LANE PRYCE:- - British, early 40s, handsome, serious, a financial officer at Sterling Cooper. GUEST STAR, recurring. Real British accents only.

JOHN HOOKER:- British, mid to late 20s, charming, he is Mr. Pryce’s right hand man at Sterling Cooper. His accent and charm is his only allure, he is not particularly handsome. GUEST STAR, recurring. Real British accents only.

SHELLY:- - Late 20s, pretty, 5′7″ or taller, and often thought to be a model, she is the kind of woman who has counted on her looks her whole life instead of her personality. GUEST STAR. Must be comfortable with partial nudity.

BURT PETERSON:- - 50s, tall with authority, was once quite handsome, former high school football player. GUEST STAR

MORRIS MANN:- - Late 50s to early 60s, Jewish and spry. He is the owner of London Fog, a client of Sterling Cooper’s, and a self made man. 1 DAY GUEST STAR.

CARRIE:- - Late 50s to early 60s, woman with a quiet confidence and authority, she is a midwife who tends to a birth of a baby. 1 DAY GUEST STAR. This role takes place in the late 1920s.

IRA MANN:- - Late 20s to early 30s, Jewish and handsome. His father is Morris Mann from London Fog. CO-STAR

LOLA:- - 20s, adorable, she is a secretary at Sterling Cooper who spends more time flirting and less time on task. CO-STAR, recurring

EVANGELINE:- - 20s, a hard-edged, attractive prostitute who dies during child birth. CO-STAR

LORELAI:- - Late 20s, cute, a stewardess and co-worker of Shelly’s who has too much to drink at dinner. CO-STAR

JACK:- - Mid-30s, a good looking and rugged pilot sptv050769. CO-STAR

BELLHOP:- - 25, handsome with dark hair, thin and pale with a 5 o’clock shadow and a baby face, a bellhop at a hotel at the end of his shift. CO-STAR

THEDA:- – 20s, a sweet natured but rough around the edges prostitute who works in the same whorehouse as Evangeline. CO-STAR

Elisabeth Moss was born October 15, 1983 and had been studying ballet since the age of five. Starting in Los Angeles, Moss continued her training at the School of American Ballet in New York before studying with Susan Farrell at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Moss is probably best known for her six year stint as the president’s daughter on NBC’s award-winning, The West Wing. She has also appeared in movies such as Ron Howard’s The Missing, alongside Tommy Lee Jones and Cate Blanchett, as well as Girl, Interrupted with Angelina Jolie and Winona Ryder. Moss made her New York stage debut in 2002, as the title character in Richard Nelson’s Franny’s Way. Soon after, she received critical acclaim and a nomination for Best Actress in the 2004 Independent Spirit Award, for her lead role in the independent film, Virgin.

Peggy, played by Elisabeth Moss on Mad Men, is Don Draper’s new secretary at Sterling Cooper ad agency. A product of Miss Deaver’s Secretarial School, she is willing to do whatever it takes to be as efficient and successful as her pedigree mentor, Joan.

Jon Hamm got his start in acting as a first grader who was handpicked to play Winnie the Pooh. He received an acting scholarship at the University of Missouri in Columbia and eventually moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career. He worked as a day care teacher while still in college and became a high school teacher prior to moving to Hollywood. He has been in many television shows such as Providence, The Division, What About Brian and The Unit. His film credits include Space Cowboys, Kissing Jessica Stein and We Were Soldiers.

Don Draper, played by Jon Hamm on Mad Men, is Sterling Cooper advertising agency’s embattled creative director. He is fighting to keep his controversial tobacco account from leaving the firm, at the same time struggling to handle the mounting complications in his personal life.