Full History Of Dianna Agron In Timeline From 1986

April 30, 1986: Dianna Agron's Birth

On April 30, 1986, Dianna Elise Agron was born. She is an American actress and singer recognized for her work in screen and stage.

2001: Watched 2001 and A Clockwork Orange

In 2001, Dianna Agron watched 2001 and A Clockwork Orange and was surprised by the scope available as an actor.

2005: Moved to Los Angeles and Signed with Dance Agency

In 2005, Dianna Agron moved to Los Angeles and was signed by a dance agency, leading to her pursuing acting and music video opportunities.

2006: Television Appearances and Uncredited Film Role

In 2006, Dianna Agron appeared on television series including Shark, Close to Home, Drake & Josh, CSI: NY and Numbers, and had an uncredited appearance in When a Stranger Calls.

2006: Screen Debut

In 2006, Dianna Agron made her screen debut after acting in small theater productions in her youth.

2007: Starred in Skid Marks, Rushers, and T.K.O.

In 2007, Dianna Agron appeared in comedy films like Skid Marks and Rushers, which won the short film audience award at the 2007 Method Fest, and the action-thriller film T.K.O.

2007: Main Role in It's a Mall World and Recurring Role in Heroes

In 2007, Dianna Agron played the main role of Harper in the Milo Ventimiglia-directed MTV series It's a Mall World and appeared in a recurring role for the second season of Heroes.

2008: Television Appearances

In 2008, Dianna Agron appeared on television series including Shark, Close to Home, Drake & Josh, CSI: NY and Numbers.

2008: Screenplay Optioned

In 2008, Dianna Agron's feature screenplay about a 28-year-old man and his relationships with different women in his life as he learns how to say "I love you" was optioned.

2009: Wrote, Starred in, Directed, and Executive-Produced A Fuchsia Elephant

During the hiatus away from filming Glee in the summer of 2009, Agron wrote, starred in, directed, and executive-produced an unreleased short comedy film called A Fuchsia Elephant.

2009: Breakthrough Role in Glee

In 2009, Dianna Agron had her breakthrough role as Quinn Fabray in the Fox musical comedy drama series Glee.

2009: Cast as Quinn Fabray in Glee

In 2009, Dianna Agron landed her breakthrough role as Quinn Fabray on the Fox musical comedy-drama series Glee, becoming the last principal actor to be cast.

April 2010: Quinn Fabray Described as Conniving

In April 2010, Media journalist Jon Caramanica described the character of Quinn Fabray as a "conniving though angelic-seeming cheerleader".

July 2010: Relationship with Alex Pettyfer Begins

In July 2010, Dianna Agron began dating British actor Alex Pettyfer, who was her co-star in 'I Am Number Four'. They began cohabitating despite reported difficulties in their relationship.

December 2010: Illness During Filming of Thriller

In December 2010, Dianna Agron became ill during the filming of the "Thriller" number on Glee, causing a brief delay.

2010: Won American Music Award

In 2010, Dianna Agron and her Glee castmates won an American Music Award.

2010: GQ Cover Appearance and Controversy

In 2010, Dianna Agron appeared on the cover of GQ with Glee co-stars Michele and Monteith, leading to controversy due to complaints about the provocative attire. Agron later apologized on her blog.

2010: Directed Music Video and Took on Film Roles

In 2010, Dianna Agron directed the music video for "Body" by Thao & The Get Down Stay Down and took on more film roles, including Natalie in Burlesque.

2010: Emceeing "Chickens in Love" Concert

In 2010, Dianna Agron emceed the concert "Chickens in Love" for literacy non-profit 826LA. This was part of her charitable endeavors supporting children.

2010: Acted in "The Romantics"

In 2010, Dianna Agron played Candice Bergen's daughter in the film The Romantics.

2010: Teen Choice Award Nomination and Screen Actors Guild Award

In 2010, Dianna Agron was nominated for the Teen Choice Award for Female Breakout Star for her role in Glee, and she and the cast won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Ensemble in a Comedy Series.

2010: Filming I Am Number Four

In the summer of 2010, photography began for the film I Am Number Four, the day after the first Glee tour finished.

February 2011: Messy Break-up with Alex Pettyfer

In February 2011, Dianna Agron and Alex Pettyfer had a messy break-up the day after their film was released. There were reports that Pettyfer threatened Agron over the phone and had a "heated confrontation" with Sebastian Stan, someone with whom Agron was close with at the time.

May 2011: Tested for Alice Deane Role in Seventh Son

In May 2011, after Pettyfer dropped out of playing Tom in Seventh Son, Agron tested for the role of Alice Deane.

