Interview of Chris by kaigai Drama NAVI

I remember there's another interview also from a japanese magazine called Cinema Cafe I think.

^Yah, that the interview I posted happened at the same time as the one on the Cinema Cafe magazine.
But don't know about that one.

Emile wrote:

I remember there's another interview also from a japanese magazine called Cinema Cafe I think.

^Yah, that the interview I posted happened at the same time as the one on the Cinema Cafe magazine.
But don't know about that one.

fantastica wrote:^ I thought they are the same. that's the one w/ Chris wearing the glasses right?

brisallie wrote:

Emile wrote:

I remember there's another interview also from a japanese magazine called Cinema Cafe I think.

^Yah, that the interview I posted happened at the same time as the one on the Cinema Cafe magazine.
But don't know about that one.

fantastica wrote:^ I thought they are the same. that's the one w/ Chris wearing the glasses right?

@Emile and Fantastica, yep is the one where he's wearing glasses Here is the link
Cinema Cafe Interview but is in japanese I just wanted to confirm he's wearing glasses lol

Emile wrote:
CC:Certainly young people and teenagers are part of the viewing audience, occasionally there are people who can’t separate real life from fiction. But because Kurt and I are so different, there are some things that are a little annoying. Kurt and I do have points where we resemble each other, but for the most part we are very different. While I’m walking in the street, I hear “Hey, you, you look very cool,” but I reply “No, Kurt’s the cool one, I’m always the jeans and t-shirt kind of guy,” and when I hear “Hey girl!” I feel like “Don’t say to me ‘Hey Girl’!”.
Kurt has become like this country’s gay community’s advertisement (representation?), so people come up to me and say, “Thank you for everything you have done for the gay community.” But I want to say, “That isn’t me, that’s the writers work. We formed this character called Kurt, I just happen to resemble to him.”

Shinra17 wrote:

Emile wrote:
CC:Certainly young people and teenagers are part of the viewing audience, occasionally there are people who can’t separate real life from fiction. But because Kurt and I are so different, there are some things that are a little annoying. Kurt and I do have points where we resemble each other, but for the most part we are very different. While I’m walking in the street, I hear “Hey, you, you look very cool,” but I reply “No, Kurt’s the cool one, I’m always the jeans and t-shirt kind of guy,” and when I hear “Hey girl!” I feel like “Don’t say to me ‘Hey Girl’!”.
Kurt has become like this country’s gay community’s advertisement (representation?), so people come up to me and say, “Thank you for everything you have done for the gay community.” But I want to say, “That isn’t me, that’s the writers work. We formed this character called Kurt, I just happen to resemble to him.”

