DP/30 Emmywatch '12: Mad Men, actor Christina Hendricks

Shot in Los Angeles, July 2012
Note: There was a problem with the interviewer's microphone. We have our best to allow you to hear both of us as clearly as possible.

[@alianathompson3773]

She’s such a wonderful person, inside out. The interviewer was just really dumb.

[@snappycracks]

Wow, That was a terrible start and I totally disagree with the interviewer's rambling preamble that Hendricks has "finally show us who you are", whatever the hell that means.

[@tanja0599]

THE perfect woman. She's so beautiful and lovely. The interviewer is just rude and dumb..

[@SamBurton5591]

lol what he was basically saying was that we were all just looking at how you looked and wow! Now we see you have a personality too *eye roll*

[@NEscalation]

Um....the interviewer. Baaaaaad.

[@sarahhodges28]

She's lovely

[@johnmaniapoto154]

Only started watching the first series and it makes me feel sad how men treat women in this bullshit world

[@luislaplume8261]

What a natural humble woman! If I have a different personality and she was still single, I would not mind going on a date with her.

[@luce9620]

what a ridiculous first question from the interviewer, props to her for getting him to explain further, absolute nonsense

[@himeccms893]

Turns out she's got a pleasant and relatable face, it's just her "assets" that distracted from these qualities. Nice personality too, someone you could have known from the neighborhood.

[@roathripper]

Whoever clipped that mic on has a great job.

[@farteryx]

omg i didnt know christina use to live in fairfax!

[@sethm3856]

wow that interviewer .... This season of mad men seems to be about you, because you and now your character were nothing but a pretty face, now you're a bit more human and less of an object coz now you're past it and so is she. wut?

[@dp30]

Not actually what I was saying... but yes, she was intensely objectified on the first half of that series and evolved, particularly in that last couple seasons. Likewise, her choices of non-Mad Man roles seemed to be pushing away from the way she has been sold on that show for years. I consider this a serious topic of conversation, well worth exploring long before #MeToo and she did not... at least not with me. Obviously, I failed to find her comfortable space in this conversation. And I think about it often. I know what happened in the interview, but I can't say that I knew her much at all at the end of 30 minutes, which for me, is a failed opportunity. - That Interviewer

[@sterlingsilver5937]

@@dp30 I believe some of the issue is if people don't understand the approach that you take to interviewing, which is different than the generic common style. Your interviews are more of a conversation than a scripted question-and-answer session. In order for people to appreciate your work they almost have to rethink the way they view interviews and break free from the edited and or predictable interviews that commonly take place in the entertainment industry.

[@UlrichUlrich]

Are you guys gonna talk to the Girls (Lena Dunham, Allison Williams and so on?) at some point ? I love GIRLS, the best show I've seen in a long time...

[@johnmaniapoto154]

That interviewer flirting he’s so fake

[@Vincentpun]

wow, the sound really sucks

[@ricomon35]

The lamest interviewer on YT. :P

[@michaelmarino3013]

How is it remembering lines ?she'd Marilyn to me....

[@MichaelChapman18]

Don't look, don't look, don't look, don't look... 8P--

[@filmotel]

I imagine it was her having difficulty putting the mic on and taking several minutes, so everyone must be going: "keep going!" (perving all over her)

[@lordtufty]

Jugasaurus Rex!

[@johnmaniapoto154]

The interviewer is bad