
November 14 2010 5:25 PM EST
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Glee actor Chris Colfer tells Entertainment Weekly that he's receiving stacks of mail from young fans thankful for his gay character, Kurt.
GregInHollywood has a snippet of the interview, which comes after a recent episode of the Fox program featuring Kurt's homophobic bully planting a kiss on him.
"With all due respect to my castmates, they don't get the letters like I get -- the letters that not only say 'I'm your biggest fan,' but also, 'Kurt saved my life' and 'Kurt doesn't make me feel alone' from 7-year-olds in Nebraska," Colfer told EW. "When I was growing up, there wasn't a character like this. I think what makes Kurt so special is he's finding himself in front of our eyes."
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