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Along with scores of viewers, Christina Hendricks will always remember the third season of Mad Men as the year season when the bombshell bit back. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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Elisabeth talks about Peggy (And Duck!), Vincent talks about dancing & Christina talks about lesbians NY Mag: Mad Men’s Elisabeth Moss on Peggy Olson, the ‘Ultimate Feminist’ Mad Men's Peggy Olson has had quite a year, between an affair with a... Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T
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So, this weekend I sat in a Victorian drawing room and listened to Cloris Leachman play the piano, very well. But more on that later. Let's get back to our regularly scheduled "Mad Men" musings. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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The actor behind Sterling Cooper's Head of Television talks about his own hidden talents, getting to run around in his underwear and whether he follows Harry Crane's tweets. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T
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Joan is probably one of the most complex, mysterious characters on the show ... On the surface, she's the epitome of early sixties sexiness; at the same time, she's very vulnerable.
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I think Joan is a person who found the style in which she feels comfortable and she will wear that style for the rest of her life ... She is a character that really loves to present herself in a way that she knows what her assets are.
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