Cinema Cafe’s Foreign Dramas vol.220 Infiltration of the glee set! for the 4th time
We infiltrated the site where the drama everyone loves, glee, is filmed! To follow Kevin Mchale, who plays Artie, we bring you our interview with Chris Colfer, who plays Kurt.
Within the already popular glee, Kurt is the most popular character. For Chris Colfer, who won a Golden Globe award for Best Supporting Actor, among other things, for his portrayal of Kurt, this has been his big break as an actor. So playing Kurt in glee has in turn led to personal popularity, which still confuses him sometimes.
“It’s kind of irritating when people don’t separate reality and fiction. Though of course Kurt and I resemble each other, we differ in most things. Before coming on the show, all I knew about designers was from The Devil Wears Prada, (laughs) but Kurt loves fashion. While I’m walking in the street, I hear ‘Hey, you, you look very cool,’ but I personally feel more like ‘No, Kurt’s the cool one, I’m a jeans and t-shirts kind of guy!’
“What I’ve probably learned the most about from appearing on glee is fashion and music. Now I properly use designers names! But even among the things Kurt wears, I think that there are things that definitely wouldn’t actually be worn in real life. (laughs)” Chris explains, seeming less like the cute Kurt and more like a sexy, smart young man- very cool! “The clothes that you feel good wearing are the best. Also, the things that make you look thin are the best,” he laughingly nodded.
According to Chris, the most important part is the story. [Already a writer, that is an answer very like him who plays an active role.]
“For the story, interest doesn’t run out. I like to watch tv and movies, and also read books. And I also love to write. When I read or watch something wonderful, I like to laugh and cry. Works where you are so submersed in the fictional world where the story takes place that you might forget even your own name are great. I had a dream about Desperate Housewives. “Who wrote a letter to Mary Alice?” Right now I like American Horror Story, Nurse Jackie and Real Housewives of Atlanta.”
Though now the biggest question in season 3 is “He is graduating from McKinley High, what is Kurt going to do?” Chris graduated from high school three years ago.
“Unfortunately, I was a student whose parents’ incomes were too high to receive a scholarship, but too low to enter university. (Thank you chriskurisu for the help!!) So I went on to community college (after high school), and I planned to enter a university in Los Angeles later, but two weeks in I auditioned for Glee. It’s truly a miracle to me. Also, like other kids in my generation in similar situations, at that time I coming to a terrible situation. Although I had dreams and wishes, I carried a fear of not knowing what the future would hold.
“I still have the same dreams and desires from then. I haven’t achieved everything yet!” Chris says strongly. Kurt’s personality is different, but Chris symbolizes the message that Glee which is no different.

Suprisingly Manly Kurt
Perhaps because his condition was poor, Chris Colfer drank EmergenC (a vitamin C supplement) before coming. He has surprisingly rough hands*(probably more accurate translation of the meaning here is surprisingly manly but I couldn’t think of a better way to write it.) and shocked us by saying that he thinks it’s embarrassing to wear Kurt’s clothing. “I have no interest in fashion. I would die before wearing the clothes that Kurt wears!” he laughs

Shinra17 wrote:

Emile wrote:
CC:Certainly young people and teenagers are part of the viewing audience, occasionally there are people who can’t separate real life from fiction. But because Kurt and I are so different, there are some things that are a little annoying. Kurt and I do have points where we resemble each other, but for the most part we are very different. While I’m walking in the street, I hear “Hey, you, you look very cool,” but I reply “No, Kurt’s the cool one, I’m always the jeans and t-shirt kind of guy,” and when I hear “Hey girl!” I feel like “Don’t say to me ‘Hey Girl’!”.
Kurt has become like this country’s gay community’s advertisement (representation?), so people come up to me and say, “Thank you for everything you have done for the gay community.” But I want to say, “That isn’t me, that’s the writers work. We formed this character called Kurt, I just happen to resemble to him.”

Jellyrolls wrote:I vaguely remember him cringing when Lea called him "girl" during one of the interviews they did for the 3D concert movie.

arina wrote:
I think that he unfortunately gets alot of this crap, there alot of it on the internet... My own mother calls him often a girl when I speak about him sometimes...

Emile wrote:
Don't understand a single word but...looking good Chris!

Emile wrote:
CC:Certainly young people and teenagers are part of the viewing audience, occasionally there are people who can’t separate real life from fiction. But because Kurt and I are so different, there are some things that are a little annoying. Kurt and I do have points where we resemble each other, but for the most part we are very different. While I’m walking in the street, I hear “Hey, you, you look very cool,” but I reply “No, Kurt’s the cool one, I’m always the jeans and t-shirt kind of guy,” and when I hear “Hey girl!” I feel like “Don’t say to me ‘Hey Girl’!”.
Kurt has become like this country’s gay community’s advertisement (representation?), so people come up to me and say, “Thank you for everything you have done for the gay community.” But I want to say, “That isn’t me, that’s the writers work. We formed this character called Kurt, I just happen to resemble to him.”

I vaguely remember him cringing when Lea called him "girl" during one of the interviews they did for the 3D concert movie.

Shinra17 wrote:Chris in the Kaigai Drama TV Guide, well another Japanese media.