The Emmy-nominated HBO Original drama series, The Gilded Age, had an exclusive evening called the “Gilded Golden Hour” on October 29 at the Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills. According to Warner Bros. Discovery pressroom, HBO celebrated its series for its upcoming fourth season, which debuts November 1.
Over 250 guests came to the estate to dine together and screen the Season 4 premiere under the stars. Attendees were treated with surprise appearances and a toast from cast members Ben Ahlers (The Last of Us, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina), Kelley Curran (The Blacklist, God Friended Me), Harry Richardson (Not Suitable for Work, Total Control), and Taissa Farmiga (50 States of Fright, The Twilight Zone). The event was co-hosted by the Beverly Hills Mayor Sharona Nazarian. The cast in Los Angeles underscored the season’s evolved New York society.
The Greystone Mansion was transformed into a Gilded Age-world to give a live experience for the guests, adding floral designs and sets to the backdrop of the mansion. It reflected the new society the series historically displays. There were a live impressionist painting and Fleurs de Villes: The Gilded Age, which was an elaborate floral exhibition that featured mannequins inspired by new costumes to premiere in Season four. Such an installation was offered to guests to experience a unique look on the fashion and visual world in the series. Near the Fleurs de Villes, custom photo moments were placed.
The exhibition also indicated Fleurs de Villes reopened its partnership with the City of Beverly Hills, drawing attention to the historic architecture. Fleurs de Villes: The Gilled Age will remain open to the public this Halloween weekend as tickets go on sale through November 4th. Fans can also get a sneak peek on The Gilded Age Christmas Album that debuts Friday, November 6th.
The evening ended with the screening for the fourth season, giving guests an early look to the drama series’ next chapter. The Season will premiere 9:00 p.m. ET on HBO with its eight episodes and will be available to stream.
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