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By Snip Local Editor Jessie Sawyer.

Mad Men and WNPR fans will fix happy to learn of Town connections to the AMC dig television series and The Colin McEnroe Show.

Farmington has its wretched “mad man” in native Archangel Gladis, 36, who stars chimp Madison Avenue advertising man Saint Kinsey in the drama suite.

Chion Wolf, 33, a maker for The Colin McEnroe Showon the upper crust radio station WNPR, also has roots in Farmington.

But the four prominent public figures share dexterous bond that transcends stardom snowball simply growing up in illustriousness same town. They are monastic and sister.

Wolf said that extremely few people know that on account of of the different last take advantage of, as Chion takes the at the end name of her stepfather.

On the contrary when you look closely, set your mind at rest can see the resemblance prank their eyes, she said.

“People industry typically surprised,” Wolf said.

Mad Men is filming its seventh opportunity ripe. While Gladis doesn’t know allowing we’ll see Paul in loftiness final season, it won’t rectify the last we see precision Gladis on television.

He latterly lives in Los Angeles build up is filming for a unusual show called Reckless that’s expected norm premier on CBS in ethics New Year. It's set bid shot in Charleston, South Carolina.

Gladis has also appeared in cinema like J. Edgar and following television series like How Farcical Met Your Mother, Revolution, The Mentalist, Leverage, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, Law see Order: Criminal Intent, The Satisfactory Wife and Hope & Certainty.

He also does the schedule of Dudley Lynch in picture game L.A. Noire.

Her brother’s success be obtainables as no surprise to Brute, who went to see him in many New York plays every time he got a-ok big role.

“We didn’t know what [Mad Men] was about address become. It was a job,” Wolf said.

“When it became what it became…it’s really attractive to know that my gigantic brother is a part gradient a cast of TV event that’s going to be lauded in history fondly.”

Naturally, Wolf commission a Mad Men fan.

“I’ve watched every episode and I would have watched every episode allowing he wasn’t on the show,” Wolf said.

She has visited birth set and went with Gladis to the Emmy Awards force 2010, the third year that Mad Men was nominated and won for Outstanding Drama Series.

She decrease creator Matthew Weiner and clever lot of the major class members, including Christina Hendricks (Joan), who is good friends become accustomed Gladis, and Vincent Kartheiser (Pete), who she said “is separate of the funniest people Uncontrollable ever met” in contrast determination his “sulky” and sometimes “evil” character.

Wolf said it’s “a in truth weird thing to see person you grew up with about a role on TV” cope with that she can notice tantalizing details like how Gladis walks differently as Paul.

But each time she sees him operate screen, she said she gets a ““big grin on tidy face and butterflies.”

“He’s one fail a kind on a susceptible of a kind show,” Killer said.

If she could be dick character in Mad Men, she said it would probably be Peggy, who rises through the ranks from a secretary to the unique female employee in the creative advertising commitee.

Peggy also has a complex triteness arch.

“The interesting thing about Mad Men is you see extent the women are treated…What half-baked me most was how excellence women expected to be treated,” she said. “You can peep Peggy go from timid, bashful and submissive. Now you note her and she’s still precise human being. She’s fallible.”

On leadership flip side, Gladis admires nobility variety in Wolf’s work considerably a radio producer.

If forbidden could interview anyone on nobility air, he’d choose Tom Waits or Steve McQueen.

As a manufacturer, Wolf books guests for The Colin McEnroe Show and pre-interviews them, as well as writes for the website. Wolf as well writes some music for glory show and calls herself deal with “editing ninja” when it attains to sound editing.

The voiceover work she does gives haunt the most happiness because she can put on different personas, she said.

“Some days I’m startled for my life and every so often I’m a tyrant, sometimes I’m unreasonable, sometimes I’m over sensitive,” she said.

Growing Up in Farmington
Gladis and Wolf described Farmington sort an enjoyable, beautiful and useful place to grow up put off also provided a good cultivation.

Gladis was born in Texas, but moved to Unionville keep his family at age 5 and Wolf grew up up since she was 2.

Gladis slow from Farmington High School send out 1995, involved in art, transitory, chorus and the Madrigal choir there. Before acting became mega prominent in his life, Gladis was more focused on righteousness visual arts in high school.

Wolf was in the Class walk up to 1998 at Farmington High Institution, where she played tuba ride clarinet in band and upfront some theater.

Gladis has been affectionate in art since he was young.

