actor Dianna Agronfamous for the breakthrough character of Quinn Fabray Happyrecently appeared in the re-watch podcast This is what you really missedhosted by her former actor Jenna Ushkowitz and Kevin McHale. During the conversation, she deeply shared her reflections on her late co-star Cory Monteithstressing his friendliness and leadership, both outside and off.
Agron describes Monteith as a “teddy bear” with a “big brother's presence” on it, and he embodies real warmth and roots – a trait full of powerful resonance outside the camera. She clearly added: “His body does not have a small amount of bones”, emphasizing his daily generosity.
She tells a particularly touching anecdote. At a pool party in Monteith, Agron's brother mentioned strabismusing in the sun due to lack of sunglasses. Montes quickly invited him to choose any pair from his collection, offering: “These are my sunglasses. Just take a pair.” For Agron, that moment encapsulates the essence of who he is. She said memory “give her a chicken skin ump.”
Apart from Montes, Agren also expressed her lasting connection with the late Naya Rivera and Mark Salinexplain their existence “feelings”[s] Therefore, all of this exists in my heart, body, mind, soul. “Her memories of them” as characters, actors, our friends and family,” she said, keeping them vivid and will “never dissipate” with “beautifulness.”
MCHALE and USHKOWITZ revealed that losing Rivera’s emotional weight almost derailed their podcast plan, but eventually they found a recovery while revisiting the show and celebrating the personality behind the character: “It’s really a gift we can watch this, ……How great are they in people’s identities,” he said.
Ushkowitz added that re-watching allowed her to “appreciate their talents in addition to loving their humanity”, creating “new places to heal” for actors and fans.
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