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Will The Gilded Age Stage a Crossover With Downton Abbey in Season 4? ‘There's an Opportunity To,' EP Says
With the third season of The Gilded Age ending this Sunday, and the third Downton Abbey movie hitting theaters next month, we couldn't help but wonder… when the heck are these two Julian Fellowes-created franchises finally going to collide? It's a question we've been asking since The Gilded Age first premiered in 2022, but now that Gladys (Taissa Farmiga) has married into British nobility, the time feels more appropriate than ever. Come on, who didn't get Downton vibes from the Duke's house? More from TVLine The Gilded Age Boss Breaks Down Oscar's Tragic Outburst - Does Agnes Know the Truth About John Adams? The Gilded Age Shocker: Morgan Spector Was 'Thrilled' by Episode 7's Jaw-Dropping Ending House of the Dragon Adds Annie Shapero as Alysanne 'Black Aly' Blackwood in Season 3 'Well, obviously there's an opportunity to [stage a crossover], because they are both in England,' Fellowes tells TVLine. 'Things like the shooting season or whatever would incorporate many great houses for all of these families, as they would travel around England. We can bring about a conjunction whenever we wish, really, but we haven't got one planned yet, so we'll have to see.' To be fair, this is a much more encouraging answer than executive producer Gareth Neame gave us when we spoke with him back in The Gilded Age's first season. '[A crossover is] not in the thinking at all,' Neame says. 'It's a separate universe, but they're both fictions set in the 1880s. Downton Abbey, in its own fiction, was definitely there. A younger version of the Maggie Smith character would be living there, I guess. But it's not really planned.' A younger version of Smith's iconic Dowager Countess? Hey, he said it, not us. Wouldn't it be fun, if even as a fleeting cameo, to catch a glimpse of someone from the Crawley family on The Gilded Age? The first season of Downton Abbey began with the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, meaning it takes place less than 30 years after the current season of The Gilded Age, which would put the Countess somewhere in her 40s. Just something to think about. Gilded Age fans, would you like to see the show collide with the world of Downton Abbey, even if it's just a nod? Drop a comment with your thoughts below. Gilded Age IRL: See the Cast Out of Costume View List Best of TVLine 'Missing' Shows, Found! Get the Latest on Ahsoka, Monarch, P-Valley, Sugar, Anansi Boys and 25+ Others Yellowjackets Mysteries: An Up-to-Date List of the Series' Biggest Questions (and Answers?) The Emmys' Most Memorable Moments: Laughter, Tears, Historical Wins, 'The Big One' and More
Mint
6 days ago
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- Mint
Did The Gilded Age kill off George Russell? Morgan Spector reacts to shocking scene
The Gilded Age served its most shocking moment yet in Season 3 Episode 7 as George Russell, played by Morgan Spector, found himself at the center of a brazen assassination attempt, reports Decider. In a terrifying scene that concluded the episode, a delivery man entered Russell's office and opened fire, taking down his aides before turning the gun on the powerful railroad magnate himself. As the screen went black, audiences were left reeling, with the fate of "Train Daddy" hanging in suspense. So, is Russell dead? Now, Morgan has dropped hints about his character's fate, and the answers are intriguing, to say the least. When Variety asked Morgan Spector, 'How worried should we (viewers) be for George?', the actor did not keep mum. 'You should be very worried,' he replied. 'In the 19th century, gunshot wounds from up close were extremely dangerous. Many people didn't survive them. I don't have a contract for next season yet, so who knows?' he added. Though his comment raises concerns, not having a season four contract might simply spark speculation about his character's fate. But it does not confirm anything, so fans should not lose hope just yet. Reflecting on the chilling parallels between fiction and real-world events, Spector shared a striking observation about The Gilded Age's timely relevance. "When I read the script, it wasn't that long after Luigi Mangione shot the United Healthcare CEO. I was like, ['The Gilded Age' creator] Julian Fellowes is clairvoyant. It redoubled my sense that there's a way that this show, however subtly, however quietly, is really in dialogue with our current moment, simply by virtue of there being structural similarities between the two eras," he said. "Both of these time periods have massive wealth and massive inequality. Both of them are characterized by industrial titans who are kind of swinging the state around by its tail. The consequences of that can be violence," he added. The Gilded Age Season 3 is nearing its close, with only one episode left after the gripping Ex-Communicated. Next week's episode is the season finale. But fans can breathe easy, as HBO has officially confirmed that the period drama is not ending just yet. The Gilded Age will return for a fourth season soon. The Gilded Age mixes fiction with fact. While some parts are dramatized, many characters and events are inspired by real history. As of now, seven episodes of Season 3 have aired and are available to watch on HBO Max. Yes, in July 2025, the series was renewed for a fourth season.
