Chris in TGP

here we go, for those who are too lazy to click Arina's link (thanks Arina):



I love this part. I sat through a whole hour and didnt' see this. It's the best part of the show. Of course I am biased. too bad there are still a lot they cut out. I wish they kept hte whole thing, like all the chit chat if any.

fantastica wrote:here we go, for those who are too lazy to click Arina's link (thanks Arina):



I love this part. I sat through a whole hour and didnt' see this. It's the best part of the show. Of course I am biased. too bad there are still a lot they cut out. I wish they kept hte whole thing, like all the chit chat if any.

OMG, why didn't they include this in the show. He was very insightful. Is he really just that good at everything?

Also, I find it funny that he was saying that he had to learn to pull back because of his theater background when he is such a subtle, beatiful actor.

here's a link off chris colfer news of his whole appearance on the glee project, so you don't have to watch the full episode.
though it's missing the scene above with his giving more advice individually. :O I'm pretty sure all of what's in here we've already scene but it's just all in one except for the extended scene of his session mentoring.

http://chriscolfernews.tumblr.com/post/29526982061/daxterdd-chris-colfers-full-appearance-in-the

Chris sounds really insightful with his advice here. Wish they've kept this in addition to his Single Ladies and bar mitzvahs comment.

Delight wrote:...



Chris sounds really insightful with his advice here. Wish they've kept this in addition to his Single Ladies and bar mitzvahs comment.

Here's an Iphone case with that phrase :


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I don't know which was the criteria to pick a specific phrase, but I'd have liked to see all of them in the episode, there're so meaningful But there wasn't enough time.

Maybe is my inner fangherl speaking but he was very believable as mentor.
At least I had not the urge to laugh watching him giving advices...quite the reverse! He was lovely

zuppid wrote:Maybe is my inner fangherl speaking but he was very believable as mentor.
At least I had not the urge to laugh watching him giving advices...quite the reverse! He was lovely

I thought he was fantastic. His advice wan't mean, it was from Chris's own observations of what he does. It was great insight. I loved his advice about taking the stage doesn't necessarily mean moving all over it; it is taking command. He really gave them some great things to work with and maybe they will think about being more subtle in their acting.