Auszeichnungen

Episode: "Person to Person (2015)"

Episode: A Little Kiss

For episode "The Suitcase"

For episode "Guy Walks Into An Advertising Agency".

For episode "The Gypsy And The Hobo".

For playing "Don Draper".

For playing "Peggy Olson".

For playing "Joan Harris".

For Person to Person (2015)

For Lost Horizon (2015)

Season 7B

Episode: "Person to Person (2015)"

Episode: "Time Zones (2014)"

Episode: "The Better Half"

For episode "Public Relations"

For episode "Souvenir".

as Sandy in "Seven Twenty Three (2009)"

MAD MEN taught the world to sing of television as an art form. With a monumental final episode to a landmark run spanning nine years, Matthew Weiner's meticulously crafted series transcended the tube to become a true cultural touchstone. AFI offers a two-martini toast to an American masterpiece, brought to life by an incomparable creative ensemble.

MAD MEN tees up the beginning of its end by surpassing the impossibly high standards it has set as one of television's most celebrated series. Long telegraphed by the now iconic opening credits, Don Draper's prophesied fall is nonetheless filled with surprises in a world lavish with the period nuances emblematic of Matt Weiner's eye and ear for detailed perfection. Reinventing their lives and their lines with each new show is an exquisite ensemble led by Jon Hamm.

MAD MEN cuts a fashionable figure in its impeccably tailored sixth year - which finds Jon Hamm's Don Draper and a stellar ensemble careening through the dark days of 1968. Creator Matt Weiner's stylish stories serve as both a poetic recreation of America's past and a sobering reminder that nothing endures but change.

MAD MEN stands tall in the history of television, sealing the deal again in 2012 with its signature cocktail - one part seductive grace and two parts unbridled intellect. Matthew Weiner and his endlessly elegant ensemble shake and stir audiences with a mixture of narrative bravado and a visual flair that continues to make the dark side of the American Dream endlessly intoxicating.

MAD MEN's fourth and finest year saw the wheels come off Don Draper's formerly golden life, and Jon Hamm rose to new heights in depicting Don's depths. Creator Matt Weiner is a master of the medium, and our empathy for his characters in a world mad with change is a tribute to the rich, emotional detail of each word, each glance - beautifully realized in the performances of a stellar ensemble cast.

For the episode "Far Away Places".

Episode: "Person to Person"

3rd place

2nd place