Rolling Stone recently went behind the scenes at one of my favorite shows, Mad Men. I just want to travel back to 1965, work at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce and let Don Draper have his way with me. Es posible?
"If Rob Lowe had been cast in the part, it would have been different," says Jon Hamm, on the set in L.A. "There was no backstory with me."
I need not to think about my character," says January Jones who plays Betty Draper, ex-wife of Don Draper. "Betty is so blissfully ignorant in certain ways, so I feel like I should be too."
The attention to detail, from conversational idiom to collar-point widths, is evident in every episode. The prop team blows you away. There are stacks of old Look magazines, genuine expense-report sheets and receipts from a business trip (hotel: $2.80; cab to restaurant: $1.12; dinner: $19.44).
{ed. note: how do i get into this costume room? and how do i leave with clothes without anyone noticing?}
my favorite. 1965 in 2010
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