"I had a gentlemen earlier who was talking about his ten year old daughter… I’m making out with Chris Colfer in the backseat of a car, and he was saying he loved how his daughter would like, close her eyes, not because it was two, two gay boys kissing, but the same way a ten year old would close their eyes over any couple kissing! Which is great, because we’ve normalized something that several years ago, forget about it. On Fox? No way, dude! Like, in your dreams. So um, I think there’s a sort of goal to, to not even think about it. To, to just have it be about the story and about the character. That’s my own personal mantra."
— Darren Criss, 29 May 2013, Q&A at Twitter HQ (via
jenndesq)
"When, you know, Darren looks at Chris… Or rather when Blaine looks at Kurt, and the sorrow in his eyes and the apology he keeps trying to give, to Kurt (…) and the sort of sincere sadness, the inner sadness in Blaine when he’s trying to recapture what he had with Kurt… I fall apart. Everytime. It just.. I’m a train wreck."
— Joaquin Sedillo, talking about emotional scenes (
interview)
"Kurt Hummel is Glee. His story, his triumphs, his journey: they are the true heart of this show, and even though he was wildly underused this year, I think the writers know that to be the truth. And so his most important relationship, his engagement, his wedding, it deserves more than to be shoehorned into a jam-packed finale. “Endgame” seems like the silliest thing to me because people act like it’s science or something, but Kurt Hummel is Glee‘s endgame. And I think Kurt Hummel’s wedding is the way this show will end its era. And we deserve that, don’t you think? We deserve to see Kurt and Blaine reconnect in every way, we deserve to see Kurt and Blaine carve out their lives in New York, individually and together. And Kurt deserves to have some autonomy, some say in the when and how and where of his engagement. ‘Cause once he says yes to Blaine Warbler, ain’t nobody running away from the altar."
teabee1968:
Patty boarded the Klaine ship, declared herself captain, planted her flag and is now full steam ahead.
Everyone else just smile politely and maybe she’ll let you admire it from afar.
More importantly, I think this means good things at least in her character’s scenes with them in 422.
daxterdd:
Darren Criss talks with E! about who will be the “Big Man” on Glee’s campus. [s]
Reblogging this because I laugh that Darren and Chris haven’t read their scripts. Darren, is it typical that you only read your scripts the night before you start shooting? LOL
daxterdd:
Darren Criss talks with E! about who will be the “Big Man” on Glee’s campus. [s]
"Blaine liked it, but it seems Fox just wouldn’t let him put a ring on it."
— AfterElton article on the KFCG (
x)
daxterdd:
daxterdd:
I just feel the need to go back to the moment that started all of this:
Chris Colfer:
Darren Criss:
Kurt Hummel:
Blaine Anderson:
My dash is suddenly full of notifications for this.
Tumblr, why are you bringing up an old post and making me ~feel~ things again right when I need to go sleep.
"People love Kurt and Blaine, they do. And what’s not to love?"
Okay I need some help. I am attempting to collect all of the positive remarks regaurding gay representation on Glee that I can.
daxterdd:
triddlegrl:
I mean article quotes, things the actors have mentioned in interviews stuff from episode reviews whatever. I’ve kept some of these by chance so I was wondering if anyone else had and if I could get a bigger collection going for this project. If you have a link handy or you saved some quote somewhere point me to it.
I have a tag on my blog for quotes about Klaine (though I make no pretense that it is comprehensive)
I don’t have time to go through all of them at the moment, but here are some from the first few pages:
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