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The Official Gilded Age Podcast | Ep. 3 “Face the Music” | HBO
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2022
- In part one, hosts Alicia Malone (TCM) and Tom Meyers (The Bowery Boys) recap this week’s episode and discuss the industries that were booming at the time, for example, railroads, newspaper/journalism, and “magic lantern shows.”
In part two they are joined by Cynthia Nixon (Aunt Ada Brooke) and director Salli Richardson-Whitfield to discuss the decisions made off-screen to bring together such a complex episode and overall production. Find out which shot wasn’t planned, but happened serendipitously to create a beautiful moment on screen.
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Watching Bertha and George is like watching Gomez and Morticia. Cara Mia!
I hope he doesn't fall for the minxy ladies maid 😕
I truly love this podcast so much. As an actor, historical costumer, and history nerd, it really feels like this is a podcast made just for me! I love how much I learn listening to this podcast, from both the history and the behind-the-scenes insights.
It is a good podcast. The co-host Tom Meyer, has a wonderful podcast called the Bowery Boys. A few years ago, they did a fabulous job on their Glided age podcast.
I am an actress as well. What do you think about the performance?
First of all can we please show love to Salli Richardson-Whitfield! How legendary is it that she directed for this show 👏🏾
The Russells are the true power couple. They protect and support one another. It's sad that rich guy committed suicide but he is the only person to blame. George Russell was more than fair to do a business deal and look what they tried to do. And I have a bit more respect with Agnes. She really does have the smarts to tell who is after money. That suitor ran out with his tail btw his legs knowing he would have to support Ada is they married.
Am I the only one that wants to see more of Larry + Marian's friendship?
Clearly Larry fancies Marian so we will see more.
@@monkeydog8681 So true. He seems to really like her and I like what I've seen of their dynamic so far. Should turn into a great thing going forward
Yes
Definitely want to see more of that couple
No thanks. He has an agenda.
I adored Downton Abbey and now , in my opinion, the gilded age is surpassing that. I have it battling for first place against succession in my favorite shows.
I love the way real history and characters are woven into and around the story. I predict that typhoid Mary will show up in a later season. She has to the demographic is right , The time period is right and the location is right.
I even have a prediction as to who one of her victims Will likely be.
I really enjoy this podcast.
Typhoid Mary would have been a 14 year old living in Ireland at the time, and the Typhoid outbreak linked to her wouldn't be until 1900.
@@MFrederickM I know. That’s why I’m thinking it would happen in a later season, as I mentioned.
@@MFrederickM did you watch that short-lived tv series The Knick with Clive Owen? They had a whole storyline about Typhoid Mary.
@@Bamboo4U2 That show ended way too quickly! I haven’t quite done the math on it but I think it’s possible, temporally & perhaps geographically speaking, as well as desirable to me personally that we encounter Miss Cora Levinson- the future Lady Grantham. Or any of the Levinsons, really. I like a call-back- even if it’s a call-forward.
@@Bamboo4U2 I did. Really liked that show as well.
I am addicted to "The Guilded Age" already! Such a wonderful cast! It's so stunning! And I am already so invested in the characters! I have "ships", favorites that I'm rooting for & people I can wait to see get their comeuppance!
Tuesday is my favorite day now.Thank you all for your hard work.
This podcast is really high quality. The hosts ask intelligent questions, and I love hearing the perspectives of the crew. It definitely enrichens the viewing experience 👏👏👏
This show is getting better and better. Life is like a bank account. Classic and too true.
@TimTim & The BusyBodies! lol. Thrice. Im quite fond of this word. Definitely, sounds like some boundaries need to be set. At this point my idea of ideal neighbors is if i don't know they exist. The minute I do, 90% of the time it's not good. I once had a guy who threw food out into the small private parking lot on a daily basis, "for the birds," which of course caused my car to always be covered in bird 🐦 excrement. Take a guess whether or not he had a car parked in said parking lot. Very similar to your stray cat issue. That a number of other incidences thru my life with neighbors and I'm ecstatic when I have neighbors who I don't even know exist cuz keep quiet, peaceful and to themselves.
I feel no sympathy for Mr. Morris and the other aldermen. If their plan had worked, would THEY have shown pity or mercy to Mr. Russell? Somehow, I don't think so. So, why should Mr. Russell (or anyone) have pity for them?
Peggy Scott wasn’t a coward like Mr Morris. Goes to show how strong black Americans are inspite of the devils they had to endure
She’s a fictional character.
What devils do you speak of? You’re talking about a publisher created by and run by wytes supported by wyte buyers. It’s a self sustaining thang…
So what point are you conveying? Are you attempting to reach a particular group of people or individuals not willing to acknowledge specific historical facts ? If you’re trying to make a point to others, think about the delivery. People stop listening when you start the name calling.
