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Anger Management, American Wedding, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada and We Are Marshall, winning strong reviews in the last two. Her latest movie, The Boat That Rocked, comes out this spring and was written and Christian Louboutin Sandals directed by Richard Curtis, who also cast her in Love Actually. "Richard wrote the part for me," she says. "The film is set in the late '60s, and it's about rogue DJs and pirate radio ships that dropped anchor off the British coast and broadcast rock 'n' roll into Christian Louboutin Boots England when alternative radio stations were still illegal." The film also stars Bill Nighy, Emma Thompson, Kenneth Branagh and Philip Seymour Hoffman -- an imposing cast Jones realizes she is fortunate to be among.

When Matt Weiner first chose Christian Louboutin sale Jones for Mad Men (which is AMC's first original drama series), he asked her to read two books to prepare for the role: The Feminine Mystique, Betty Friedan's 1963 treatise on housewives waking up to their latent discontent, and Revolutionary Road, Richard Yates's Christian Louboutin Pumps  1961 novel that tells a similar tale in the form of fiction. (A film version of Yates's revered work opened in L.A. last month, with considerable pre-Oscar buzz.) Jones's character is compelling because she's not the archetypal wife she appears to be initially; she's beautiful and well-dressed, but she's also