Jon Hamm suns his legs in shorts strolling in Los Feliz
Jon Hamm was photographed on Monday enjoying a stroll in Los Feliz, showing off his smooth-looking legs in grey checked shorts.
The 46-year-old silver fox had allowed a bit of scruff to sprout onto his face and had pulled on a pair of black and white open-toe slippers.
He's recently bought a gated and newly renovated 3,600 square foot house in the Los Feliz area for nearly $3.4 million, Variety reported last week.
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Stepping out: Jon Hamm was photographed on Monday enjoying a stroll in Los Feliz, showing off his smooth-looking legs in grey checked shorts
The St Louis-born Mad Men star served up a bit of hometown pride on his Monday walk by popping on a red and white Cardinals baseball cap.
At one point, he stopped off and petted a dog that'd stood up on its hind legs to peer over the white picket fence closing it into a front lawn.
Though he's reportedly shelled out millions for his new four-bedroom, 4.5 bathroom two story pad, he's recently told Wealthsimple: 'To me, the main reason to have money is to remove the hindrances that accompany being broke.'
Back to his roots: The St. Louis-born Mad Men star served up a bit of hometown pride on his Monday walk by popping on a red and white Cardinals baseball cap
To hear him tell it, 'Once those hindrances are out of the way, it doesn’t matter if you have a ton of money or just a comfortable amount.'
The Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie actor recalled part of his life when he wasn't as rich as he is at present, and made money waiting tables and tending bar.
'Working in a restaurant is a good life lesson for anybody. My friend used to say that no one should be able to work in Hollywood if they haven’t worked in a restaurant.'
Animal lover: At one point, he stopped off and petted a dog that'd stood up on its hind legs to peer over the white picket fence closing it into a front lawn
Said he: 'The appreciation you have for anyone working in a service capacity goes up radically the longer you work a service job yourself - you quickly learn what a difference a little bit of kindness and common courtesy can make for people.'
Meanwhile, when one works as a bartender, 'People get a little loose and start spilling their guts to you. And you realize this person just needs someone to talk to; they need someone to show them a little bit of kindness and give them a break.'
He revealed he's 'crossed an interesting threshold. I’ve now - just recently - been working as an actor for longer than I worked as a waiter and bartender.'