Windy City Live - 20/07/2012

Thanks for the vids Arina but Why 2007 ???

LOL At the beginning of the interview, the female host told him "that's great hair" and it is

brisallie wrote:Thanks for the vids Arina but Why 2007 ???

LOL At the beginning of the interview, the female host told him "that's great hair" and it is

Omg, I absolutely don't know what I was thinking about that I wrote 2007, I didn't notice that

I liked Chris's hair better previous days when they weren't so "high" styled.

I think these are posings w/ fans:

I did post a video of what happened during the commericial with the pizza. I removed it because he had the pizza taken for him obviously because he is doing an interview, and some nasty stan put her voice over it saying just kiddin the pizza is not for you, some Darren stans are getting a kick out of it even though it is obvious this did not happen the way they think it did.

It is so obvious it is stupid, because the girl sounds like a teenager.

I expect he took the pizza with him after the interview. If he ate any of it, he could have had food between his teeth, food might have dropped on his shirt (pizza's can be very messy) and these idiots like to think they took it of him because it wasn't really for him.

Jealousy is really rearing it's head in a bad way in this fandom. I have never been a part of a fandom that can be hateful towards others that aren't their favourites.

People resent when their favorites aren't getting attention, as if they should be rewarded for simply existing. Chris wrote a book, it has a great backstory. He has a movie, another book, another movie that he also wrote that he is getting made, working on the sequel to Land of stories. He is getting attention because he worked his ass off, and he is reaping the rewards. I am hoping that his lovely voice acting on his audiobook will get him some offers to do voices in some animated flick more than dog #3. Chris does charming and witty interviews, and from the caliber of people he attracted to his movie he is well liked in Hollywood. Despite all this heady attention he has remained well-grounded and humble. Fandom may be a necessary evil for him to deal with, but he is creating a solid foundation for his future career. His future fans will be more adult, for the writers to not give him better story is actually short sighted, because he is by his association with Glee, bringing positive publicity to the show. He has written a well received book, later has a movie coming out. Despite our negative Glee feelings they are a business, not capitalizng on all that would be foolish. Just like WSS reflected Darren's Broadway stint, Kurt will be in the spotlight when Chris' movie comes out. Well written story, probably not, but Chris has worked with a lot less.

It is actually liberating to have absolutely no expectations for season four, except to see Chris on screen. No matter how much he is used as a prop, we all know the projects and goals Chris has. Badwriting will only decrease Glee's life expectancy even more. Chris won't havethenice paycheck, but three books, and two movies, are bound to put something in the bank

this is my least favorite hair.

there is a very rob pat twilight hair vibe going on.
i kind of like it

but I don't like that rob pat guy. he's creepy.

neither do I, but I like that hairstyle on bb. what i don't like is the one he had in 2x22 - ny. the hair mountain. here, he really looks like the wind just blow it and made the style. kind of messy, but not really. i just dig it on him i guess.

Divalicious wrote: I am hoping that his lovely voice acting on his audiobook will get him some offers to do voices in some animated flick more than dog #3.

Is that possible? I didn't know that was a possibility. I think it'd be a great way to showcase more of Chris' talent.

This my least favorite hair of Chris as well (well I mean from these last events), but the hair he had as Kurt in 2x22 were really much worse.

Not to protest for protests sake, but the higher the hair the better for me. High in the middle though, this one sways to the right too much, but high as hell so

it's like his head is on fire (or is the fire). i ginger chris, when ever we get a glimpse of him. he goes from strawberry blond, to ginger to brown to almost black depending on the lighting and angle.

arina wrote:This my least favorite hair of Chris as well (well I mean from these last events), but the hair he had as Kurt in 2x22 were really much worse.

OK, maybe I´m weird, but I think he looks great

I so want him to get a crew cut, or shave his head. i love to touch the short peach fuzz sprouting from shaved heads. when my boys are little they did it as a fashion statement (for a while lots of their school mates were doing it). they were short then so I can easily touch their heads - and I love that texture!

Just managed to watch this interview.

Chris looks good as usual; but yes, his hair does appear particularly tall on this occasion.

I'm surprised that the hosts of the show didn't know most of the answers to Chris's little quiz near the end. I guess that's the downside to assuming that Disney cartoons are faithful adaptations of the original fairy tales.

i just realized that the reason he has this "fly away" hair for this show is because it's the "windy city" program.

Still catching up on all the interviews. I really like this one.

Delight wrote:I'm surprised that the hosts of the show didn't know most of the answers to Chris's little quiz near the end. I guess that's the downside to assuming that Disney cartoons are faithful adaptations of the original fairy tales.

I know, right?

I thought the quizz was cute (and I knew them all!).
Nice that Chris took that effort to 'educate' everyone a bit. He really cares about those fairytales.


(I cried so hard when I first read the Little Mermaid's story.)

Glorfindel wrote:

(I cried so hard when I first read the Little Mermaid's story.)

When I first read the original Little Mermaid Story, I got really upset and thought, 'What the--! Where's that happily ever after?? How can there be a fairy tale with such a depressing ending?!'

I like the Disney cartoon version more, even when I know it's not how the story is supposed to end. I'm a sucker for happy endings.

Delight wrote:

Glorfindel wrote:

(I cried so hard when I first read the Little Mermaid's story.)

When I first read the original Little Mermaid Story, I got really upset and thought, 'What the--! Where's that happily ever after?? How can there be a fairy tale with such a depressing ending?!'

I like the Disney cartoon version more, even when I know it's not how the story is supposed to end. I'm a sucker for happy endings.

Yeah, the little mermaid sure suffered from Kurt Hummel syndrome: no matter how hard you try and sacrifice, it ain't gonna work out, kid. 'Cause "That's what happens."
(At least the little mermaid chose her destiny herself out of love.)

RIB could learn from Hans Christian Andersen (quote):
“Just living is not enough... One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.”



Talking about Hans Christian Andersen:
Chris really lived the Ugly Duckling fairytale: being ridiculed for who he was and not fitting in because of it, and then finding out he is not like them nay-sayers at all and more beautiful than he'd ever imagined himself to be (and I think Chris is slowly realizing this when he sees his reflection in the pond).

Another Hans Christian Andersen quote:
“Being born in a duck yard does not matter, if only you are hatched from a swan's egg.”