Jon Hamm talks about people watching Mad Men for the first time during the pandemic, seeing the first Top Gun in theaters when he was fifteen and his call sign in the film Top Gun: Maverick.
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Frisbee is a pretty perfect coincidence since it’s the name of his dog. Then I heard Sea Captain and I did a double take! Perhaps Seth didn’t jump on it because the character of the cap’n is a (retired?) naval officer himself already. And also having the callsign Frisbee will probably annoy Samberg, which I think of as a bonus 😀
ReplySeth’s call sign would certainly be ‘Jackal’. Colbert’s would be ‘Gandalf’. Fallon would be ‘Sara’ with no ‘h’ because h’s are Ew! or ‘Sully’
ReplyTopless Gun?
ReplyMy wife still calls him ‘sandwich meat’, and she won’t tell me who the other piece of bread is.
ReplyI wish this was longer, Jon Hamm has a great sense of humor. His trip to Hong Kong with Richard Ayoarde is a lot of fun too.
ReplyNope, Jackal. No doubt, Jackal.
ReplyFolks, Just to remind here that is reality that actually dictate the terms. What matters here is not democracy, dignity, diversity, rights and etc… What actually matters here is what people call EGO, Cartman’s ego more precisely. The specialists on Human behavior such as psychologists, psychiatrists and etc.. made an Organon to identify patterns, so that they could identify the limitations of someones personality. For as long as we know there are three: ID, EGO, supererego, and maybe alterego(clyde’s frog). Everything gravitates the ego, however, what we see here is an exarcebated expression of the EGO. But why? the answer is simple, the technology, the production, and the presentation of the product is directed to only one person and one person only, even if you see some kind of dialogue between. The person is Eric Cartman.
ReplyLooking forward to shirtless volleyball scene!
ReplyJon Hamm looks like Robert De Niro
ReplyI can never get over how goofy Hamm is in real life compared to his Don Draper persona on Mad Men. He’s unquestionably one of the greatest actors of our generation.
ReplyJon once sent me back a MM cartoon parody I made and sent him with his signature. Super guy from a super city (St. Louie).
ReplySo I guess the Knitting Jackals are going make a patch – Seth Frisbee Meyers
ReplyJon Hamm needs to play Cary Grant in a biopic
ReplyThere’s obviously something very liberating when you’ve been promoted the same film three times already..
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