Yahoo
7 days ago
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The Gilded Age Shocker: Morgan Spector Was ‘Thrilled' by Episode 7's Jaw-Dropping Ending
This might come as a shock to you, but Morgan Spector tells TVLine that he's 'thrilled' with how Sunday's episode of The Gilded Age ended. The penultimate hour of Season 3 went out with a bang, ending with a moment that surely left every viewer's jaw on the floor. 'I have a delivery for Mr. George Russell,' announced a seemingly innocent courier — that is, until he pulled out a gun. After shooting poor Jones, he turned his weapon towards George and fired. Bang. More from TVLine House of the Dragon Adds Annie Shapero as Alysanne 'Black Aly' Blackwood in Season 3 The Gilded Age Renewed for Season 4 Ahead of Finale The Gilded Age EPs Defend That Tragic Twist in Episode 6: 'I Jumped Out of My Skin When I Watched It' So, why is Spector 'thrilled' that his character is entering next week's season finale on death's door? He has a few reasons actually: First, he simply says, 'that happened,' meaning that it was a historically accurate threat that would theoretically be looming over George's head. (Look no further than the 1872 murder of robber baron Jim Fisk.) But even with its historical accuracy, George's shooting 'just didn't feel like the kind of thing that would happen on The Gilded Age,' he admits, not unlike the shocking carriage accident that unexpectedly killed John Adams last week. And that's what Spector loves about it. 'I'm thrilled the more we get to expand the world.' He thinks of it as 'adding colors to our palette.' Carrie Coon notes that this expanding of the show has been a running theme all season. 'It started with how we kicked things off in the Wild West [in the season premiere],' she tells TVLine. 'It was signaling to the audience that this is not Season 2. We're doing new things.' Also worth discussing from Season 3, Episode 7… * John Adams left Oscar a house and money in his will as a token of their love, and in his grief, Oscar nearly revealed the nature of their relationship to Agnes and Ada. * Led by Mrs. Astor, the ladies of New York society froze out Ward McAllister after his tell-all book exposes their most private affairs, name changes aside. * The Russells' staff set a successful trap for Miss Andre, eventually revealing her to be the mole. * Larry attempted to convince Marian that nothing of ill repute went down at the haymarket, with even Jack coming to his defense while Marian helped him shop for a proper rich man's house. * George told Bertha that her ambition is out of control. (What else is new?) * The Duke proved his devotion to Gladys by suggesting that Lady Sarah find her own place to live. (Finally!) * William's mother learned about Peggy's tragic past, passing along the information to her son, who decided to speak with Peggy himself before making any major decisions. * George got Clay fired by his new employer. (Gee, could Clay have had something to do with George getting shot?) OK, let's talk: Which twist ending shocked you more, last week's carriage crash or this week's shooting? And how heartbreaking was Oscar's near-outing? We have a lot to discuss ahead of next week's finale, so drop a comment with your thoughts below. We know you've got 'em. The Gilded Age IRL: See the Cast Out of Costume View List Best of TVLine Mrs. Maisel Flash-Forward List: All of Season 5's Futuristic Easter Eggs Yellowjackets Recap: The Morning After Yellowjackets Recap: The First Supper
Time of India
28-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
The Gilded Age season 3 full release schedule: When and where to watch Carrie Coon & Morgan Spector's show
The Gilded Age season 3 full release schedule: Season 3 of The Gilded Age is here and it has brought back the glamour, drama, and more of 19th-century New York's high society. With Carrie Coon and Morgan Spector returning to their roles, the series is set to further explore the tension between traditional wealth and rising fortunes. Here's a complete guide on the release schedule and viewing details. What is The Gilded Age about? The show centers on Marian Brook, a young woman navigating the strict social world of New York City in 1882. She finds herself caught in the daily tensions between her old money van Rhijn-Brook family and their new money neighbors, the Russells, who live just across 61st Street near Fifth Avenue on the Upper East Side. The series delves into the dynamics between industrial-era wealth, inherited fortunes, the African-American elite, and the domestic staff who serve all three social classes. The Gilded Age season 3 full release schedule Episode 1 - June 22 Episode 2 - June 29 Episode 3 - July 6 Episode 4 - July 13 Episode 5 - July 20 Episode 6 - July 27 Episode 7 - August 3 Episode 8 - August 10 Meet The Gilded Age season 3 cast Season 3 of The Gilded Age brings back the core cast from the first two seasons, featuring Carrie Coon, Christine Baranski, Cynthia Nixon, Morgan Spector, Louisa Jacobson, Denée Benton, Taissa Farmiga, Harry Richardson, and Blake Ritson. Joining them are several new additions to the ensemble, including Phylicia Rashad, Bill Camp, Merritt Wever, Leslie Uggams, Andrea Martin, and Jessica Frances Dukes. The season's synopsis emphasises the evolving landscape of New York society, as the Russells strive to secure their dominance. Meanwhile, Bertha pursues an ambitious new social objective.
Yahoo
21-07-2025
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What Time Does ‘The Gilded Age' Season 3 Episode 5 Come Out on HBO?
