Jon Hamm. For a span of eight years, Jon Hamm existed in the collective consciousness as one character, and one character only: Don Draper.
So it may not come as much of a surprise that for a long time, casting agents exclusively offered him parts like the one he was already playing on Mad Men. What they didn't know, but have since figured out, is that despite possessing every bit as much charm as his most well-known character, Hamm is capable of so much more.
In equal measure, he's funny, philosophical, and honest, all of which shine through on this week's episode of Table for Two , where he discusses what it was like listening to R-Rated Red Foxx LPs in the library at years-old, his parents dying when he was young, getting married at 52, working with Tina Fey and John Slattery on his latest film, and much more.
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