Cory Monteith deglamorized in final two films

This year’s Toronto International Film Festival will be another high-art affair. But the September event will also be much anticipated for the late “Glee” star Cory Monteith’s last two films, reports BBC. In one of them, the US crime drama “McCanick,” Monteith is a down and dirty, drug-addled ex-con. “All the Wrong Reasons” also presents the “Glee” star in the starkly toned-down role of a store manager coping with his wife’s post-traumatic stress disorder. But it’s his role in “McCanick” wherein he appears as a “long-haired, hoodie-wearing lout,” or so “The Independent” describes Monteith’s character, that is sure to draw curiosity and interest among fans.

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