. You're totally in the weeds. You have like six tables. You forgot to put the order in. You're sweating, and you wake up and 'Oh, my God. I'm so glad.'")
Fans of The WB's early 2000s TV dramas may have first fallen for him when he landed a role on Everwood. That show wrapped in 2006, when he joined The OC as "Ché."