“The Gilded Age” EP mocks “Natural Chemistry” and “Possible” Romance Between Larry and Marian –

EP Salli Richardson-Whitfield talked about the incredible chemistry between Larry Russell and Marian Brooks in HBOmax’s play “The Gilded Age.”

Golden age It is the latest historical drama not to be missed. from the creators Downton AbbeyIn , viewers are transported back in time to 1880s New York, where incredible wealth reigns and a war begins between old and new money. Executive producer and director Salli Richardson Whitfield joined HollywoodLife podcast For discussing the new HBOMax series and even mocking a possible love story between Larry Russell and Marian Brooks that many viewers gathered in the first episode.

“It’s so funny that everyone keeps seeing him!” squirted right away. “I can’t say much about it, but sometimes things turn up, especially because the players have chemistry that you didn’t expect.” luisa jacobson And Harry Richardson As Marian and Larry definitely did!

“I can’t tell you if a romance is coming, but what I can tell you is that these two come naturally, indeed, right off the screen. You just see the chemistry,” Salli continued. “But personally I think it’s a good love match.” While Larry and Marian would be a good match for love, their relationship would have also been banned by Marian’s earthly and headstrong aunt Agnes van Rhijn (Christine Baranskic†

Agnes will always do her best to get rid of people and will not let them in. It has its own standards and it will not be changed by them,” Salli explains. Bertha Russell (carrie raccoon), despite being ostracized for his “New Money” status, he strives hard to enter high society. Marian, going out with her son Larry would be the perfect way to get in.

“Bertha will win by any means necessary,” the AP said. “I think other than that, it’s up to his children, and especially his daughter, to bring him into this world and give him this life. So Bertha will spend all the money she needs and she will do whatever it takes to get into this business, to earn it. This cannot be denied”.

salli confessed Golden age it really “reflects our present,” so it considers it a very important moment to hear in American history. “There has never been a gap in income and wealth as there is at times, so it really reflects the same period,” he said. “I don’t know if the fact that we keep repeating the past is a lesson to be learned, but there’s a lot of what’s going on out there about racial issues, money, new money, differences between classes, a lot of it still happens. † Maybe we can see it and learn from it”.

Golden age ready to be broadcast on HBOMax with new episodes every Sunday.