@@GMAMEC whatever people do with the information presented is up to them. That’s none of my business how one interprets what i CLEARLY said.
@@MrJbuzz19 ya don’t say?
Try being an African-American woman trying to navigate the social mores of society back then and even today… It’s more difficult than you could ever understand is an understatement.
Yeah and yet you never provide proof of your claims.
@@MrJbuzz19 Why do they need to provide proof of how difficult their life is? They don't owe that to you or anyone else.
@@cherylrleigh1912 Absolutely 💯 right on that!
Absolutely amazing! I just finished episode 3.
This podcast is the cherry on top of this show.
The Russell patriarch and matriarch have taught Old New York a hard lesson. Which I completely approve, because it shows how spineless some Old New Yorkers are in this piece.
Mrs Russell acted with absolute strength at the thought of gambling her resources.
Mrs. Morris begging for mercy way so naive and entitled. If she has shown the slightest bit of humility, Mrs. Russell may have helped her. And frankly I don’t blame Mrs. Russell.
I can't figure why she was giggling so much instead of being contrite.
@@jankanu1 Because she is a silly woman who has been pampered and entitled.
"You'll have no position, no house, and no one left to boss around". Sorry not sorry, Mrs. Morriss.🤪
Maybe already mentioned, but about Tom Raikes, the only confirmation to Marian that her father left “worthless” railroad stock is from Tom. Is it possible that it’s actually not worthless, and Tom is scam, but needs her signature or something to cash in? Or, maybe it’s not that kind of show, and what you see is what you get.
I have the same theory. I think Tom is a gold digger.
The romantic in me wants it to be a sweet love story, but I'm a mystery writer and have been suspicious of him from the very first scene. And Aunt Agnes is very shrewd. Maybe a little overprotective, but she's shown us how well her BS detector works.
Oooooooh, that’s brilliant. Good on you !
Team Larry Russell all the way. He saved Pumpkin, he's honest & is very wealthy, so he's definitely not a fortune hunter.
I think Mr.Rakes is too good to be true on the surface. But there are a few things that make him super suss.
He tells her that her stocks in raidroads are basically worthless, during a railroad boom. Them he suddenly moves to New York. But he knows way too much about New York. Like what side of Delmonico's to sit on. And he barely knows Marian but he makes her sneak out & proposes! Tho they are barely acquainted.
I think he knows her railroad stocks are going to make her very wealthy. Plus his name is a possible wink at the audience from Julian Fellows.
He is a "Rake." Not to be trusted.
Ahh, very nice perspective! We shall see how it irons out.
Good catch about the last name!! Yes, I've been thinking some of these things too.
Selling Short is always, always very high risk. I worked for a financial firm for many years, they wouldn't let us buy short positions without express permission, which they rarely gave.
Catch the credits at the end of an episode. It's unending. There are literally hundreds of people involved in making this show. 300 alone are the seamstresses and milliners who must never stop working.
Honestly, as a seamstress, working on othe costumes on this show, or Outlander, would be my dream job.
@@ACS402010 Just apply. It's not hard with a little research. This isn't a show where I would hear a costumer say...I'm sorry., we don't need any more seamstresses., esp if your experienced in period clothing. This is literal couture just as it was when Worth designed for every regal lady and socialite of the day who could also afford him. I'm a Stylist so I also at times deal with period clothes, hats, and hair. But just find out where to apply if your serious about it. Be good on your resume'., that's for sure.
@@ACS402010 I hope you get that job!
No mention of Oscar? His BF; and how a poor banker he must be? He seems to listen to gossip rather than do his own research. I would not want him handling my money!
I’m so obsessed with this show!!!! Such a great period!!!! I’m always on the edge of my seat!
This episode was chock full of DRAMA, gurl! OMFG!!!!
Mrs Morris, it’s better to be humble than to be humiliated
I’m really enjoying this Podcast. They do a wonderful job helping us relive the episode and get further insight on the subjects being played out.
I actually rooted for Mr George Russell to crush those aldermen 😬🤑💪🏻
They shouldn't have tried to make a fool of him. That's a fool's errand.
Yes, but the guy committing suicide was sad... truly..
@@mrb4761 Nor should they have been so greedy as to risk everything.
I did too, but was dismayed by the suicide
@@roydenlewis688 it was truly realistic because we hear all of the stories about men doing the same during the Great Depression
I want Agnes and Ada's parlor. I'll take the entire brownstone.
Proud of Peggy’s character for sticking to her values and knowing her worth…not surprised that wasn’t touched on in the podcast….
Maybe you missed the part of the pod cast about Peggy and the newspapers of New York, the capitol of journalists.
I just finished episode 3 -- fierce and ruthless.
