Jon Hamm, the acclaimed actor best known for his role as Don Draper in the critically acclaimed series ‘Mad Men’, is currently rewatching the show with his wife, Anna Osceola. This nostalgic journey comes 11 years after the series concluded in 2015, a show that won a remarkable 16 Emmy Awards during its run.
Reflecting on the past, Hamm noted, “I’ve only seen the show when it first aired, and it went off the air in 2015, so it’s been 11 years since that.” This rewatch serves as a fun exercise for the actor, who is now 55 years old.
Despite the fond memories associated with ‘Mad Men’, Hamm has confirmed that he will not return for any potential reboot of the series. He stated, “If they do it, it certainly won’t be with me. I think I’ve aged out of playing Don.” This sentiment underscores the natural progression of an actor’s career as they evolve with time.
As Hamm moves forward, he is set to star in the second season of ‘Your Friends & Neighbors’, which premieres on April 3, 2026. His character in this new series is a financial titan who turns to burglary, showcasing Hamm’s versatility as an actor.
Interestingly, ‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ has already been renewed for a third season, indicating a strong reception from audiences. Hamm’s collaboration with Osceola in this series adds a personal touch, as they navigate their professional lives together.
Hamm’s reflections on ‘Mad Men’ highlight the show’s artistic completeness, as he described its ending as fulfilling. The series, which ran for seven seasons, has left an indelible mark on television history.
As Hamm continues to explore new roles, the entertainment industry watches closely. His journey from the iconic Don Draper to new characters in evolving narratives is a testament to his adaptability and talent.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any future projects Hamm may undertake, but his recent statements suggest a focus on fresh opportunities rather than revisiting past successes.