The award winning drama from AMC, Mad Men, is back on August 16th. This stunning series, set in the world of the New York 1960s advertising industry, boasts superlative writing and exceptional acting. This moody, introspective drama, beautifully designed and shot, is highly recommended to those of you who enjoy character driven, ensemble work. The promotional frenzy has started, with gorgeous spreads in Vanity Fair, and a number of New York based events, as well as the marketing push from AMC.
Here's the Annie Leibowitz shot of Jon Hamm and January Jones (Don and Betty Draper to you and me) from Vanity Fair.
Beautiful images from the Mad Men gallery by Frank Ockenfels 3 on the AMC website. Pop over and have a look at the full gallery of 15 images.
Here's a video covering the shoot for the key ad art, showing Don underwater in his office!
And here's AMC's 'Utterly Seductive' promo:
Join me every week from August 17th for episodic reviews! Thanks to Vanity Fair, AMC and Frank Ockenfels for the images and promos.
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- Frank Collins
- Freelance writer and film and television researcher (for hire). He has contributed to a number of DVD and Blu-ray releases, magazines, books and websites about archive television and cinema including work for Moviemail, Frame Rated, Arrow Video and Indicator. Publications include The Black Archives #62: Kinda (2022) and #31: Warriors' Gate (2019), I.B Tauris's 'Doctor Who: The Eleventh Hour - A Critical Celebration of the Matt Smith and Steven Moffat Era' (2013) and 'Doctor Who - The Pandorica Opens' (2010).
The Book(s) What I Wrote
"Merits attention from Doctor Who fans interested in the development of a script by going deep into the story’s genesis and shifts in tone, and the infamous production difficulties which plagued it. The glimpses of Steve Gallagher’s original scripts are fascinating, as are the changes made to them by seemingly everyone from directors to producers to cast members." We Are Cult. 17 June 2019.
"Whether you’re a fan of the show under Moffat or not, it offers an intriguing, insightful look at all aspects of the series" 7/10 - Starburst, January 2014
"A worthy addition to serious texts on Doctor Who" - Doctor Who Magazine 431, February 2011
"an impressive work, imbued with so much analytical love and passion, and is an absolute must-read for any fan" N. Blake - Amazon 4/5 stars
"...mixes the intellectual and the emotional very well...it's proper media criticism" 9/10 - The Medium Is Not Enough
"... an up-to-date guide that isn’t afraid to shy away from the more controversial aspects of the series" 8/10 - Total SciFi Online
"...well-informed new angles on familiar episodes... this is a great read from start to finish" - Bertie Fox - Amazon 4/5 stars
"Frank Collins has produced a book that is fiercely idiosyncratic, displays a wide-ranging intellect the size of a planet, but which is also endearingly open and inclusive in its desire to share its expansive knowledge..." 4/5 - Horrorview.com
"The book is great! It makes you think, it makes you work. It encourages you to go back and watch the series with a whole new perspective..." - G.R. Bundy's Blog: Telly Stuff And Things
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