Using first names only, Hamm cited some of the “families who have chosen for some reason to take me in and be nice to me.”...the Simmons and the Clarke
1) Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series - 2008, Mad Men
2) Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series - 2009, Mad Men3) Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series - 2009, Nominee, as Dr. Drew Baird, 30 Rock
4) Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series - 2010, Nominee, as Dr. Drew Baird
5) Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series - 2010, Mad Men6) Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series - 2011, Mad Men
7) Outstanding Drama Series - 2012, Nominee as Producer, Mad Men
8) Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series - 2012, as Abner and David Brinkley, 30 Rock
9) Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series - 2012, Mad Men
10) Outstanding Drama Series - 2013, Nominee, Producer, Mad Men
11) Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series - 2013, Mad Men
12) Outstanding Drama Series - 2014, Nominee, Producer, Mad Men
13) Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series - 2014, Mad Men
14) Outstanding Drama Series - 2015, Nominee, Producer, Mad Men
15) Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series - 2015, Nominee, as Reverend Richard Wayne Gary Wayne, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
16) Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series - 2015, winner, as Don Draper, Mad Men
Full Show The 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards 2015
Hamm’s on-screen daughter Kiernan Shipka, who played Sally Draper, was also hopeful for Hamm before he won. “Everyone has seen that he’s an incredible actor, and he truly is phenomenal,” Shipka told Variety. “Just working with him is an incredible experience because he’s just a generous actor, and he’s a generous human being. He is truly so gracious, so down to earth, so nice, and being able to watch him explode into who he is and just remain exactly the same is just awesome and it’s such a great lesson. I think he’s just phenomenal all around and he really is a joy to work with. He carried the entire show, really.
Emmy Producers Reception, held at the Montage Hotel
7:15 p.m.: Mad Men creator Weiner was in the spotlight upon arrival at the Montage as he fields one obvious question. "Are we going to win this Sunday? I really truly don't know," he says of what would be Mad Men's potential fifth and final drama series victory. "I'm hearing a lot about Game of Thrones right now, especially after the Creative Arts Awards last weekend. Who knows?" he says. "Honestly, my first priority is for Jon [Hamm] to win. That will make my night. There's no other actor more deserving."AMC, held at Boa
11:58 p.m.: Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul creator Vince Gilligan says he "has to congratulate Jon Hamm before I go home." Moments later, lead drama actor winner Hamm and Mad Men creator Weiner enjoy a long hug in front of a throng of fans and flash bulbs just before Hamm exits the restaurant.
67th Emmys Governors Ball, held at the Los Angeles Convention Center
9:15 p.m.: Jon Hamm arrives and heads for Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner, whom he bear-hugs. January Jones hugs him next, as well-wishers gather around snapping photos. "You can't fake that smile," says onehttp://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/emmy-party
Jon Hamm, too, was all smiles, having snagged the lead actor Emmy at long last for his role as Don Draper in Mad Men. Surrounded by co-stars John Slattery, January Jones, Kiernan Shipka and others, he took a breath and said, “I’m just hanging in there.”
Reminding Hamm about how he said back in August at the annual Oceana Sea Change Summer Party that he long ago stopped trying to guess his chances at winning an Emmy, he said, “Nothing changed. I still wasn’t guessing,” he said. “This was very unexpected.”http://societynewsla.com/emmy-awards-governors-ball-2015/
Hamm about the Emmy with J.Pardo....at 01:50 mn
How was your night?
.....And then Jon's standing ovation, and I just felt like I wish we had another season of the show so I could use that to sell it. [Laughs.]I felt like he should've won every year. For me it was a beautiful moment. I directed the last seven episodes, and I can tell you that his performance was just remarkable. When I was writing, I was writing to him, as I always do, but I just backed off and watched him do it. And it was nice to see him noticed. That’s how I see it.
http://www.vulture.com/2015/09/emmys-postmortem-with-matthew-weiner.html
Liev Schreiber shared his pick to win an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. "Jon Hamm is an extraordinary actor. And he's been nominated how many times now? I think he should win. I do. He's a very nice guy. I like him. He’s a nice guy, and I think he should win.”
http://www.vulture.com/2015/09/jon-hamm-emmy-competition-wants-him-to-win.html
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