John Slattery (born August 13, 1962) is an American actor, best known for his Emmy nominated role as Roger Sterling on AMC's series Mad Men. Slattery attended high school at St. Sebastian's School in Needham, Massachusetts. He later received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from The Catholic University of America in 1984. He is also known for roles such as union organizer Al Kahn on Homefront; Senator Walter Mondale in the HBO miniseries From the Earth...
Roger is in the office on the phone talking about his book.
After their visit to the doctor, Joan and Roger sit opposite each other in hi...
Roger is on the phone in his office trying to set up a date when there's a kn...
Roger's hate for the Honda executives' nationality spills over repeatedly.
Don pours a drink instead of placing the California call and Roger enters his...
Roger encourages Don to join them for Thanksgiving dinner to meet Bethany.
Roger leans forward on the dinner table, across from Joan, discussing their p...
Roger disconnects the call on the sly and pretends to talk to Lee.
Daisy climbs out of a hotel bed with Roger, preparing to exit.
Roger sits down across from Freddy and lights a smoke, letting Freddy know th...
After Bert exits, Roger apologizes to Joan. She mentions the barriers between...
Roger pleads for the account. Lee doesn't budge. Roger continues trying to ma...
Roger calls Don and Megan's for Marie under the pretense of being her husband.
Roger responds to Dan's reluctance to meet with Herb on the Jaguar account, t...
After their visit to the doctor, Joan and Roger sit opposite each other in hi...
Roger starts a deep conversation as he looks down at Marie on his bed.
After pouring himself a drink, Roger takes a few steps toward Joan, eyeing he...
Don enters Roger's office after Roger sabotaged the Honda account.
Don calls Peggy in to listen to the tapes Roger's been making for his book...
After opening the door and telling Don's secretary to make a date on Don's ca...
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