August 06 2009
Christina Hendricks Isn't All That Fussy.
Esquire interview with Christina Hendricks.
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Tin Ear Tom | August 06, 18:55 CET
Sounds like she already has it down to me.
And photo 3 of 5 ? Va-va-voom, as they say ;).
Saje | August 06, 19:10 CET
Best thing to come home to after a rubbish day at work!
jamesthegill | August 06, 20:30 CET
It's funny, during the first season, I loved the show, but it felt so oppresive and depressing to watch. I just tried to imagine myself living in the 60s as presented on the show, and it was like a horrible nightmare of sexism and racism and homophobia and machismo and constant smoking and drinking (well, I sorta liked the drinking part).
But in season two, the show has become the best female empowerment show since Buffy. It's really inspiring seeing Betty, Joan, and Peggy all sort of come into their own. It's still bleak in a lot of ways, but I find it a lot more enjoyable to watch now.
bonzob | August 06, 20:35 CET
[ edited by bivith on 2009-08-06 21:59 ]
bivith | August 06, 21:59 CET
crazygolfa | August 06, 22:44 CET
silent knight | August 07, 00:37 CET
Hello! Chocolate-covered bacon! Where's nodgarb when you need him?
The interview was great. The pictures were pretty.
...Maybe I should netflix Mad Men...
korkster | August 07, 05:04 CET
Gorgeous photos. Then she mentioned "with boning". Ooops, back to the bunk!!
jperiodrperiod | August 07, 05:24 CET
I literally (really!) finished S1 of MM an hour ago and can't wait to start S2. What a fabulous show, and what a stunningly great cast.
Wiseblood | August 07, 05:49 CET
barboo | August 07, 16:28 CET
Brasilian Chaos Man | August 07, 17:29 CET