To HBO et al....Thanks so much for a fabulous series with fantastic podcasts! I am learning and enjoying all of it.
I need those teacups omggggg!!!
Jumped right in after watching Ep 3!!
I feel Agnes is always right. I like Agnes!
I didn't have an oz of sympathy when he begged not to be poor
Mrs. Morris’ dilemma of maintaining some standing financially is discussed in this podcast. It’s suggested that she may try to link her daughters to highly successful men, financially, to marry. That idea reminds me of Rose in Titanic whose mother was so desperate that Rose marry wealthy Cal due to major financial losses on the part of Rose’s deceased father. James Cameron, director of Titanic, really did his homework on that era.
I loved this episode!
Team Larry Russell all the way. He saved Pumpkin, he's honest & is very wealthy, so he's definitely not a fortune hunter. And he clearly likes Marian for herself.
I think Mr.Rakes is too good to be true on the surface. But there are a few things that make him super suss.
He tells her that her stocks in raidroads are basically worthless, during a railroad boom. Then he suddenly moves to New York. But he knows way too much about New York for a newcomer. Like what side of Delmonico's to sit on. And he barely knows Marian but he makes her sneak out twice & then proposes! Tho they are barely acquainted.
I think he knows her railroad stocks are going to make her very wealthy. Plus his name is a possible wink at the audience from Julian Fellows.
He is a "Rake." Not to be trusted.
I agree that Mr. Rakes must be a bad guy given his name lol. It's like something in a Dickens novel 😂
Good analysis 👍
I also had the thought that perhaps Marian was left more than destitute by her late father and Mr. Rakes took advantage of her naivety to swindle her of it. But maybe I'm pulling hairs.
So true. He might be playing her. Lawyers do have a reputation that had to start somewhere. But hopefully Marian will not let his charm overcome her sensibilities.
In a future episode we will see how shady Tom can be lol don't worry.
As of episode 3, I am definitely hooked. I can't wait to see what happens next. I'm loving the podcasts. Thank you.
Very 👍🏼 enjoying this podcast!!
I greatly appreciate the chance to look at the interiors with slow, clear camera shots. Exquisite!
Bertha is plotting to marry her daughter off to English aristocracy. Totally, in Julian's wheelhouse. Anyone else see the similarities to House of Mirth? Poor free-spirited niece going to with rich aunt. However, Agnes is quite evolved and Marian doesn't take me for a girl who would get caught up in gambling. And the antagonist in House of Mirth was named Bertha. I'm also wondering if Anne Morris will become the Lily Bart of the Gilded Age.
House of Mirth,,,,, i think i know what movie u are talking about,
Omggggg what a cliffhanger at the end of last night's episode!!
I am Team Marian and her lawyer, admirer Tom. It was apparent in the first episode that he had developed a crush on Marian when he was helping her sort through her father’s will. He waived his fee, and he appeared very dismayed when she declined his offer at the station to wait for the train with her. She might not gotten her purse stolen if he had. We shall see if he has a heart of gold, I think he has.
I hope so. So far he seems like a good guy. But you just never know.
Could be mistaken but I believe Commodore Vanderbilt’s grandson Cornelius Vanderbilt (builder of the Breakers) ran the railroad, not Cornelius’ brother and Alva’s husband William. Although William was involved.
I LOVE MRS. RUSSELL'S VOICE.
SHE GET THINGS DONE.
WELL WRITTEN AND WE EXECUTED.
FEB 29 2024.
It took me a moment to love the show ! However, now that they’ve filled us with the historical context I’m loving it ! I loved Downton and this show is moving forward splendidly.
Agnes treats Ada like a child to her face and behind her back. This is the problem, it’s like “The boy who cried wolf” This time she was right, and since Ada is clearly on the edge of her breaking point, nothing Agnes says will save her from 40 years of pinned up emotions.
Agnes saved her sister,,,, I love Agnes!
Here to procrastinate on my finance class - we’re learning about short-selling and margin calls - and ended up learning what I was supposed to be studying anyway lol
Back in 1882, I don't think there were any capital gains tax or income tax or property tax or sales tax. @24:42 I wonder how the government back then got money without any of these taxes to collect.
I looked into this as well but it seemed there were a lot of other types of taxes. If you look it up you'll find quite a bit of ways the 'people' gathered money. Although I also wonder how it all worked. Good question.
Great episode but lots of cruel inhumane conniving people in the show.
I really wish the visual aspect of this podcast was better.
Love this!!
Love this podcast so much !!
Me too! Downturd Abbey and Gonorrhead Age are my two most favourite TV series!
