A Mad Man in Austenland Vincent Kartheiser, currently whipping "Mad Men" fans into mixture of love and hate as the hairline challenged, super creep Pete Campbell, will be soon be impersonating one of the most beloved characters in literary history: Mr. Darcy. Mr. Kartheiser will assume the role in a rendition of "Pride and Prejudice," adapted by Simon Reade and directed by Joe Dowling, which begins previews at Minneapolis's Guthrie Theater on July 6 and runs through Aug. 31. Sliding on his posterior down the office stairs and being banished from his marital home may seem like a far cry from the waistcoat-ripping sexual charisma of Colin Firth in the 1995 BBC adaptation of "Pride and Prejudice." But then Mr. Kartheiser, a Minneapolis native, made his debut on the Guthrie stage at age 7 in another distinctly un-Pete-like literary role: Tiny Tim in "A Christmas Carol."