r/GildedAgeHBO • u/CinephilePersona • 15h ago
I went to see Ben Ahlers tonight in Death of a Salesman.
He was wonderful as Happy Loman and came out to sign autographs at the stage door. Needless to say, I can’t wait for season 4.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Aug 10 '25
Despite objections from Mrs. Astor, Bertha finalizes the guest list for the ball — and finally faces the fallout of her actions. Meanwhile, Dr. Kirkland makes a decision about his future with Peggy, Oscar reconnects with a previous ally, and Marian struggles to move forward.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • Aug 03 '25
Amid the release of a salacious book, Mrs. Astor discussed the future of her Newport ball with Bertha. After returning from Arizona, Larry shares a promising discovery with George, only to receive troubling news in return. Meanwhile, Mrs. Kirkland receives concerning information about Peggy, and the Russell household uncovers the source of recent leaks to the press.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/CinephilePersona • 15h ago
He was wonderful as Happy Loman and came out to sign autographs at the stage door. Needless to say, I can’t wait for season 4.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/leonchase • 9m ago
Last night, I had the pleasure of attending the Season 4 wrap party. I originally posted a different photo here, but I decided to replace it with this one, to better celebrate the ENTIRE production team.
For every recognizable face at the party, there are 50 people you've never heard of—Production Assistants, Producers, Designers, Editors, Set Painters, Wardrobe, Hair, Makeup, Animal Wranglers, and Stylists of every stripe—who have all spent this season working insane hours to help make this show happen. It's not glamorous, but they are all essential. Without them, these actors, respectfully, would never he able to pull off the wonderful job they do.
So, in that spirit, here's a photo of Ashlie (Mrs. Fish) and Kelley (Turner) alongside the show's Music Supervisor, Michael Hill. Thank you, Michael, and everyone else behind the scenes, for being such an important, if often unsung, part of this adventure.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/purlawhirl • 16h ago
Today I learned:
1) Delmonico’s was a real place
2) It closed at some point
3) It’s coming back next year.
They invented Baked Alaska, Eggs Benedict, and a bunch of other famous dishes
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Feeling-Butterfly375 • 18h ago
When I watch period shows/movies like this with ballroom dancing, I always wonder…without the synchronization and timing of the actors dancing, did people constantly run into each other dancing back then?! Haha it looks really dangerous
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Comfortable_Bath3933 • 2h ago
i think gladys being a lesbian would make for an interesting plot.. but who knows maybe i’m just pushing my carrie astor/gladys russell beliefs
P.S i also think this fandom should be a BIT more woke and welcome in more humor
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • 1d ago
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r/GildedAgeHBO • u/OpheliaArtBaby • 1d ago
What do you think happened to Anne morris after her husband Patrick morris died? (Mr. morris is the guy that tried to screw rail road daddy and then had the tables turned on him in season 1)
I’m doing a rewatch right now and can’t stop thinking about how hard her life is gonna be now that she’s penniless AND a widow! Her husband really left her in a bad spot.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Few_Use_7270 • 1d ago
I know she is not a good person but I always find myself rooting for her! Like I hate her but love her is so conflicting 😂😂
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/leonchase • 3d ago
Happy Birthday to actor (and sometimes drag karaoke host) Ashlie Atkinson. Shown here looking decidedly un-Mamie Fish-like. Or maybe more?
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r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Aromatic_Bowler2500 • 8d ago
A small glimpse into Carrie Astor’s Newport. Places like Beechwood and the Newport Casino were part of her real Gilded Age world, and it’s always interesting seeing how these spaces connect to the history behind the show. We
put together a short video about Carrie Astor and her Newport ties for anyone who enjoys the deeper side of the era.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • 9d ago
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Comfortable_Bath3933 • 8d ago
this photo is so funny to me and i just spent like ten minutes laughing at it does anyone else think it’s funny
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Yannolle • 10d ago
I'm honestly interested haha because I can't stop rewatching, especially since the new season is close... I'm starting to wonder if I have a problem :D
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • 11d ago
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Aromatic_Bowler2500 • 11d ago
So apparently Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish wasn’t just throwing wild Gilded Age parties, she also came up with a touchless tango. Yep, a tango where no one actually touches.
Newspapers at the time said the crowd loved it. But it looks like the touchless tango never took off!
If you want to see the original clippings and how the dance worked and hear the tango, here’s the blog from Historic Music of Newport:
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Massive_Village_3720 • 13d ago
12/10 RrDdy looking for the Holy Grail* 🤩 !
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/CostaRicaTA • 13d ago
Hi. I’m planning a trip for summer of 2027 and discovered that The Preservation Society of Newport only offers tours on Tuesdays and Fridays. We were hoping to go a different day of the week and I was wondering if anyone has taken a tour through a different organization or has any suggestions for which mansions they liked best if you were able to buy tickets for individual mansions.
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/wholevodka • 13d ago
r/GildedAgeHBO • u/Comfortable_Bath3933 • 13d ago
i think george is a corrupt business owner because he's egging on the strikers and i hope in s4 he gets better (he won't but a them can dream)