It’s finally here: The Gilded Age Season 3. It’s full of new characters and new problems for the show’s beloved cast.
Period drama created by Julian Fellowes and Sonja Warfield (Downton Abbey) and directed by Michael Engler, Salli Richardson-Whitfield, Deborah Kampmeier, and Crystle Robertson Dorsey. It’s about two families, one with “old money” and the other with “new money,” and how they deal with New York society at the name of the show’s time period.
Find out when all the episodes will come out and more about Season 3 below:
How Many Episodes Does The Gilded Age Season 3 Have?
Every week, on Sundays at 6 p.m. PT and 9 p.m. ET, new shows will come out. Here is the full rollout:
- Episode 1: “Who Is In Charge Here?” Sunday, June 22
- Episode 2: “What The Papers Say” Sunday, June 29
- Episode 3: “Love Is Never Easy” Sunday, July 6
- Episode 4: “Marriage Is a Gamble” Sunday, July 13
- Episode 5: “A Different World” Sunday, July 20
- Episode 6: “If You Want to Cook an Omelette” Sunday, July 27
- Episode 7: “Ex-Communicated” Sunday, August 3
- Episode 8: “My Mind Is Made Up” Sunday, August 10
Where and How to Watch The Gilded Age Season 3:
Episodes of The Gilded Age Season 3 will air on HBO and stream on Max every Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
You can also watch Seasons 1 and 2 of “The Gilded Age” on Max here.
Who’s Back in The Gilded Age Season 3 Cast?
A lot of new people are joining the group of The Gilded Age season3. Some names are also coming back, like Carrie Coon.
The following actors have been cast in The Gilded Age season 3.
- Carrie Coon: “Bertha Russell”.
- Morgan Spector: “George Russell”.
- Louisa Jacobson: “Marian Brook”.
- Denée Benton: “Peggy Scott”.
- Taissa Farmiga: “Gladys Russell”.
- Harry Richardson: “Larry Russell”.
- Blake Ritson: “Oscar van Rhijn”.
- Simon Jones: “Mr Alfred Bannister”.
- Jack Gilpin:“Mr Church”.
- Cynthia Nixon: “Ada Forte (née Brook)”.
- Christine Baranski: “Agnes van Rhijn (née Brook)”.
- Ben Ahlers: “John “Jack” Trotter”.
- Debra Monk: “Mrs Armstrong”.
- Kelli O’Hara: “Aurora Fane”.
- Taylor Richardson: “Bridget”.
- Celia Keenan-Bolger: “Mrs Bruce”.
- Patrick Page: “Richard Clay”.
- Phylicia Rashad: “Mrs Elizabeth Kirkland”.
- Brian Stokes Mitchell: “Frederick Kirkland”.
- Jordan Donica: “Dr William Kirkland”.
- Victoria Clark: “Joan Carlton”.
- Dylan Baker: “Dr Logan”.
- Kate Baldwin: “Nancy Adams Bell”.
- Michael Cumpsty: “Lord Mildmay”.
- John Ellison Conlee: “Weston”.
- Bobby Steggert: “John Singer Sargent”.
- Hannah Shealy: “Charlotte Astor”.
- Merritt Wever: “Monica O’ Brien”.
- Bill Camp: “JP Morgan”.
- Leslie Uggams: “Mrs Ernestine Brown”.
- Lisagay Hamilton: “Frances Ellen Watkins Harper”.
- Andrea Martin: “Madame Dashkova”.
- Paul Alexander Nolan: “Alfred Merrick”.
- Hattie Morahan: “Lady Sarah Vere”.
- Jessica Frances Dukes: “Athena Trumbo”.
What Really Happened in The Gilded Age Season 3?
A war of opera houses was fought and won by Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon), who won over a lot of old money people to the Metropolitan Opera. Marian, played by Louisa Jacobson, got a second marriage proposal from Dashiel Montgomery, played by David Furr. She didn’t love Montgomery. In the end, she said no to him. Peggy Scott (Denée Benton), a reporter, kept things going, but she fell in love with T. Thomas Fortune (Sullivan Jones), the head editor of The Globe newspaper, who she wasn’t supposed to be with. Ada Brook, played by Cynthia Nixon, met Reverend Luke Forte, played by Robert Sean Leonard), fell in love with him, and married him. But he was later diagnosed with cancer and died. Oscar van Rhijn (Blake Ritson), a gambler, lost his mother’s money to Maude Beaton (Nicole Brydon Bloom). This made his mother Agnes (Christine Baranski) and Ada switch roles when Ada got money from her late husband. When Larry Russell (Harry Richardson) kissed Marian at the end of Season 3, she felt better. Larry was also interested in Jack Trotter’s (Ben Ahlers) clock idea.
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