June 2011: Relationship with Sebastian Stan Begins

In June 2011, Dianna Agron began dating actor Sebastian Stan. They split in December due to Agron being unable to spend time with him while having to work on Glee.

December 12, 2011: Launch of You, Me & Charlie (YM&C)

On December 12, 2011, Dianna Agron launched You, Me & Charlie (YM&C), a curation platform where she and other contributors wrote and collected posts on subjects including music, art, fashion, and daily inspiration.

2011: Nominated for Grammy Awards and Brit Award

In 2011, Dianna Agron and her Glee castmates were collectively nominated for two Grammy Awards as well as the Brit Award for International Breakthrough Act of the year.

2011: Attended Trevor Live!

In 2011, Dianna Agron attended the Trevor Project's Trevor Live! with Glee co-stars Kevin McHale and Darren Criss.

2011: Film Roles

In 2011, Dianna Agron had various supporting parts, including the cheerleader Samantha in Bold Native, an animal liberation terror film.

2011: Starred in I Am Number Four

In 2011, Dianna Agron starred in the superhero adaptation I Am Number Four.

2011: Ranked on IMDb and Victoria's Secret Lists

In 2011, Dianna Agron was listed on IMDb's top emerging stars list for her roles in Glee and I Am Number Four. Victoria's Secret models also ranked her as having the sexiest smile in Hollywood.

2011: Wearing "Likes Girls" T-Shirt

In 2011, Dianna Agron wore a T-shirt that read "Likes Girls," which, according to lesbian culture website Autostraddle, started the whole internet gay discourse surrounding her sexuality.

2011: Wrote Time 100 Entry for Chris Colfer

In 2011, Dianna Agron wrote the Time 100 entry for her Glee co-star Chris Colfer.

2011: Tested for Alice Deane Role in Seventh Son

In May 2011, after Alex Pettyfer dropped out of playing Tom in Seventh Son, Dianna Agron tested for the role of Alice Deane.

February 2012: Dating Sebastian Stan Again

In February 2012, Dianna Agron and Sebastian Stan began dating again after having split in December of the previous year. They were still together in April.

March 24, 2012: GLAAD Media Awards in New York

On March 24, 2012, Naya Rivera and Cory Monteith hosted a parallel GLAAD Media Awards event in New York City.

June 2, 2012: Hosted GLAAD Media Awards in San Francisco

On June 2, 2012, Dianna Agron hosted the GLAAD Media Awards in San Francisco, auctioning off kisses to the audience and raising $5,500 for the campaign.

2012: Soundtrack Album Grammy Nomination

In 2012, Dianna Agron and her Glee castmates received another soundtrack album Grammy nomination.

2012: Visited Somaly Mam Foundation's Kampong Cham Center

In 2012, Dianna Agron visited the Somaly Mam Foundation's Kampong Cham center, where she met child and teenage residents, demonstrating her support for charities for refugees.

2012: Addressing Taylor Swift Relationship Speculation

In 2012, Dianna Agron was asked about the veracity of the speculation of a relationship between her and Taylor Swift while as a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

2012: Most followed celebrity on Twitter

In 2012, Dianna Agron was one of the most-followed and most influential celebrities on Twitter.

2012: GLAAD Spirit Day Ambassador

Since 2012, Dianna Agron has been a GLAAD Spirit Day ambassador, which demonstrates her activism for LGBT+ rights.

February 2013: Hosted Concert for YM&C in Los Angeles

In February 2013, Dianna Agron hosted a concert for the curation blog You, Me & Charlie in Los Angeles, where she performed Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" and Tina Turner's "What's Love Got to Do with It" with the band A House For Lions.

2013: Criticized paparazzi after Cory Monteith's death

Following Cory Monteith's death in 2013, Dianna Agron criticized the lack of privacy afforded to her Glee castmates by paparazzi, acknowledging it as a trade-off for the benefits of being an actor.

2013: Appeared in The Killers' "Just Another Girl" music video

In 2013, Dianna Agron appeared in the music video for The Killers' "Just Another Girl", portraying the lead singer, Brandon Flowers. She also briefly appeared in the fifth season of Glee.

2013: Starred in "The Family"

In 2013, Dianna Agron played Belle Blake in Luc Besson's "The Family" alongside Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer, marking her transition after reducing her role on Glee. The film garnered mixed reviews, but Agron's performance was praised, leading to a Women Film Critics Circle Award nomination.

2013: Promoted Campaign Fundraiser Benefiting Somaly Mam Foundation

In 2013, Dianna Agron promoted a campaign fundraiser benefiting the Somaly Mam Foundation, continuing her support for charities aiding refugees.

