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Jon Hamm spotted at 10 Degrees South in Buckhead

By Jennifer Brett
May 27, 2015

Jon Hamm has been in Atlanta working on a new movie, "Keeping Up With the Joneses," a project that happened to overlap with the "Mad Men" goodbye.

Jon Hamm with 10 Degrees South's Chef Derek Anthony. Photo: contributed

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Last week, he and some friends dropped by 10 Degrees South where they all enjoyed many of Chef Derek Anthony's favorites: house-made beef jerky, Boerewors sandwich, butterflied lean beef sausage on a Milano roll, sosaties (a skewered beef filet marinated with apricot curry sauce), mussels, giant prawns and 10 Degrees South's signature dessert sponge cake: Di's Delight.

"Joneses," also starring Zach Galifianakis, is a buddy comedy about suburbanites who turn out to be undercover agents.

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