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Mad Men Stars Pass The Time With Disc Drivin'
When the actors of AMC's Mad Men aren't pretending to smoke cigarettes and drink whiskey, they're apparently spending a good amount of their time playing Disc Drivin', an iOS racing game by Pixelocity Software. This little nugget of information is a part of a great Adweek interview with Mad Men actor Rich Sommer, who plays Harry Crane. "I’ve been playing a lot lately with Jon Hamm; Jay Ferguson, who’s also on the show; our head hairstylist; and our makeup artist," says Sommer.
When he's at home, Sommer says he and his wife play Xbox 360 and Modern Warfare 3. He also has a blog dedicated to his love of board games.
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