2013: Spoke at the San Francisco Power of Choice Luncheon

In 2013, Dianna Agron spoke at the 18th San Francisco Power of Choice Luncheon to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.

2013: Starred in The Family

In 2013, Dianna Agron starred in the crime comedy The Family.

February 2014: Starred in Sam Smith's "I'm Not the Only One" music video and directed music video for "Till Sunrise"

In February 2014, Dianna Agron starred as the scorned bride in Sam Smith's "I'm Not the Only One" music video. That same month, she also directed the music video for "Till Sunrise" by Goldroom.

August 2014: Wrote Article for NBC News Promoting UN International Youth Day

In August 2014, Dianna Agron wrote an article for NBC News to promote United Nations (UN) International Youth Day.

November 2014: Featured on UNICEF Charity Single "Imagine"

In November 2014, Dianna Agron, among many other international artists, was featured on the United Nations Children's Fund charity single "Imagine".

December 2014: United Service Organizations Tour

In December 2014, Dianna Agron provided services and live entertainment to United States troops and their families as part of the United Service Organizations tour at Bagram air field, Afghanistan, and locations in Spain, Italy, Turkey, and the UK.

2014: Global Citizen Ambassador

Since 2014, Dianna Agron has been a Global Citizen Ambassador, regularly participating in the Global Citizen Festival. This is related to her activism and support for various causes.

July 2015: Dating Winston Marshall

In July 2015, Dianna Agron was reported to be dating Mumford & Sons guitarist Winston Marshall.

2015: Described Style as Prudish

In 2015, Dianna Agron described her style and self-presentation as "more to the prudish side."

2015: Directed short film for Tory Burch and returned to Glee

In 2015, Dianna Agron directed a short film for Tory Burch's Paris flagship store opening and represented the brand at the Met Gala. She also returned to Glee for its final season.

2015: Starred in 'Bare' and made theatre debut in 'McQueen'

In 2015, Dianna Agron played the lead role in the drama film 'Bare' and made her professional theater debut in 'McQueen' at the St. James Theatre on the West End. She also performed the U.S. national anthem in London for Independence Day 2015.

2015: Starred in Drama Bare

In 2015, Dianna Agron starred in the drama Bare.

2015: Activism for Charities and Advocacy Groups

In 2015, The Guardian noted that Dianna Agron is known for her activism, supporting charities and advocacy groups when not acting, particularly related to LGBT+ and human rights.

October 15, 2016: Marriage to Winston Marshall

On October 15, 2016, Dianna Agron and Winston Marshall were married in Morocco. Agron wore a Valentino Fall 2016 dress.

2016: Referenced in Japanese song

In 2016, Dianna Agron and her Glee character were referenced in the song "Einstein yori Dianna Agron" by Japanese idol group HKT48, as the epitome of beauty and charm.

2016: Endorsement of Hillary Clinton's Presidential Campaign

In 2016, Dianna Agron endorsed Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, aligning with her pattern of political endorsements.

2016: Relocated to New York City

In 2016, Dianna Agron relocated to New York City and took time away from working.

2016: Visited Resettled Syrian Refugees in Austria and Jordan

In 2016, Dianna Agron traveled with the UN to visit resettled Syrian refugees in Austria and Jordan, continuing her support for charities for refugees.

2016: Visit to Israel for Faith Study

In 2016, Dianna Agron, who is a practicing Jew, visited Israel to study her faith. This occurred in the context of her being known for playing gentile characters, despite her Jewish background.

2016: IFC's Boxed In Satirizes Ambiguous Statements

In 2016, an episode of IFC's Boxed In satirized Dianna Agron making ambiguous statements on the subject of her sexuality, which is common in Celesbian culture.

September 2017: Singing Debut at Café Carlyle

In September 2017, Dianna Agron made her singing debut with a residency at the Café Carlyle in New York, performing music originally sung by male acts and receiving positive reviews for her vocal quality.

2017: Featured in "Novitiate" and "Hollow in the Land"

In 2017, Dianna Agron appeared in the film "Novitiate" as Sister Mary Grace and starred as Alison Miller in the drama "Hollow in the Land", receiving positive reviews for her performances.

2017: Desired return to indie films

In 2017, Dianna Agron expressed her desire to return to indie films after 'Glee' and 'The Family', seeking solace in smaller projects.

2017: Jurist for Nora Ephron Prize

In 2017, Dianna Agron served as a jurist for the Nora Ephron Prize at the Tribeca Film Festival, supporting female filmmakers.

2017: Starred in Novitiate and Hollow in the Land

In 2017, Dianna Agron starred in the dramas Novitiate and Hollow in the Land.

