John Slattery

Born: 1962-8-13

Birthplace: Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.

Height: 5' 10" (1.78 m)

Profession: Actor, director

Nationality: America

Representative Works: Mad Men, Iron Man 2, The Adjustment Bureau

John Slattery (John Slattery), born on August 13, 1962 in Boston, Massachusetts, is an American actor and director. ^[1]

He became famous for his TV play; teleplay; TV drama; TV serial; "Mad Men" produced by AMC . This work has won him nominations for many awards and won two SAG Awards for best group performance. .

Early Experience

Slattery was born in an Irish family in Boston, Massachusetts . He has 6 siblings and believes in Catholicism . He studied at St. Sebastian's School in high school, and graduated from The Catholic University of America (The Catholic University of America) in 1984 with a bachelor of fine arts degree.

Performing Experience

In addition to " Mad Men ", Slattery also appeared in the popular series " Sex and the City: The Movie ", "Desperate Housewives" (Gabriel's second husband). In terms of movies, he appeared in "Smile of the Mona Lisa", playing Julia Roberts ' fiance; and " Iron Man 2 " in 2010 and " The Adjustment Bureau " in 2011 .

In terms of stage plays, Slattery also made a lot of achievements. His stage debut was "The Lisbon Traviata" in 1989, in collaboration with Nathan Lane . There have also been several successful collaborations with playwright Richard Greenberg . In 1993, Slattery appeared on Broadway for the first time 2 and collaborated with Nathan Lane on "Laughter on the 23rd Floor".

" The Adjustment Bureau " is an American movie directed by George Noffi in 2011. Based on Philip K. Dick's short story "Adjustment Team", the film tells about a congressman named David Norris investigating a series of incidents in a national political case. Norris, who is a bit cynical, has always believed that the politicians of the US authorities are actors who can only make shows, so they are very diligent in handling the case. But what he didn't expect was that he was gradually attracted by the appearance and temperament of the ballerina Silas, and finally fell in love with him. However, this inexplicable love still brought trouble, because behind this mysterious woman, the inextricable connections related to the case were involved, and Norris fell into crisis and predicament.

In 2019, starred in the FX limited drama "Mrs America".

Personal Life

In 1998, Slattery married Tara Bassam ( George Clooney's ex-wife), who was also an actor , and they had a son.

Extended Reading

Mrs. America reviews

Webster 2022-10-08 14:06:11

so damn hard

1. The more I look at it, the more I think Cyclops looks like joey. This is the first time I think cate's speech is so annoying. 2. no one like feminists... boycott hair? The media is obliged to speak for both sides - fairness doctrine (introduced by the FCC into the US) 3. "women are being...
Violet 2022-10-08 07:21:08

Walking in the mud

A good show of the year for all women to watch.
Although the heroine opposes the mainstream under the banner of "anti-equal rights amendment", she speaks for her own ideas, makes decisions for herself, and fights for her own interests. Isn't she also a feminist? The two sides seem to be in hostile...

Mrs. America short comments

Jazmin 2022-04-21 09:03:53

In just two episodes, two wars are intuitively presented to the audience: housewives VS feminists and female groups VS patriarchal society. The fast-paced and multi-plot script is very solid. " pleasure. In these two wars, you can see that the female group is so complex and diverse, and the protagonist is Phyllis Schlafly starring Cate Blanchett, a discriminated but ambitious woman. From this show, you can get a glimpse of the rise of female political power in the 1970s, and the real feminism behind it: giving women a choice, I think this is the core of this show.
Anabel 2022-04-21 09:03:53

The heroine is neither feminist nor anti-feminist. She is just a politician whose interests and personal ideals come first. Anti-feminism is her vote for the patriarchal society.