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Jon Hamm’s New TV Show Is Exactly What We’ve Been Waiting 8 Years For
Jon Hamm’s New TV Show Is Exactly What We’ve Been Waiting 8 Years For
Jon Hamm’s upcoming TV role looks very promising and could be his biggest project since Mad Men ended with its seventh season in 2015. Since his seven season run as the iconic Don Draper ended, Hamm has appeared in a ton of great projects, from movies like Top Gun: Maverick and Baby Driver to TV series like Good Omens. However, in none of these projects has the 52-year-old actor been able to showcase his skills in the same way he did on Mad Men.
It can be hard for TV stars to break away from roles they are closely associated with. Hamm will very likely always be best remembered as Don Draper in Mad Men. This will be a testament to Hamm’s acting career. However, despite how great Mad Men was, audiences love the actor and would love to see him in more prominent roles in film and television. The final months of 2023 will be a very exciting time for the actor, giving him plenty of screen time in highly anticipated projects. There are some exciting appearances lined up for 2024 as well.
Fargo Season 5 Is Jon Hamm’s Most Exciting TV Role Since Mad Men
Hamm has proven that he can deliver great drama as well as hilarious comedic performances. This makes him the perfect choice for Fargo season 5. Fargo is dark. His comedy/crime series is inspired by the 1996 film of the same name. It is an anthology series, and each season introduces an entirely new cast and storyline. For new viewers who are not familiar with his first four seasons but want to watch Hamm, starting right away with season 5 is an acceptable option. Fargo is an incredibly well-written series with some of the best comedy and crime on television. Hamm has done some of his best work on television with his witty dialogue, so it’s incredibly exciting for him to join the cast of Fargo in season 5. He’s also recently proven he has a knack for comedy. Comedy shows have been a recurring theme in Hamm’s career post-Mad Men. He’s had roles in Bob’s Burgers, Barry, Leave It, Larry! and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Fargo will be Hamm’s most significant TV role since Mad Men, even if it’s mostly a supporting role. It will provide him with some interesting material to work with and allow him to make the most of his dramatic and comedic talents.
What We Know About Fargo Season 5 & Jon Hamm’s Role
Starring Joe Keery, Juno Temple, and Jennifer Jason Leigh, Fargo season 5 promises to be very entertaining so far. Dorothy “Dot” Ryan (Juno Temple) is the main character, a woman on the run from the police. Fargo is known for its ensemble cast that brings out the best in everyone, even minor characters. Roy Tillman (Hamm) is the local sheriff in the North Dakota town where the season is set, so it’ll be hot to see him go after Dorothy. Sheriff Roy Tillman has also worked as a rancher, preacher, and constitutional officer. These hilarious roles give Hamm plenty of material to work with. Keeley will play Hamm’s character’s son, Gator. The breakout star of Netflix’s Stranger Things has been praised for his comedic talents, and it will be exciting to see him work alongside Hamm’s absurdly written, multi-disciplinary character. Fargo is known for its crime stories that quickly spin out of control. Audiences will likely see Hamm’s character face a vast web of motives and betrayal. Hamm becomes the latest actor to join Fargo’s cop cast, joining Frances McDormand, Allison Tolman, Patrick Wilson, Ted Danson, Carrie Coon and Timothy Olyphant.
Jon Hamm’s Other Upcoming Movies & TV Shows
Fargo isn’t the only project Hamm has planned. In 2023, Hamm will have two TV shows airing almost back-to-back. Prior to Fargo, Hamm will star in the well-received The Morning Show, which will continue with its third season on September 13. Hamm will join the show’s existing cast, which includes Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon. In 2024, Jon Hamm is set to star in the Transformers animated prequel Transformers One and the film adaptation of Mean Girls: The Musical. All four projects are expected to achieve some degree of commercial success, marking the culmination of several successful years for the “Mad Men” star.
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