What the Mad Men Stars Are Doing Next

Mad Men's leading man is keeping busy, and happily, he's going to do some comedy. First he'll be seen this Summer in Netflix revival Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp, then heard in animated comedy Minions. Next year he's appearing in big-screen comedy Keeping Up With the Joneses opposite Zach Galifianakis, where he'll play a spy posing as a suburban dad. And just this month the actor signed on to star in the political action thriller High Wire Act as a US diplomat in 1980s Beirut.

The powerful woman who launches Holloway Harris will appear in Gillian Flynn adaptation Dark Places this August, then in Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn's next film, The Neon Demon, in 2016.

Moss appears in the indie drama Queen of Earth, due out this Summer, then in High-Rise opposite Tom Hiddleston and journalism drama Truth, both out later this year.

Peggy's work-BFF-turned-boyfriend is staying on the small screen with new ABC comedy The Real O'Neals, which will premiere midseason in 2016.

Pete's wife, Trudy, also appears on Yahoo's Community, but she has a couple movies lined up too, like the indie comedy Sleeping With Other People, coming this Summer, and the romantic comedy How to Be Single, which she's filming now with Rebel Wilson and Dakota Johnson.

The Sterling Cooper lothario has a high-profile role as Howard Stark (aka Tony Stark's father) in Marvel's Ant-Man this Summer and is one of a few Mad Men stars appearing in Netflix's Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp.

The man known as Harry Crane is also making a cameo in Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp.