‘The Gilded Age’ Season 2 Casts 13 Repetitions with Regular Actors of the Series; Thomas Cocquerel is Dating

Special: Julian Fellows’ HBO period drama it was gold plated It greatly expands the cast of season 2, switching to regular series 12 to 24, and deepening the above show below. This includes recurring promotions to 13 players during the regular season of Season 1: Kelly O’Hara As Socialist Aurora Fann, donna murphy As a leader of the New York community, Miss Astor debra fruit As Armstrong, Van Armin’s mistress, cristina nielsen Like Mrs. Bauer, the cook at Van Rhein, Taylor Richardson as Brigitte, Van Byrne’s maid i’m ahles Like Van Trine’s pedestrian Jack Trotter, kelly quran Turner as Bertha Russell’s maid ex-wife, douglas thresholds Like Russell Chef Bodin, Borden himself, Celia Keenan Bolger As Russell’s landlady, Mrs. Bruce, miguel server As a servant to George Russell Watson, erin william As Stewardess Adelheid Weber patrick’s page Like Richard Claym, George Russell’s secretary, and sullivan jones Like publisher T. Thomas Fortune.

They participated in 11 returning series: Kristin Baranski as Agnes Van Rijn, Cynthia Nixon as Ada Brooke, Louisa Jacobson as Marianne Brooke, Blake Ritson as Oscar van Rijn, Carrie Cooney as Bertha Russell, Morgan Specter as George Russell, Ta. Russell as Harry Richardson as Larry Russell, Dene Benton as Peggy Scott, Simon Jones as Van Rains’ Butler Bannister, and Jack Gilpin as Russell’s Butler Church.

As predicted in the season finale (read after our deaths and Q&A here), Thomas Cockerell, who played Tom Rykes, an opportunistic young lawyer, and Marianne last season, has no return for regular season 1.

Season 2 stars Audrey MacDonald as Peggy’s mother, Dorothy Scott, Nathan Lane as the socially strong Ward McAllister, John Douglas Thompson as Peggy’s father Arthur Scott, socialist Memi Fish, Ashley Atkinson as Clayburn’s Love. And Ward Horton as Aurora’s husband, Charles Fann.

with actions, it was gold plated More like Fellowes mega-hit lower Convent, A more even distribution between rich characters and protagonists. In Season 1, only two of the 12 series featured Servants; In Season 2, the odds are 11 to 24. It was a natural evolution, like the stories below, and the characters grew and evolved as Season 1 progressed.

The teasers also hint at possible stories for the second season. As fans of the show suspect, Curren Turner did not carry out the plot after being fired by Russell and could become a powerful foe for revenge.

There were sparks that could develop into a relationship between editor T. Thomas Fortune and Peggy. It’s also possible to befriend former rivals Bertha and Miss Astor, as Bertha predicted in the season finale. And Watson’s secret may finally be revealed.

Among the recurring cast members not listed as recurring from season 1 to season 2 are several familiar characters: Gene Triplehorn as Sylvia Chamberlain, Katie Finner as Ann Morris, Amy Forsyth as Carrie Astor, John Sanders as architect Stanford Ward as Clara Burton.

it was gold platedA co-production between HBO and Universal Television is an epic drama that follows the millionaire giants of New York in the 1880s.

This is the official description for Season 2: The Gilded Age was a time of tremendous economic change, tremendous loss of wealth, and fierce competition between old and new money. Nowhere is this rivalry more evident than on East 61st Street, where Marianne Brooke and her wealthy elderly aunts Agnes Van Rin and Ada Brooke live opposite the incredibly wealthy George and Bertha Russell. Russell is extremely ambitious, financial, social and determined to reach the highest echelons of New York. Meanwhile, in Brooklyn, Marianne’s friend and trustee Peggy Scott enters the world of the black elite. If the game changes completely in this glittering world on the brink of the modern age, will the established rules of society apply?

it was gold plated Designed, written and produced by Fellowes Gareth Neame and David Crockett. Michael Engler is directing and executive producing alongside Sally Richardson-Whitfield and Bob Greenblatt. Sonia Warfield is the writer and associate producer, and Erika Dunbar is the historical consultant and executive producer.