Set your $600,000 alarm clocks for The Gilded Age this week! The Gilded Age Season 3 keeps on bringing the drama like only the HBO hit can. So far this season, we've seen Bertha (Carrie Coon) succeed in her plot to marry her daughter Gladys (Taissa Farmiga) to the Duke (Ben Lamb), footman/inventor Jack Trotter (Ben Ahlers) sell his alarm clock for approximately $20 million in today's dollars, and Aunt Ada (Cynthia Nixon) talk to the dead through a wacky medium played by Andrea Martin. What could possibly come next? When will The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 5 be out on HBO and HBO MAX? The Gilded Age is HBO's super lavish, super low stakes period drama set in 1880s New York. The show follows robber baron George Russell (Morgan Spector) and his equally ambitious wife Bertha as the couple schemes to conquer society. The Gilded Age also looks at the 'Old Money' families who look down on their new neighbors, the servants who wait on these American aristocrats, and the historic Black communities who ruled over Brooklyn, Newport, and beyond. This week, The Gilded Age will show us what happens to poor Gladys now that she's expected to be a proper British Duchess across the pond. Elsewhere, Dr. Kirkland (Jordan Donica) continues to woo Peggy Scott (Denée Benton), despite their parents' concerns. Oh, and Larry (Harry Richardson) is still madly in love with Marian (Louisa Jacobson). Here's everything you need to know to watch the next episode of The Gilded Age on HBO and HBO MAX… Is The Gilded Age On Tonight (7/20/25)? Good news! There is a new episode of The Gilded Age on HBO and HBO MAX tonight. The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 5 Release Date: The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 5 'A Different World' will come out on HBO and HBO MAX tonight, Sunday, July 20. What Time Does The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 5 Come Out? The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 5 'A Different World' will be on HBO and HBO MAX at 9 PM ET tonight, July 20. How Many Episodes are in The Gilded Age Season 3? There are eight episodes in total in The Gilded Age Season 3. New episodes of the beloved period drama will premiere on HBO and HBO MAX every Sunday from now through August 10. The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode Guide: When Do New Episodes of The Gilded Age Premiere? Don't want to miss a single second of the drama on The Gilded Age? Here's when each and every episode of The Gilded Age Season 3 comes out this summer: Season 3 Episode 1 'Who Is in Charge Here?': Sunday, June 22 at 9 PM ET Season 3 Episode 2 'What the Papers Say': Sunday, June 29 at 9 PM ET Season 3 Episode 3 'Love Is Never Easy': Sunday, July 6 at 9 PM ET Season 3 Episode 4 'Marriage Is a Gamble': Sunday, July 13 at 9 PM ET Season 3 Episode 5 'A Different World': Sunday, July 20 at 9 PM ET Season 3 Episode 6 'If You Want to Cook an Omelette': Sunday, July 27 at 9 PM ET Season 3 Episode 7: 'Ex-Communicated': Sunday, August 3 at 9 PM ET Season 3 Episode 8: 'My Mind Is Made Up': Sunday, August 10 at 9 PM ET How To Watch The Gilded Age: The Gilded Age is an HBO original and that means you need an HBO MAX subscription to stream it. New to HBO MAX? HBO MAX is currently available monthly ad-free for as little as 16.99/month or for $9.99/month with ads. An ultimate ad-free subscription goes for $20.99/month and includes up to 100 downloads on the go. Trying to get the best deal possible? You can get two months of HBO MAX free if you decide to commit to an annual subscription. Ad-free annual bundles go for $169.99/year or $209.99/year for the ultimate tier. A year's worth of HBO MAX with ads goes for $99.99/year. You can also bundle HBO MAX with your existing Hulu and Disney+ subscription for an addition $16.99/month with ads or $29.99/month ad-free. Will There Be a Gilded Age Season 4? We don't yet know if HBO will make another season of The Gilded Age. The network hasn't announced The Gilded Age Season 4 yet. In fact, during a recent press conference, series creator Julian Fellowes revealed even he doesn't know if there will be a Gilded Age Season 4. 'You have as much idea as we do, that I will say,' Fellowes said, before joking about he doesn't understand why people ask him that question if the answer's still unknown. Is There a Gilded Age Season 3 Trailer? There sure is. You can watch The Gilded Age Season 3 trailer by scrolling to the top of this page. If you see a different video playing, try refreshing the page. That should pull The Gilded Age trailer back to the top of the queue. The Gilded Age Season 3 Cast Guide: The Gilded Age features the biggest stars from Broadway alongside actors you might also recognize from projects like The White Lotus, And Just Like That…, Mamma Mia!, The Materialists, The Plot Against America, The White Queen, and The Last of Us. Here's your guide to the main cast of The Gilded Age Season 3: Carrie Coon as Bertha Russell Christine Baranski as Agnes Van Rhijn Cynthia Nixon as Ada Forte Morgan Spector as George Russell Louisa Jacobson as Marian Brook Denée Benton as Peggy Scott Taissa Farmiga as Gladys Russell Harry Richardson as Larry Russell Blake Ritson as Oscar Van Rhijn Ben Ahlers as Jack Trotter Jordan Donica as Dr. William Kirkland Kelli O'Hara as Aurora Fain Ashlee Atinkson as Mamie Fish Ben Lamb as the Duke of Buckingham Hattie Morahan as Lady Sarah Vere Solve the daily Crossword