This podcast well-explained how the aldermen tanked themselves financially. By borrowing stock at a marginal price in Russell’s company before rescinding the bill for Russell’s rail station, they figured the stock price would drop after the bill was rescinded. But Russell found out their plan to rescind the bill from the newspapers and bought more shares himself to keep the stock price high. So after the bill was rescinded, the stock price stayed up. Then the aldermen had to purchase the stock at the high price which broke them. Doing a Short bet, referring to a short amount of time, based on time and market fluctuations, is far more risky than a long bet. Problem in this case was that the window of time was very narrow, somewhat like a horse race.
Mrs. Morris barely begged for mercy in my opinion. She didn’t want to ask to begin with and was condescending towards Bertha. She could’ve apologized for past transgressions and they could’ve work out a plan to get her in with the elite like Mrs. Fane did. It’s obvious Mrs.Morris would’ve continued with her snobbish behavior regardless if Mr. Russell forgave her husband or not.
I wish instead of showing the lazy stereotype of struggling African Americans this show had gone further to show some of the ACTUAL African American elite families that existed at the time in New York. An example would be The Downing dynasty, who literally created the concept of Oyster fine downing houses in New York City and were fabulously wealthy as well as patronised by the city's leading families and European royals. The Downing children actually went to school in Europe and when Thomas Downing died, he was one of the wealthiest men in the entirety of NYC.
it's only ep 3. you can tell her family is from money and the father has his own business. they will probably go more into her background and falling out with her father in the later eps.
*What mansions/buildings are featured in these photos on rotation during the podcast? They don't seem to be from the show.*
Leaving this comment on each episode as I listen, hope someone can answer this pretty please! It's driving me nuts!
Cornelius built the largest mansion in Newport, the Breakers
Well this wonderful show has me loving Cynthia Nixon. The series AJLT is deplorable and I associated Ms. Nixon with that debacle. I was wrong about her, she's incredible on this series.
I love me some Bertha, hunny!
What’s the music that plays at the end of episode 3 season 1?
Great episode
So, in most of these podcast episodes, there's been some sort of book recommendation to check out. Anyone remember what it was in this episode?
Downturd Abbey and Gonorrhead Age are my two most favourite TV series!
We love ADA❤❤❤❤
so we cant get video with the podcast ? even I zoom my court hearings
By the way :
1) if we are watching the podcast we don’t need this explained to us in such a simple manner. We get short selling stocks. More detail on the statute of liberty would be nice. Don’t talk down to us.
2) this is an amazing cast. Let them speak about their motivation , prior plays , etc more
3) you can connect who these people are and compare them to modern day people easily.
We have a greater concentration of wealth than imperial Russia’s 1200 families. This can be discussed in a non woke way.
4) the costumes are amazing. Can someone give us some info on them as well ?
5) Stanford white story and tour would be interesting. So can Clara Barton info. If someone real is presented have some fun with it.
I’m not sure what demographic is watching this. But it may be a more sophisticated group.
6) have Christian Baranski as much as possible. But this is really Mrs Russell’s story.
@@carolinekaplan542 but
Nothing without Jullian
Im failing to understand how the families are facing financial ruin if they've already sold the stocks when the stocks went up. This makes absolutely no sense at all. If you buy a stock and it goes up and you sell it you have MORE MONEY. Someone else buying the stock should make zero impact on the money you already made. How did this very basic and obvious fact get missed?
They borrowed money to buy the stock and have to pay back a higher amount if it goes up, no?
They "shorted" the stock.
When you di that you sell more than you actually have and then when the margin call comes you have to make up the difference between what your stocks are worth when you bought them and the new market value of the # of shares you own
Luncheon ❤❤❤❤
Dissed and dismissed!!!
Would Mr. Morris have had Life Insurance?
Did life insurance companies pay premiums for suicides back then? They don’t do it now.
I see. Thank you for the reply!
Even if there was a policy, the creators probably would not want to “reward” or “glorify” the act of suicide.
Loooooove
Should you not be downplaying Cynthia Miranda Nixon's involvement in this?
Wow I wish tus was not so long
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80% of Americans supported Israel but did not support Hamas hostage deal as too many Hamas terrorists would be released and go back to terrorism. 75% supported President Trump and wanted him to be next President although Americans supported funding for Israel but did NOT support more money for Ukraine and thought EU should pay for the cost of war in Ukraine..Gallop polling..09 Jan 24..😨😨😨😨😨😨
Please hire Someone who is
Qualified to Narrate The Gilded Age
Podcast ? Ms. Malone is NOT !
Alicia Malone is Australian and Somehow got her " GIG " at TCM
OK ... No Qualifications for That
Position EITHER ???
It is Exasperating to Hear An Australian Accent Enlightening Us
About " THE GILDED AGE "
Which IS a Uniquely AMERICAN
Part of History !!!
Give the Job to an AMERICAN Actor !!!
There are Way to Many Qualified People Out There !!!