'Mad Men' star Jon Hamm accused in past violent fraternity hazing
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New York, 23 March 2015
1. Wide of Hamm seated solo at end of bench
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New York, 23 March 2015
1. Wide of Hamm seated solo at end of bench
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New York, 9 May 2014
2. Wide of Jon Hamm seeing wax figure
3. Medium of Jon Hamm taking selfie with wax figure
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Los Angeles, 2 April 2014
4. Medium shot 'Mad Men' cast on arrivals line, including Jon Hamm
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Los Angeles, 20 March 2013
5. Jon Hamm attends the season six premiere of "Mad Men"
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Los Angeles, 22 Sept. 2013
6. Jon Hamm and Jennifer Westfeldt arrive at the Emmy awards
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Los Angeles, 25 March 2015
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jon Hamm/Actor - on how he is feeling:
(Reporter: "Final question, how are you doing, your fans want to know how you are doing after the recent announcement of your treatment?")
"I am doing great, how are you? Yeah, thank you. Alright, cheers."
8. Medium shot Jon Hamm posing for photographers
'MAD MEN' STAR HAMM WAS ACCUSED IN VIOLENT FRATERNITY HAZING
"Mad Men" star Jon Hamm took part in a violent college hazing in 1990 at the University of Texas that led to criminal charges and to the fraternity chapter permanently disbanding, according to court and school records obtained Thursday (9 APRIL 2015).
The Emmy-nominated actor had not previously been publicly linked to a lawsuit filed by a Sigma Nu pledge who said he was severely beaten, dragged by a hammer and had his pants lit on fire. In the 1991 lawsuit, the pledge said Hamm participated "till the very end."
Criminal records show Hamm, now 44, was charged with hazing and received probation. A separate charge of assault was dismissed.
Representatives for Hamm and "Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner did not respond to requests for comment Thursday.
Hamm's connection to the hazing was first reported by the Daily Mail. The case resurfaced just as the critically acclaimed "Mad Men" begins airing its final season on AMC.
According to the lawsuit, Hamm became "mad, I mean really mad" after the 20-year-old Sigma Nu pledge failed to recite things he was supposed to memorize about Hamm and other fraternity members. For Hamm, his list included "Young Bobby," "MC Hammer" and "UT Football Punching Bag."
The pledge, Mark Allen Sanders, said Hamm went on to set his jeans on fire, shove his face in dirt and strike him with a paddle.
"He rears back and hits me left-handed, and he hit me right over my right kidney, I mean square over it," Sanders said in the lawsuit. "Good solid hit and that, that stood me right up."
Sanders said he needed medical care and withdrew from the school. Court records show the lawsuit was dismissed in 1993. Attempts to reach Sanders were unsuccessful Thursday, and his former attorney did not return a message.
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SHOTLIST (including transcript):-
AP Entertainment
New York, 23 March 2015
1. Wide of Hamm seated solo at end of bench
AP Entertainment
AP Entertainment
New York, 23 March 2015
1. Wide of Hamm seated solo at end of bench
AP Entertainment
New York, 9 May 2014
2. Wide of Jon Hamm seeing wax figure
3. Medium of Jon Hamm taking selfie with wax figure
AP Entertainment
Los Angeles, 2 April 2014
4. Medium shot 'Mad Men' cast on arrivals line, including Jon Hamm
AP Entertainment
Los Angeles, 20 March 2013
5. Jon Hamm attends the season six premiere of "Mad Men"
AP Entertainment
Los Angeles, 22 Sept. 2013
6. Jon Hamm and Jennifer Westfeldt arrive at the Emmy awards
AP Entertainment
Los Angeles, 25 March 2015
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jon Hamm/Actor - on how he is feeling:
(Reporter: "Final question, how are you doing, your fans want to know how you are doing after the recent announcement of your treatment?")
"I am doing great, how are you? Yeah, thank you. Alright, cheers."
8. Medium shot Jon Hamm posing for photographers
'MAD MEN' STAR HAMM WAS ACCUSED IN VIOLENT FRATERNITY HAZING
"Mad Men" star Jon Hamm took part in a violent college hazing in 1990 at the University of Texas that led to criminal charges and to the fraternity chapter permanently disbanding, according to court and school records obtained Thursday (9 APRIL 2015).
The Emmy-nominated actor had not previously been publicly linked to a lawsuit filed by a Sigma Nu pledge who said he was severely beaten, dragged by a hammer and had his pants lit on fire. In the 1991 lawsuit, the pledge said Hamm participated "till the very end."
Criminal records show Hamm, now 44, was charged with hazing and received probation. A separate charge of assault was dismissed.
Representatives for Hamm and "Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner did not respond to requests for comment Thursday.
Hamm's connection to the hazing was first reported by the Daily Mail. The case resurfaced just as the critically acclaimed "Mad Men" begins airing its final season on AMC.
According to the lawsuit, Hamm became "mad, I mean really mad" after the 20-year-old Sigma Nu pledge failed to recite things he was supposed to memorize about Hamm and other fraternity members. For Hamm, his list included "Young Bobby," "MC Hammer" and "UT Football Punching Bag."
The pledge, Mark Allen Sanders, said Hamm went on to set his jeans on fire, shove his face in dirt and strike him with a paddle.
"He rears back and hits me left-handed, and he hit me right over my right kidney, I mean square over it," Sanders said in the lawsuit. "Good solid hit and that, that stood me right up."
Sanders said he needed medical care and withdrew from the school. Court records show the lawsuit was dismissed in 1993. Attempts to reach Sanders were unsuccessful Thursday, and his former attorney did not return a message.
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