The cast of Glee – including Dianna, Lea and Cory – will be featured in Elle magazine March 2010.
The cast of Glee reunited on set in LA yesterday after a whirlwind few weeks of awards show success at the Golden Globes and the SAGs. Dianna Agron caught up with Corey Monteith, while Mark Salling entertained himself with a miniature dirt bike nearby and Chris Colfer tooled around on his Razor scooter. Kevin McHale buried himself in a good book, and new fashion all-star Lea Michele traded couture for her casual wardrobe. The gang looked happy to be back together, though they’ll soon welcome new members into their fold – Jennifer Lopez is rumored to be making a cameo, while Molly Shannon is confirmed to play a guest-starring role as Jane Lynch’s nemesis.
Simply put, our life sucks without Glee. Which is why, in an effort to help fans keep holding on until the show’s much anticipated April 13 return as we at thetvaddict.com, in lieu of uploading a killer shower rendition of ‘Can’t Help Fight This Feeling,’ which let’s face it nobody needs to see” will be spending the next few Wednesdays sharing interviews with some of your favorite stars from the show. First up, Dianna Agron, who was kind enough to take some time at the recent Television Critics Association Press Tour to talk about what’s in store for Quinn when Glee finally returns in 68 days, 7 hours, and 43 minutes. But who’s counting?
The TV Addict: When we last saw left Quinn, the identity of her babydaddy’s father was finally out in the open. What can you tell us about what happens when we return?
Dianna Agron: While Quinn is still very much pregnant and moving towards having that baby, she’s not down on herself and not in any way feeling sorry for herself. Quinn’s all about moving past the drama in a healthy and strong way and being present in high school with these new found friends. If the first thirteen episode were all about setting up who these characters were, the rest of the season is about saying, “Let’s just have some fun with this.” I’ve read the first three episodes and they’re so delicious, amazing and I think that everybody will be really really happy where all the characters are headed.
Included: Red Carpet, Press Room (post win!)
Dianna’s dress is by Georges Chakra Spring 2010.
The cast of Glee celebrates their win at the Screen Actors Guild Awards held at Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium on Saturday (January 23).
The group took home the award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series at the show!
Congrats Dianna!
She’s the most famous knocked-up former cheerleader and celibacy-club president on TV. But Dianna Agron—a.k.a. Quinn Fabray, Glee’s sometimes lovable, occasionally manipulative deposed queen bee—nearly bailed on her audition for the show. “I was so nervous,” Agron admits. With her all-American beauty, Agron certainly looked the part, but the producers wondered if she appeared too innocent. “They told me to come back with straight hair and to dress sexier,” she says. “Later that week, I started work.” As the top-rated Glee wraps its first season, the 23-year-old Agron has already completed several films—including The Romantics, an indie flick starring Anna Paquin, Katie Holmes, and Candice Bergen; and Burlesque, a musical headlined by Cher and Christina Aguilera. Agron also writes screenplays; her first, the story of a 28-year-old man’s relationships with three women, is already in development. While Agron’s scripts aren’t purely autobiographical, her experiences growing up Eloise-style in a high-end hotel—in her case, a San Francisco Hyatt where her father worked as general manager—provided her with plenty of fodder. “I got to see many walks of life—politicians, athletes, Tony Robbins,” she explains. “It was the ultimate fishbowl.”
According to Interview magazine, Dianna will have a role in Burlesque. Dianna is turning into a huge star!
Burlesque, a musical headlined by Cher and Christina Aguilera.
Synopsis from IMDB
Frank Bannister is about to have a very long night. A writer of violent horror stories, Frank is alone, depressed and one step from full blown alcoholism. Late one dark and stormy night his quiet hermit existence is disturbed when two eccentric exotic dancers arrive on his doorstep. Alternatively seductive and sinister the beautiful women promise to make all Frank’s dreams come true. They prove to be as good as their word. Only problem is, Frank is a man with very dark dreams indeed.
