John Slattery, who played Roger Sterling in all seven seasons of AMC’s period drama series Mad Men, recently spoke about the ...

’Mad Men’ star John Slattery reflects on Roger Sterling’s journey in this interview with HitFix’s Daniel Fienberg ahead of the April 5 premiere of the last seven Mad Men episodes.

Slattery also had the pleasure of directing several memorable Mad Men episodes, including Season 6’s “A Tale of Two Cities,” which sees Roger rock an ascot and embed with Hollywood hippies.

John Slattery played Roger Sterling on ‘Mad Men’ I know I’ve said this before but “Dominic Cooper turns into John Slattery” remains the least believable thing that happens in the entire ...

John Slattery is a national treasure. After memorable supporting turns on Ed, Sex and the City and Desperate Housewives, he ...

John Slattery, who played Roger Sterling on the recently-concluded Mad Men, once starred in a television commercial for Sports Illustrated, but that wasn't the magazine's only connection to the ...

John Slattery has a different view of life than Roger Sterling has, as he shows in his film with the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, "God's Pocket." ...

Lately, Roger Sterling has been on the ropes at the offices of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce. He lost the Lucky Strike account and, for a moment, seemed to lose his mojo. Our comme ...

A Conversation With John Slattery The Mad Men actor talks about Roger Sterling’s long, strange trip. By David Haglund April 23, 20122:44 PM John Slattery Photograph by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images.

Roger decides what he’s going to do, and I know John will find a way for Roger to do it.” Until “Mad Men,” Slattery was best known for a guest role as a politician with a colorful sexual ...

John Slattery: Yeah! Well, I think Roger had his unraveling. I think everybody’s on their own timetable. I think all the people struggle — Peggy, Joan, everybody in the office, they all do. Kenny.

For one last mud run with the press for Mad Men, however, Roger Sterling is in full-effect: light navy suit, crisp shirt, and silver dollar hair, which is not so strictly tamed as in seasons past.