4. Jon Hamm
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Everyone seems to want him for Batman, and some, I've heard, want him for Lex Luthor. But wouldn't he make the perfect Doom, who is sort of a combination of the two aforementioned characters? We've seen him dark without being flat-out evil in
Mad Men, so why not take the leash off and let him have a hay-day with the alliterative villain? If there's one thing
Mad Men has done well for Hamm, it's given him plenty of chances to go head-to-head with strong characters. He knows how to keep his cool, how to let loose, and how to control a situation. It's important to remember, also, that Doom isn't just an evil-doer, he's a political tyrant; which means he has to be well-versed and convincing in that aspect as well. http://youtu.be/Rvxh5rDcLUg