With the beginning of the final season premiering on Sunday, the cast of "Mad Men" gathered in New York last week to dish on their favorite memories.

Jon Hamm, the St. Louis-raised actor renowned for playing complex and flawed characters, has recently opened up about the art of making morally messy behavior irresistible in television and film.

Yes, Jon Hamm had to audition seven to eight times before landing the role. As he himself said, “I wasn’t going to have a bad audition.” When Mad Men creator Matt Weiner was assembling the cast for ...

Jon Hamm may be best known as the brooding Don Draper on “Mad Men,” but in real life, he’s a self-proclaimed Bravo superfan who can’t get enough of the drama. In a new interview, Hamm, 54, revealed ...

Actor Jon Hamm is opening up about why he prefers to look for roles with him as the bad guy: 'Superman can be kind of boring.' ...

Actor Jon Hamm rose to prominence with his performance as Don Draper in the critically acclaimed series Mad Men. It ran for seven seasons and earned Hamm multiple Emmy nominations while being regarded ...

The Mad Men alum revealed he thinks playing a wholesome role would be "kind of boring" and explained he actively enjoys playing "sinner" characters. ”I think people can relate to characters ...

Hamm also previously made the argument to The Hollywood Reporter that his iconic Mad Men character Don Draper was actually more of a villain.

"My history of characters isn't exactly the saints," the "Mad Men" alum adds The post Jon Hamm Prefers to Play the Bad Guy: ‘Superman Can Be Kind of Boring’ appeared first on TheWrap.

Jon Hamm doesn’t want to take on any “boring” roles; in fact, he prefers to play the morally corrupt characters rather than a “Superman” type, despite having the Clark Kent look.