2018: Jurist for Through Her Lens Grant at Tribeca

In 2018, Dianna Agron was a jurist for the Through Her Lens grant at Tribeca, supporting female filmmakers.

2018: Debate on Jewish Characters Portrayed by Jewish Actors

In 2018, the debate on whether Jewish characters should be portrayed by Jewish actors became prominent with the success of 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.' Physiognomist Sharrona Pearl referred to Dianna Agron and her roles as overtly shiksa characters in Tablet magazine, sparking discussions about representation.

February 2019: Returned to the Café Carlyle

In February 2019, Dianna Agron returned to the Café Carlyle for a second residency, performing a setlist tailored for her husky register with a larger band.

2019: Separation from Winston Marshall

In 2019, Dianna Agron and Winston Marshall separated after being married. They kept their relationship private, including not posting about each other on social media.

2019: Directed and starred in "Berlin, I Love You" segment

In 2019, Dianna Agron directed and starred in a segment of the film "Berlin, I Love You", playing a puppeteer. The film received mixed reviews, but Agron's segment was often highlighted as the most effective.

2019: Starred in and Directed Part of Berlin, I Love You

In 2019, Dianna Agron starred in Berlin, I Love You, part of which she also directed.

2019: Brief Paralysis Termed 'Shark-Jumping Moment'

In 2019, The Guardian termed the brief paralysis of Quinn, and the related "cringe-inducing" performance of "I'm Still Standing", as Glee's "defining shark-jumping moment", though critics praised Agron's acting.

March 2020: Lost the Title of Most Charting Act in History

By March 2020, Agron and her Glee castmates lost the title of most-charting (Billboard) act in history, after holding the record since the start of the sixth season.

2020: Divorce from Winston Marshall

In 2020, Dianna Agron and Winston Marshall divorced after separating in 2019. They were married in October 2016 in Morocco.

2020: Started working on Acidman

In 2020, Dianna Agron began working on the film Acidman, which deals with themes of father-daughter relationships.

2020: Endorsement of Joe Biden's Presidential Campaign

In 2020, Dianna Agron endorsed Joe Biden's presidential campaign, continuing her involvement in political endorsements.

2020: Starred in Shiva Baby

In 2020, Dianna Agron starred in the comedy Shiva Baby.

2020: "I Feel Pretty/Unpretty" named Best Glee Cover

In 2020, The Observer named "I Feel Pretty/Unpretty" the best Glee cover, praising Agron's "soft and comforting vocals".

2020: Shift to prominent independent films

Starting in 2020 with "Shiva Baby", Dianna Agron began appearing in more prominent independent films, receiving well-received performances. Most of her characters during this time were identifiably Jewish.

2021: Starred in "The Laureate"

In 2021, Dianna Agron portrayed Laura Riding in the historical biopic "The Laureate", which tells the story of Riding's life with Robert Graves and their lovers.

2021: Starred in The Laureate

In 2021, Dianna Agron's portrayal of poet Laura Riding in the historical biopic The Laureate received critical acclaim.

April 2022: Starred in "As They Made Us"

In April 2022, Dianna Agron played the lead role, Abigail, in Mayim Bialik's "As They Made Us", alongside Dustin Hoffman and Candice Bergen. This film addresses themes of parental death.

April 2022: Third Residency at the Café Carlyle

In March and April 2022, Dianna Agron performed her third residency at the Café Carlyle, receiving positive reviews for her commentary and connection with the audience.

June 2022: Criticized Supreme Court Repeal of Roe v. Wade

In June 2022, Dianna Agron criticized the Supreme Court of the United States when it repealed Roe v. Wade.

2022: Recalibrated after Glee

In 2022, Dianna Agron explained that she purposely had to recalibrate after she was fully off of Glee, and make time for herself.

2022: Winston Marshall Discusses Divorce

In 2022, Winston Marshall said that splitting up with Dianna Agron, which they did around the same time he got sober, was painful.

May 2023: Relationship with Harold Ancart

In May 2023, it was revealed that Dianna Agron and Belgian painter Harold Ancart had been together for almost two years and live together in New York.

2023: Starred in The Chosen One

In 2023, Dianna Agron returned to mainstream television in the Netflix fantasy drama series The Chosen One, which was her first non-English language role.

2023: Released 'Acidman' and 'Clock' and joined 'The Chosen One'

In 2023, Dianna Agron starred in the releases of 'Acidman' and 'Clock'. She also returned to television for the first time since Glee, joining the main cast of Netflix's 'The Chosen One'.

2023: Addressing Taylor Swift Relationship Speculation in Rolling Stone

In 2023, Dianna Agron was asked by Rolling Stone about the veracity of the speculation of a relationship between her and Taylor Swift.

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