Chris Colfer as Kurt Hummel. |
Fashion-forward soprano Kurt Hummel stands out at McKinley High, which unfortunately makes him an easy target for bullies. He finds an unlikely hero in quarterback Finn Hudson, a glee teammate and the object of Kurt's crush.
Kurt's interests include promoting and marketing his new fragrance, "Hummel." His best friend is diva Mercedes Jones, and though their friendship is briefly rocked by a Cheerios scheme, they're closer than ever after Kurt confides in her that he's gay. When they feel overshadowed by glee leads Finn and Rachel, Kurt and Mercedes join the Cheerios, expecting more opportunities for the spotlight.
Kurt lives with his widower dad, Burt, a sports fan Kurt is desperate not to disappoint. To win his father's approval, Kurt joins the football team and his success as a kicker gives Kurt the courage to come out to him. To Kurt's relief, Burt tells him he'll love him no matter what.
Kurt devises an elaborate plan to get closer to Finn by encouraging a romantic relationship between their widowed parents, but he's devastated when his dad bonds with Finn in a way they never have. Burt invites Finn and his mom to move in, and Kurt is thrilled to be sharing a room with his crush. But Finn reacts with embarrassment and then anger after being taunted by his homophobic football teammates. When Finn lashes out at Kurt, Burt kicks Finn out of the house.
Chris Colfer Bio
Chris Colfer, who made his television debut on GLEE, was recently recognized for his work on the series with an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.
Colfer grew up performing in regional theatre productions in his hometown of Clovis, CA. In high school, he was active in drama, was the president of the writers club, served as editor of the school literary magazine and was a speech and debate champion. He currently lives in Los Angeles.
Colfer grew up performing in regional theatre productions in his hometown of Clovis, CA. In high school, he was active in drama, was the president of the writers club, served as editor of the school literary magazine and was a speech and debate champion. He currently lives in Los Angeles.
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