Dianna Agron

Why is She famous

How many women as hot as Dianna Agron would interrupt a make-out session in order to pray?  Not many, we hope.  But that's just what Agron's character Quinn Fabray does in the upcoming FOX show Glee; the highly anticipated hour-long comedy has been described by one cast member as being like High School Musical if it was "punched in the stomach and had its lunch money stolen."

Dianna Agron Quote

" Every day is an opportunity to fall or hurt yourself."

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On Glee, Dianna Agron plays Quinn Fabray, head cheerleader and leader of the chastity club. As Quinn, the gorgeous and adorable Agron assumes a bitchy, backstabbing high school role with a lengthy Hollywood pedigree: examples include Libby Chessler (Jenna Leigh Green) on Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Regina George (Rachel McAdams) in Mean Girls, Madison Sinclair (Amanda Noret) on Veronica Mars, to name a few.  However, Agron comes to the role with some prior screen experience as the mean cheerleader, having played Debbie Marshall, Clair's (Hayden Panettiere) bully on Heroes.

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Dianna Agron has been a working actress since at least 2005, and while she's landed a number of one-offs on some high-profile TV shows such as CSI: NY and Drake & Josh, along with a couple recurring roles, her role as Quinn on FOX's highly hyped Glee represents her biggest break yet. 

Dianna Agron Biography

Born in the mid-1980s in the near-sweltering springtime of Savannah, Georgia, Dianna Agron began performing, in a sense, when she was just 3 years old. That's when she started to study dancing, and as she grew up she would delve into a range of styles, from ballet to jazz to hip-hop.

dianna agron comes to hollywood

She landed her first role on the forgettable made-for-TV movie After Midnight: Life Behind Bars in 2006, but fortunately for the lovely Agron, things would start looking up from here. One-offs on CSI: NY, Drake & Josh and Shark, would give her the experience and exposure needed to land three episodes on the hit Veronica Mars, although it wasn't a recurring role.

 

dianna agron on glee

The FOX network wisely tied to the pilot episode of Glee to the finale of American Idol in May of 2009, giving viewers a fantastic taste of what would become one of the most hyped and anticipated fall 2009 TV shows. While we don't get much indication of Agron's character Quinn Fabray in the premiere, we do learn she's the head of the "Cheerios," the school's cheerleading team and a leading member of the chastity club, which explains why she puts the brakes on a make-out session with her boyfriend in order to pray.



Since Fabray dates the school's football hero who is tricked into joining the glee club, where he's hit upon by an ambitious singer played by Lea Michele, we expect Glee to offer up plenty of delicious cat-fights for the fall TV season. Hey, your girlfriend's going to make you watch it. At least you'll have some moments to look forward to.