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John Slattery Cast in 'Arrested Development'
John Slatterly with Jon Hamm and Christopher Stanley (Helga Esteb / Shutterstock.com)
"Mad Men" fans who are also sorely missing the Bluths, get ready to have your mind blown: John Slattery is going to be in Season Four of "Arrested Development." TV Line reports that Slattery has signed on for multiple episodes of the new season, which will be released all at once on Netflix later this year. It's not clear what character Slattery will be playing, but at least we know he'll be a silver fox.
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