HBO’s ‘The Gilded Age’ Season Four Trailer Announces Nov. 1 Premiere

The Emmy nominated HBO Original drama series, The Gilded Age, has its fourth season trailer released. According to the Warner Bros. Discovery Pressroom, the show will debut its next season with eight episodes on Sunday, November 1st at 9 p.m. Eastern Time.

For the fourth season, the series is taking a dramatic turn for the characters. After Bertha Russell, who is played by Carrie Coon (The Leftovers, The White Lotus), changed Society, her family now must deal with the consequences. While Agnes van Rhijin, who is played by Christine Baranski (The Good Fight, The Good Wife), tries to regain her position in her family’s old money. Marian, played by Lousia Jacobson (Materialists), goes through a path of self-discovery and Peggy, played by Denée Benton (UnReal) to be accepted by her future in-laws.

Season four will include in its cast Coon, Baranski, Cynthia Nixon (Sex and the City, Ratched), Morgan Spector (Homeland), Jacobson, Benton, Taissa Farmiga (American Horror Story, Coven), Harry Richardson (Poldark, Total Control), Blake Ritson (Emma, Upstairs Downstairs), Ben Ahlers (The Last of Us), Ashlie Atkinson (Mr. Robot, And Just Like That…), Dylan Baker (Happiness, Trick ‘r Treat), Kelley Curran (God Friended Me), Jordan Donica (Charmed, Blue Bloods), Jessica Frances Dukes (Ozark), Amy Forsyth (Channel Zero), Jack Gilpin (Billions, The Blacklist), Simon Jones (The Good Fight), Celia Keenan-Bolger (The Terror, Bull), and Ben Lamb (Divergent).

The cast also includes Audra McDonald (Private Practice), Brian Stokes Mitchell (Evil, Prodigal Son), Debra Monk (The Devil’s Advocate), Hattie Morahan (The Bank Job), Donna Murphy (Brilliant Minds, Center Stage), Kristine Nielsen (Z: The Beginning of Everything), Kelli O’Hara (13 Reasons Why, The Beauty), Taylor Richardson (The Time Traveler’s Wife, American Horror Story), Douglas Sills (The Closer), Erin Wilhelmi (The Accidental Wolf), John Douglas Thompson (Mare of Easttown, Bull), Taylor Trensch (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit), James Scully (You), Dennis Haysbert (Average Joe), Maggie Kuntz (The Bell Jar), Neal Huff (Spotlight, Moonrise Kingdom), Bonnie Milligan (Search Party), Jim Gaffigan (Super Troopers, Unfrosted), Dallas Roberts (Insatiable, Unforgettable), Andrew Burnap (Under the Banner of Heaven), Elizabeth Marvel (Homeland), Adrienne Warren (The Diplomat), Bill Camp (The American Revolution), and Phylicia Rashad (The Chi, 13 Reasons Why).

Much of this season is credited to the ones behind-the-scenes, including the show’s creator, writer, and executive producer, Julian Fellowes (Downton Abbey), the Director and executive producer, Salli Richardson-Whitfield (Eureka, Task), and the writer and executive producer, Sonja Warfield (She-Ra and the Princesses of Power). The executive producers include Gareth Neame (The Last Kingdom, Downton Abbey), David Crockett (Task, The Town), Bob Greenblatt (Six Feet Under), Kate Churchill (Spotlight), Davita Scarlett (The Good Fight, Evil), and Elaine Aronson (Saved by the Bell: The College Years, Cybill). Then co-executive producers are Erica Armstrong Dunbar (Philadelphia: The Great Experiment) and Holly Rymon (Task, Succession).

Corabella Garrey: I have been interested in writing for a long time. It is exciting to figure what one should do for the rest of their life, so it came as a surprise when it just came to me to be a writer. I dreamt about being on a set a few years back, making me question how films were made and how they were written out. I started writing scripts and short stories non-stop, sharing them with friends and captivating the professional creativity it can bring to my life. I overcame the struggle to make scripts and other cinema projects while on a deadline by organizing my time responsibly and approaching each task one at a time to be completed. I went to high school at St. Francis in Grand Traverse County and now am graduating from University of Iowa. I went on Study Abroad in Paris and took Advanced Screenwriting to help my writing abilities grow and learn more of film’s cultural influence around the world. As a hobby, I have taken up poetry and have found it to be satisfying to do as it gets my wonderful thoughts and ideas written down on paper.
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