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I just found this video about his Golden Globe win in 2008. There’s an interview with one of his former teacher and some new Highschool pictures!

I hate these auto-play things, so you can watch it here : St. Louis’ Jon Hamm Wins Best Actor Award

I added the captures from the Highschool pictures in the gallery.

I added 14 more new ‘old’ Public Appearances images in the gallery.

I also added 2 more videos in the clips section. Thank you green.

I added 155 captures from The Division Episode 4×19.

I added 17 new ‘old’ Public Appearances images in the gallery.

I also added 1 Miscellaneous image. Thank you Zakara for sending it.

I added 10 Inland Empire scans dated July 2009. Thank you Jennifer for sending them to me. The Jon article is really a great read!

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Back before Mad Men was the ratings hit it is today, and Hamm and Buble was still but a far-off dream, Jon Hamm shot a little film called Stolen. The movie is Hamm’s first non-television role as a leading man, and it sat on the market for a couple of years before IFC picked it up for on-demand services and a limited theatrical release. In it, Hamm plays a cop still reeling from the disappearance of his son eight years earlier. Vulture recently spoke with Hamm about the new season of Mad Men, hosting Saturday Night Live, and playing a Jamaican nurse on 30 Rock.

You shot Stolen between the first and second seasons of Mad Men. Was there a part of you thinking, ‘I’d better line up some movies in case this whole Mad Men thing doesn’t work out’?
Not at all, really. We had just finished the first season and I was unemployed, so I was like, “Now what?” I liked the script, and it was first-time filmmakers. I liked the sort of dual story line format of the script. I thought it was an interesting way to tell the story, so I signed on.

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Thank you Lianne for the link!

Parade.com featured a new interview with Jon:

Jon Hamm rocketed to fame for his portrayal of the mysterious Don Draper on the critically acclaimed AMC drama Mad Men. The actor has also revealed a talent for comedy, getting major laughs as host of Saturday Night Live and guest star on Tina Fey’s 30 Rock. Now, Hamm is exploring his dark side in the mystery-thriller Stolen.

In the film, Hamm plays a detective trying to solve the mystery of his missing son. The 39-year-old actor admits that, despite playing such serious characters, he wants audiences to know he has a lighter side.

Going through every parent’s worst fear.
“It’s a nightmare. There is that horrible feeling of ‘What happened?’ What this man is going through is, ‘What happened to my son?’ And I hope the audience gets a sense of the urgency and the confusion and the obsession over finding the answer. This man had given his life up essentially to finding out what happened, to the detriment of the relationship with his wife and family and job.”

He never takes his work home with him.
“I don’t’ really have a problem with turning it off. When I’m at work, I’m at work. And when I’m not, I’m not. I had just finished the first season of Mad Men and there were plenty of dark moments in Don’s life, so that’s part of the job.”

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AFTER three seasons, “Mad Men,” the television series about advertising in the 1960s, has attained a level of popular-culture cachet. There have been magazine cover articles, calendars and an episode of “The Oprah Winfrey Show” all devoted to it, spoofs on “The Simpsons” and “Saturday Night Live,” and even a “Mad Men” category on “Jeopardy.”

Soon, the show will enter a realm of the pop-culture pantheon that its creator, Matthew Weiner, says has surprised even him: Mattel plans to bring out versions of Barbie and Ken styled after four “Mad Men” characters.

The dolls are part of a premium-price collectors’ series for adults that Mattel calls the Barbie Fashion Model Collection. Although there have been Barbies and Kens based on other TV series, among them “I Love Lucy” and “The X-Files,” the dolls will be the first licensed line for that collection, Mattel says, with a suggested retail price of $74.95 each.

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I’ll stay with the real deal…lol