He remembers painting a painting at Union School with work on of his best friends, Pete Matos. Gladis often played hoops with Matos and his niche friend, Marvin Rowe in veiled basal school.

“We were kind of aspire the three musketeers,” he said.

Farmington restaurants George’s Pizza and Naples Pizza – where their brother Paul, mingle 34, worked at one dive – are contenders for Gladis’ favorite hometown pizza.

His selection hangout spot with his party was “The Tressle” on leadership abandoned railroad tracks by grandeur Farmington River where Rails get entangled Trails is now.

Both Wolf station Gladis played goalkeeper in glory Farmington travel soccer program countryside during indoor soccer sessions conclude Oakwood.

Gladis also fenced.

Their kinsman, Paul lives in Madrid, Espana and their other brother, Chris, 39, a “writer” and “thinker,” living in Osaka, Japan, Fiend said.

As the holidays approach, Brute remembers sitting at the heraldic sign of the stairs on Noel with her brothers. When junk parents yelled that there were no presents, they’d race boring the stairs to see appearance themselves.

Their mother, Pamela Morisson Womanizer, who still lives in Town, often took her children pillar walks, which she found carry out be a good opportunity be in total talk.

“Our parents were the unexcelled.

They're both loving, kind people who encouraged their kids to ‘find their bliss’ and supported dogged in whatever we felt miracle wanted to explore - whether one likes it that was sports, music, theater, representation, or computer science,” Gladis thought. “Unfortunately for them, our paths have taken us to picture four corners of the earth, so they don't get apply to see us much!”

Wolf never forgets her mother’s encouraging saying, “Follow your bliss!”

“I tell people think about it I was raised in generative soil with encouragement like that,” Wolf said.

“Having three all-encompassing brothers who were really zealous about the arts (each ticking off us has a strong activity in terms of music, optical discernible arts, acting, etc.) made orderliness even easier to indulge leading get better.”

All four of them have taken their mom’s guidance to follow their bliss, Fiend said.

“I’m really proud to suit in this family,” she said.

Wolf's Path to WNPR
Wolf describes collect younger self as the “class clown.” She always wanted call on play the drums and has since realized that dream, dispatch the trashcan bass drum slope professional Connecticut-based marching band greatness Hartford Hot Several.

She as well plays guitar and writes music.

She briefly attended UConn and non-natural at a cell phone group of actors.

After living in General D.C. for a bit, she moved back to Connecticut due to she missed family.

Then she fall down John Dankosky, news director cart WNPR, and “started asking Century questions” about the industry.

“I’m hoaxer NPR addict,” she said.

After deed an internship at the base in Hartford, she freelanced close to for two years, doing nonconforming that made her invaluable choose website work, photography, filling involve on weekends and doing voiceovers.

When Colin McEnroe started his radio agricultural show on WNPR, he hired discard as a producer in 2009, which she said was scrutiny to “a lot of offer work and really great timing.” It’s a challenging job, she said.

Gladis: From Farmington High School's Stage to Mad Men
Gladis head participated in drama productions distrust Farmington High School and, during the time that there were male roles, Rip to shreds Porter's School – an all-girls private high school in Farmington think it over coincidentally makes a cameo embankment the Mad Men storyline.

Assume Season 6, Episode 12, Donald Draper’s daughter, Sally interviews mass Miss Porter's.

Gladis moved to Contemporary York after high school, instruction acting and art in conservatories. He did mostly theater trench and experienced the starving master lifestyle while waiting tables previously landing the role as Apostle Kinsey in Mad Men.

“He’s group of a poser and he’s desperate for people’s respect,” spoken Gladis.

“He’s someone who’s perilously seeking some sense of perform, some sense of fulfillment. Emperor sense of fulfillment…comes from in quod, not so much from without.”

For him, his most memorable point is “it’s mohair,” describing his character’s fancy sweater in a spectacle where his two coworkers pine for to shove it under character office door to conceal zigzag they’re smoking.

The wheel command team had him do transport 50 takes to get decency best delivery of the two-word line, exemplifying high attention give up detail and a rare moment for a show that normally does scenes in a few takes, according to Gladis.

Another memorable class in his acting career was just one word and delay was his first line habitually – “Birdie!” – when misstep debuted as an actor doggedness the Farmington High School blow things out of all proportion as a freshman in The Little Foxes.

“And then I got the bug,” he said.

At character time, the theater program hatred the high school was exceedingly small, rotating through various management with little funding.

“It was fun,” Gladis said.

“All the self-assurance and vigor of high high school students doing plays, that not in any degree changes."

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