Elisabeth Moss is a woman among Mad Men. As the young, aspiring secretary turned copywriter, Peggy Olson, on AMC's Emmy winning show, Moss carefully balances innocence with determination, helping to convey the story of feminism in the 60's workplace. It's a role and performance so captivating that it earned her an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series this year.

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Nicholas Cage, George Clooney, Tom Hanks, Brad Pitt, Josh Brolin, and Michael Stuhlbarg? All have the distinction of being leading men in the Coen Brother's slate of eccentric dark comedies. The latter of whom, Michael Stuhlbarg, may be the least recognizable. But not for much longer. Particularly, after his standout performance as a Midwestern professor searching for the meaning of life in A Serious Man.

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Writer-director Kevin Smith is widely recognized as one of independent film's most distinguished voices. With such works as Clerks, Chasing Amy, and Dogma, Smith has built a universe askew, replete with slacker characters, stylized dialogue, and pop culture nuance. His last feature film, 2008's Zack and Miri Make a Porno, represents a culmination of all his early works whilealso marking a departure for the Silent Bob era.

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