While performing theater in Massachusetts, Matt Long got noticed by an agent, and soon was cast as the lead in "Jack & Bobby," a 2004 dramatic series that ran for one season. More television work followed, and in '07, Long landed his first Hollywood role: that of young Johnny Blaze, the motorcycle-riding hero of the comic book adaptation "Ghost Rider." After more movies, he kicked off the subsequent decade by starring in "The Deep End," a legal drama that was quickly cancelled. Long had better luck as recurring character Joey Baird, a freelance artist, in the critically-acclaimed "Mad Men," which led to more guest-star and multi-episode work on television.