Titans Adds Vincent Kartheiser to Play Jonathan Crane, aka the Scarecrow
A Mad Men star is truly going mad this time: Vincent Kartheiser has signed on to play Jonathan Crane, aka the Scarecrow, in Season 3 of HBO Max’s Titans READ MORE
Vincent Kartheiser Joins Fox Legal Drama Pilot From Danny Strong
Not great, Bob!
Mad Men alum Vincent Kartheiser has been cast in Danny Strong’s legal drama pilot at Fox, TVLine has learned. READ MORE
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Saints & Strangers: Vincent Kartheiser, Anna Camp Ride the Mayflower in NatGeo Pilgrim Movie
As you sit down for a nice turkey dinner with your family this Thanksgiving, be sure to remember one thing: You’re having a way better time than the Pilgrims did in 1620.
TVLine has an exclusive first look at NatGeo’s Saints & Strangers READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
TVLine Items: NBC Gets RED, Mad Men Vet Chases Debt and More
Helen Mirren kicking butt on NBC?
Not quite, but the Peacock network is developing the action-comedy film franchise RED READ MORE
Sneak Peek: Mad Man Vincent Kartheiser Returns to High School, Shares 'Biggest Turn-On'
On Angel, Vincent Kartheiser might not have had the most idyllic educational experience, but the grown-up Mad Men makes up for that as a BMOC on High School USA!, part of Fox’s new Animation Domination High-Def block premiering this Saturday at 11/10c.
Created by Community‘s Dino Stamatopoulos and revolving around a class of millennial students …READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Is Mad Men's Pete Down for the Count? Vincent Kartheiser Weighs In on the Latest Low Blows
Pete Campbell, like any of AMC’s Mad Men, loves his liquor. But last week he found himself punch-drunk after a bloody row with Brit boss Lane Pryce. That impromptu altercation, coupled with other emasculations, left SCDP’s ambitious account manager defeated and distraught, claiming that — despite job security and boasting a beautiful wife and baby at home — he has nothing. TVLine invited Vincent Kartheiser to … READ THE TVLINE Q&A
Mad Men Recap: A Bloody Good Time
This week’s Mad Men opened in a driver’s ed classroom as Pete and some other students watched gory footage of auto accidents. The scene was an apt set-up for a John Slattery-directed episode in which the life of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce’s youngest partner was much like a car crash itself: bloody, likely to injure innocent bystanders, and yet mesmerizing in its horror. READ MORE
