If you're looking for more Gilded Age content, here's a snippet of the On Set With episode covering Gilded Age. Join host SuChin Pak and learn about old-money grandeur versus new money ostentation, transforming modern locations into historic landmarks, and creating rooms opulent enough for the iconic Bertha Russell. You'll hear from production designer Bob Shaw and set decorator Regina Graves.Head to the On Set With feed to listen to the full episode. Follow On Set With wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Gareth Neame, the acclaimed executive producer known for his work on Downton Abbey, joins the discussion to unveil the dramatic season finale of The Gilded Age. He shares behind-the-scenes insights about the challenging dynamics between characters like Agnes and Ada, and the fierce Opera War between Bertha and Mrs. Astor. The conversation also touches on the show’s historical context, character evolution, and the emotional complexities of independence faced by characters like Peggy and Marianne. It's a captivating exploration filled with tension and triumph!

Luke Harlan, co-producer of The Gilded Age, dives into the importance of historical accuracy in shaping storylines. He discusses the craft behind character development and the intricate relationship between hair design and narrative. Meanwhile, Sean Flanigan, the head of the hair department, shares his insights into how hairstyles reflect the characters' personalities and social standings. Together, they reveal the artistry and challenges behind bringing the Gilded Age to life, blending historical events with emotional depth in the storytelling.

Join the hosts as they discuss labor struggles, power dynamics, and George's complicated plan. Learn about financial challenges, black school shutdowns, and the success of the show. Explore character portrayal and the excitement for a potential musical episode.

Witness a captivating revelation as Larry uncovers a closely guarded secret, coinciding with Ada's momentous walk down the aisle. Accompany our insightful hosts, Alicia Malone and Tom Meyers, as they embark on a fascinating exploration of the historical inspiration behind The Gilded Age. Engaging in thought-provoking discussions, they are joined by co-executive producer Dr. Erica Armstrong Dunbar, shedding light on the series' historical context, and co-composer Harry Gregson-Williams, who unveils the profound influence of music on the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join Alicia Malone and Tom Meyers as they analyze the drama on 61st Street. They talk to location manager Lauri Pitkus and VFX supervisor Douglas Purver about finding locations and enhancing them with visual effects. They discuss the challenges of finding clean locations and using real locations versus shooting on a soundstage. They also explore the use of technology to create realistic backdrops in 'The Gilded Age'.

Michael Engler, director and executive producer known for his work on Downton Abbey, joins costume designer Kasia Walicka-Maimone, celebrated for her film collaborations, to discuss captivating elements of The Gilded Age. They delve into Bertha's societal challenges and the repercussions of a shocking secret. Engler and Walicka-Maimone reveal the intricate process of costume design, emphasizing how wardrobe choices influence character development and societal norms. The duo also shares insights on historical accuracies and the vibrant artistic landscape of 19th-century New York.

Director Deborah Kampmeier and production designer Bob Shaw discuss their work on The Gilded Age. Topics include the complexities of character development, capturing emotion in scenes, creating authentic sets, and the challenges of finding suitable filming locations.

Lord Julian Fellowes, an extraordinary guest, joins the hosts to dissect the Gilded Age society and the opera war. They discuss the hierarchy of churches, New York City and Philadelphia, and the social significance of attending these churches. The hosts also explore the locations used in the show and discuss a popular novel and an opera performance. They highlight the Europeans' constant reference to history and Americans' forward-looking attitude. The hosts express their anticipation for interviewing the series creator and promise more interviews with the crew in upcoming episodes.

Join hosts Alicia Malone and Tom Meyers after every episode as they peel back the gilding between fact and fiction and talk exclusively to the people who bring The Gilded Age to life only on The Official Gilded Age Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices