AceShowbiz - During CNN's "New Year's Eve Live" With Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper, Jon Hamm joined the duo via video feed to discuss his prolific year in the entertainment industry. Cohen described Hamm as the "male Nicole Kidman."

"Do you feel as an actor you should share a little bit more?" Cohen asked Hamm, to which he humorously replied, "Listen, I'm achieving peak Kidman, I think you called it. I love it. It's all I can do. I love working. I get to work on great stuff and yeah, why not me? I vote yes, more me."

The comparison to Nicole Kidman isn't unwarranted. Kidman, known for her consistent lead roles, had several high-profile projects, including "Babygirl", "Expats", "The Perfect Couple", and "A Family Affair". Similarly, Hamm had a jam-packed year with projects such as "Landman", "The Morning Show", "Fargo", and "Grimsburg", among others.

Anderson Cooper echoed Cohen's enthusiasm, stating, "I want more Jon Hamm," further cementing Hamm's rising status as a leading man of consistent and diverse projects. Hamm's work ethic and passion for acting have clearly won over audiences and industry giants alike.

Hamm also took a moment to reminisce about his claim-fame TV show "Mad Men", noting that 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the acclaimed show's finale. "Well, obviously, it's the greatest thing I've ever done in my career," he said.

Reflecting on the show's lasting impact, Hamm added, "I guess what I really am impressed with is that now new generations are kind of discovering the show. 30-year-olds go up to me and are like, 'Oh my God, I love that show,' I was like, 'You were 10 when it came out. What are you talking about?' But, it's impressive and it's obviously, it's something I'm tremendously proud of."

A noted fan of the Bravo universe, Hamm did not shy away from sharing his thoughts on the latest drama in "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills", and even lamented the recent breakup of Bravo couple Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover from "Summer House" and "Southern Charm". "My goodness. End of an era. Geez," Hamm remarked.

As for the future, Cohen probed about season two of "Landman", to which Hamm coyly responded, "I'm hoping. Stay tuned. That's all I can say."

With a plethora of projects and a humorous embrace of his new title, Jon Hamm's star continues to rise. His dedication to his craft and charismatic presence promise much more to come, leaving fans and industry insiders eagerly awaiting his next move.