Interview: I Am Number Four star Dianna Agron!

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Dianna Agron is probably best known for her role on Fox’s popular series “Glee” but that’s about to change as Agron makes her big-budget debut this Friday in the Michael Bay produced action-adventure flick I AM NUMBER FOUR.

We caught up with Agron in LA recently and talked to her about switching gears from the light-hearted set of “Glee” to I AM NUMBER FOUR and whether she sees herself moving away from the singing and dancing to kicking and punching. Check it out below and remember I AM NUMBER FOUR hits theaters tomorrow!

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