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TrailerDon gets a visitor from his past; Stan embarrasses a superior; Peggy helps Ginsberg with a problem; Harry discovers a new ally at the agency.Genre: DramaActors: Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss, Vincent Kartheiser, January Jones, Christina Hendricks, Aaron Staton, Rich Sommer, Kiernan Shipka, Jessica Paré, Kevin Rahm, Christopher Stanley, ...»Director: Matthew WeinerCountry: United StatesDuration: 44 minQuality: HDRelease: 2015IMDb: 8.7Rating(2) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Mad Men - Season 7"
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Characters of "Mad Men - Season 7"
Don DraperPlayed by: Jon Hamm
Peggy OlsonPlayed by: Elisabeth Moss
Pete CampbellPlayed by: Vincent Kartheiser
Betty FrancisPlayed by: January Jones
Joan HarrisPlayed by: Christina Hendricks
Ken CosgrovePlayed by: Aaron Staton
Harry CranePlayed by: Rich Sommer
Sally DraperPlayed by: Kiernan Shipka
Megan DraperPlayed by: Jessica Paré
Ted ChaoughPlayed by: Kevin Rahm
Henry FrancisPlayed by: Christopher Stanley
Stan RizzoPlayed by: Jay R. Ferguson
Michael GinsbergPlayed by: Ben Feldman
Bobby DraperPlayed by: Mason Vale Cotton
Bertram CooperPlayed by: Robert Morse
Roger SterlingPlayed by: John Slattery
Fred RumsenPlayed by: Joel Murray
Jim CutlerPlayed by: Harry Hamlin
Dawn ChambersPlayed by: Teyonah Parris
Lou AveryPlayed by: Allan Havey
John MathisPlayed by: Trevor Einhorn
ShirleyPlayed by: Sola Bamis
Margaret SterlingPlayed by: Elizabeth Rice
Bonnie WhitesidePlayed by: Jessy Schram
Gerry RespolaPlayed by: Jerry O'Donnell
Alan SilverPlayed by: Johnathan McClain
MoiraPlayed by: Christine Garver
EdPlayed by: Kit Williamson
ClaraPlayed by: Alexandra Ella
JulioPlayed by: Jacob Guenther
Dave WoosterPlayed by: David James Elliott
Jim HobartPlayed by: H. Richard Greene
MeredithPlayed by: Stephanie Drake
DeePlayed by: Kiva Jump
YolandaPlayed by: Gabriella Weltman
Francine HansonPlayed by: Anne Dudek
Tom PruittPlayed by: Pat Skipper
CarolinePlayed by: Beth Hall
Gene DraperPlayed by: Evan Londo
TrishaPlayed by: Kirstin Ford
LorettaPlayed by: Pamela Shaddock
Mona SterlingPlayed by: Talia Balsam
Brooks HargrovePlayed by: Derek Ray
George PaytonPlayed by: Josh McDermitt
MarshaPlayed by: Jill E. Alexander
Ellery HargrovePlayed by: Jordan Fiderio
StephaniePlayed by: Caity Lotz
Trudy CampbellPlayed by: Alison Brie
Bob BensonPlayed by: James Wolk
Gail HollowayPlayed by: Christine Estabrook
KevinPlayed by: Caiden Milick
Tammy CampbellPlayed by: Aria Lyric Leabu
Jack FlynnPlayed by: Timothy Brennen
Rachel MenkenPlayed by: Maggie Siff
Diana BaurPlayed by: Elizabeth Reaser
Barbara KatzPlayed by: Rebecca Creskoff
Ed BaxterPlayed by: Ray Wise
Art GartensPlayed by: Jon Manfrellotti
Marvin WoodmanPlayed by: Jay Seals
Cynthia CosgrovePlayed by: Larisa Oleynik
Dennis FordPlayed by: Greg Cromer
Ferg DonnellyPlayed by: Paul Johansson
Tilden KatzPlayed by: Nick Toren
Lillian BaxterPlayed by: Dale Waddington
Marie CalvetPlayed by: Julia Ormond
Sylvia RosenPlayed by: Linda Cardellini
Dr. Arnold RosenPlayed by: Brian Markinson
Richard BurghoffPlayed by: Bruce Greenwood
Glen BishopPlayed by: Marten Holden Weiner
MaureenPlayed by: Amy Ferguson
JuliePlayed by: Eva Bella
Duck PhillipsPlayed by: Mark Moses
Bud CampbellPlayed by: Rich Hutchman -
Creators of "Mad Men - Season 7"
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Critic Reviews of "Mad Men - Season 7"
Entertainment WeeklyJanuary 04, 2015I'm increasingly hoping that silhouette I've been watching fall from a New York skyscraper in the show's opening credits for seven seasons turns out to be Lou Avery after Don tosses him through a window.
New York ObserverJanuary 04, 2015Viewers thought the "mature content" warning was referring to the threesome, then got a brutal surprise.
indieWireJanuary 04, 2015Well, at least that wasn't boring. After last week's rather ironic by-the-book ode to Kubrick, Mad Men threw the kitchen sink at us in episode five including a blast from the past, a threesome, and some particularly dirty office politics.
Denver PostJanuary 04, 2015It may be Don's story, but ex-wife Betty ran away with this episode -- and that was grand.
NPRJanuary 04, 2015Mad Men veers close to self-parody in this episode, where shock seems calibrated to cover how much here restates what has already been said.
Baltimore SunJanuary 04, 2015Watch out, Cutler. Just like the Waylon Jennings song "Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line" that plays out at the end of the episode, Don's going to keep stepping on everyone's toes until he gets what he wants.
Hollywood.comJanuary 04, 2015With such overt techniques and uncomfortably paced scenes that you can't help but wonder if what you're watching is next-level genius or a severe artistic mishap.
TV FanaticJanuary 04, 2015Well, that happened. Sliced body parts, threesomes, leaked corporate information... it was definitely an interesting hour of Mad Men.
WiredJanuary 04, 2015A[n] episode with an unrelenting focus on authority -- who has it, who wants it, who wants to defy it, and who believes they've lost it.
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