The Official Gilded Age Podcast
S1 Ep.3: “Face the Music” with Cynthia Nixon and Salli Richardson-Whitfield
Feb 8, 2022
Cynthia Nixon and Salli Richardson-Whitfield join hosts to discuss decision-making behind a complex episode and production. They share a serendipitous shot that created a beautiful moment on screen. The podcast also explores the industries booming during the Gilded Age, like railroads and newspaper/journalism, and the struggles faced by people of color in high society. Excitement about Broadway actors and a preview of the next episode are shared.
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Quick takeaways
- Working with a talented cast brought beautiful moments to the screen in 'The Gilded Age.'
- Finding the right balance between pace and historical accuracy allowed the show to strike the perfect balance.
Deep dives
The complex dynamics of power and relationships between Ada and Agnes
Ada and Agnes have a complicated sisterly relationship where Ada is the more subservient sister, always trying to smooth things out. Ada sees Marion's arrival as an opportunity to protect and guide her, something she feels was lacking in her own life. Ada is sweet and innocent, but there is a subtle cleverness to her. Despite her subordinate position, Ada has a depth of understanding that others often overlook.
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