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Slip on your favorite dungarees and spend the day on the east coast of New Zealand before the 90s.
The Making of 'Mad Men' (2007)
Go behind the scenes of Mad Men in this exclusive featurette exploring how the iconic series was created. From set design and costumes to performances and storytelling, this behind-the-scenes look reveals the craft and collaboration that brought 1960s Madison Avenue to life. Featuring candid on-set moments and insights from the cast and crew.
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Go behind the scenes of Mad Men in this exclusive featurette exploring how the iconic series was created. From set design and costumes to performances and storytelling, this behind-the-scenes look reveals the craft and collaboration that brought 1960s Madison Avenue to life. Featuring candid on-set moments and insights from the cast and crew.
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