Hamm, known for his roles in shows like “Mad Men” and movies like “Baby Driver,” shared that he was a football player in high school in St. Louis, Missouri. He proudly claimed the title of an all-state middle linebacker. Fallon, displaying a picture of his younger self, joked about their similarities and praised Hamm’s good looks.
The conversation then shifted to their involvement on “Saturday Night Live.” Fallon, who has hosted the show multiple times, expressed his admiration for Hamm’s appearances on the iconic sketch comedy series. Reflecting on his first time as host, Hamm admitted feeling nervous until he realized that the experience was like a roller-coaster ride. He described the adrenaline rush and the feeling of exhilaration that came with being on the legendary show.
Fallon also took the opportunity to congratulate Hamm on his recent Emmy nominations for his performances in “Fargo” and “The Morning Show.” They discussed Hamm’s potential interest in playing a superhero in a Marvel movie, with Hamm jokingly suggesting the character of “Landman” as a potential superhero role. The two friends recalled their previous collaboration on “Saturday Night Live” as the Ambiguously Gay Duo, which was a live-action version of the popular animated segment.
Shifting gears, Hamm talked about his latest project, “Landman,” a series created by Taylor Sheridan. The show explores the dangerous world of the oil industry and features an impressive cast, including Billy Bob Thornton and Demi Moore. Hamm praised the show for its blend of humor, romance, suspense, and drama against the backdrop of West Texas.
Fans of Hamm can expect to see him shine in “Landman,” which promises to be an intense and captivating series. With his proven talent and undeniable charm, Hamm continues to make his mark in the entertainment industry. As Fallon aptly put it, Jon Hamm is “one of the best” and a true asset to any project he takes on.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates from “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” and Jon Hamm‘s remarkable career.