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So we'd watch these scenes and just laugh, laugh, laugh at Jon Hamm and John Slattery and Matthew Weiner's writing. It's just brilliant stuff. And at one point, Jerry said, “If they got to name ...
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Somewhere between Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice” and the realities of Jewish history that created Shylock’s story is this tale of a couple in love. But to be together, they must escape her home and culture in the Venitian ghetto. AKEELAH AND THE BEE March 20, 2025 – April 13, 2025 Opening Night: March 28, 2025
“Mad Men” creator Matthew Weiner will debut his play about John Wilkes Booth at Center Stage, and playwright Jordan E. Cooper, fresh from Broadway, comes to Baltimore to stage his newes…
On April 27, Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner opened the doors to his Hollywood Hills home for a rummage sale that had hundreds of bargain hunters lining the block to pick over his Sterling Cooper ...
The show was created by Matthew Weiner, who had previously served as a writer and a producer on several TV series, most notably The Sopranos. Mad Men’s first season, set in 1960, introduced viewers to Don Draper (played by Jon Hamm), the handsome and talented creative director of New York City advertising agency Sterling Cooper.
Directed by fellow Mad Men star John Slattery and co-written by series creator Matthew Weiner and Frank Pierson, "Signal 30" became one of the season's most critically acclaimed episodes and saddest.
