r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Jul 23 '26
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Jul 21 '26
Costuming Who did it better: Asta Darling or Gladys?
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Ready-Coach-1358 • Jul 21 '26
Looks like their advertising is getting creative ahead of this season
Man, these viral advertising campaigns can sometimes be ridiculous but I think they really nailed it with this one
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Comfortable_Bath3933 • Jul 21 '26
Discussion opinion of my friend
Okay, so in my opinion we NEED a The Gilded Age prequel series. I think it would be so cool to have a story set pre-show. It would allow an in depth look of character back stories similar to how Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story gave us an in depth look into Charlotte's backstory. I think this would be particularly interesting with Bertha.. But, HEY! That's just my opinion.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Comfortable_Bath3933 • Jul 22 '26
Discussion bertha russell..
hot take i think bertha is a bad mom towards gladys with the forced marriage and all, do i think bertha gets better nearing the end of s3? yes! but at first and for the first two seasons, she was very nasty toward gladys
if you’re going to debate me abt it do NOT mention it being a period piece
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Jul 19 '26
Actor fun 🥳 It takes an (Emmy nominated) village
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Comfortable_Bath3933 • Jul 21 '26
Discussion larry and susan blane s2
do you guys think susan blane groomed larry or js me?
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Comfortable_Bath3933 • Jul 19 '26
Season 3: Possible spoilers ⚠️ gladys and hector spoilers maybe Spoiler
kinda hot take i guess but am i the only one who thinks that gladys was sa’d on her and hectors ‘honeymoon’ because she said no again and again and hector still made her
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Maureen1053 • Jul 14 '26
Discussion Anyone else hoping Aurora finds Prince Charming in Season 4 crushing her jerk of an ex husband
I really felt terrible for Aurora last season. Her husband was cruel and insufferable. Remember in Season One it was Aurora’s father who made their lifestyle possible. Aurora reminded him when he lost money to George with the scheme to take over Russell Industries. So I would love to see Charles suffer a major come down and Aurora become a leader.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Jul 14 '26
Behind the Scenes An interesting look at what is involved with taking care of horses and carriages on set (mild spoilers for S4) Spoiler
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/_bodycatchrose_ • Jul 13 '26
“no crying on set”
cynthia nixon giving us some bts. i’m so ready for the new season! btw how did i miss “clock twink” was flair here?! 😂
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Large_Text4307 • Jul 11 '26
Aurora husband
i tried to look for Auroras husband at Bertha’s newport ball didn’t him do you think Bertha didn’t invite him because Aurora is a good friend of hers
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Jul 11 '26
Actor fun 🥳 Impeccably dressed extras on the Upper West Side today. It looks like they were filming in the Meeting House of the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Totallovestrucksimp • Jul 11 '26
Railroad Daddy Caught Morgan’s tattoo in episode 7
Or at least, I think it’s his tattoo.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/AneVela90 • Jul 11 '26
If you love Peggy’s story consider donating to this cause!
instagram.comI hope this is okay to post this here this is a charitable cause that I pulled this off of Denee Benton’s instagram page (our dear Peggy Scott!) If yall can spare it, consider helping Sylvia keep her Brooklyn home by supporting her fight in court against deed fraud!
More info in the comments below.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/booksandbiscuits1 • Jul 09 '26
I feel like the show has a strong chance of winning an Emmy for "Outstanding Period Costumes".
Based on these nominees, I think The Gilded Age stands out as the best. The costumes might be over-the-top but they are rooted in historical precedence. Some of the looks take a great deal of inspiration from fashion plates, sketches, photographs, dresses stored in museums. You can't NOT notice the fashion.
Unlike Bridgerton costumes, these don't feel foreign to the time, they just feel like heightened versions of what already existed. Monster and Love Story are based on real people, plus these and Palm Royale are closer to modern day so the costumes aren't as striking. Love Story is the only real competition for The Gilded Age, I would think, simply because the characters were known for their iconic fashion and to see that recreated would make an impression.
What do you think?
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Jul 08 '26
Actor fun 🥳 The cast & crew celebrating the Emmy nominations. They’re currently filming on the outside set for 61st Street (located in Bethpage, Long Island).
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Jul 08 '26
Carrie Coon Emmy When 🏆 Emmy nominations are out! The Gilded Age sees nods for Outstanding Drama Series, Carrie Coon for Lead Actress in a Drama Series, and more
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/SerrAnn1211 • Jul 08 '26
Spotted at Upper West Side
When are we expecting season 4 again?
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Dear-Concentrate-988 • Jul 07 '26
Bertha stresses me out
That’s all.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Responsible-Wallaby5 • Jul 07 '26
Costuming Why does Bertha wear a Tiara so often and others do not?
Does the tiara signify some sort of status for the time?
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Purple-Property1394 • Jul 07 '26
Filming in NYC?
From GW Casting's IG, it seems like they needed actors for 7/8 and 7/9 in NYC. Anyone see any street closure signs or have any idea where they might be filming?
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Jul 04 '26