Mad Men

Jon Hamm played the lead role of Don Draper, the enigmatic and charismatic creative director at Sterling Cooper. Don Draper is known for his brilliant ideas and his secret identity as he navigates the challenges of the advertising world and his personal life.

Elisabeth Moss portrayed Peggy Olson, a talented and ambitious secretary turned copywriter at Sterling Cooper. Peggy's journey is one of the most compelling storylines in the series as she faces sexism and strives to rise through the ranks in a male-dominated industry.

Vincent Kartheiser brought the character of Pete Campbell to life. Pete is an ambitious accounts executive at Sterling Cooper, driven by his desire for success and recognition. Though he often comes across as arrogant and entitled, Pete's vulnerability and struggles make him a complex character.

January Jones portrayed Betty Draper, Don Draper's former wife. Betty is a former model who is living a seemingly perfect suburban life. As the series progresses, Betty goes through personal challenges and explores her own desires and aspirations.

Christina Hendricks played the role of Joan Holloway, the office manager at Sterling Cooper known for her confidence and impeccable style. Joan is a strong and influential woman who deals with workplace dynamics and fights for respect in a male-dominated environment.

Michael Gladis portrayed Paul Kinsey, a copywriter at Sterling Cooper. Paul is an intellectual and politically inclined character whose journey involves self-discovery and grappling with societal issues of the time.

Aaron Staton played the role of Ken Cosgrove, an account executive and aspiring author. Ken is a well-liked and talented employee who balances his corporate responsibilities with his passion for writing.

Rich Sommer portrayed the character of Harry Crane, the head of Sterling Cooper's television department. Harry is ambitious and constantly seeks ways to advance his career, often at the expense of his personal relationships.