The Gilded Age Season 2: The intrigue in New York City continues – new trailer released

• “The Gilded Age” is getting a second season from US broadcaster HBO.
• The new episodes will appear on HBO and Sky at the end of October 2023.
• A new trailer shows how the situation in New York society is getting worse.

The season finale of “The Gilded Age” was shown in the USA at the end of March 2022 and has also been shown in Germany on Sky Atlantic since the end of April. Returns soon the historical drama with season 2 back to US channel HBO. And the sequel is getting prominent reinforcements.

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The Gilded Age Season 2: Start

Almost 1.5 years after the start of the first season, “The Gilded Age” returns in autumn 2023. On October 30, 2023, we will mingle with New York society again for the second season of the historical drama. Parallel to the US broadcast, you can stream the new episodes of the HBO series in Germany on Sky Q and the streaming service Wow. The latest episodes are also broadcast every Monday at 8:15 p.m. on Sky Atlantic. New episodes await you every week until the season finale on December 18, 2023.

The Gilded Age Season 2: Trailer

1883: New York City is in transition. The old guard of New York society continues to make it difficult for newcomers to gain a foothold and advance in society. But Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon) doesn’t want to accept this and begins the fight against old conventions and Mrs. Astor (Donna Murphy).

In keeping with the announcement of the start date of “The Gilded Age” Season 2, a first trailer for the new episodes has already been released. This shows how the situation comes to a head and an internal competition begins within New York society. Everyone pursues their own goal and wants to achieve it as successfully as possible.

The Gilded Age Season 2: Plot

The Season 1 finale of “The Gilded Age” focused on whether Mrs. Astor will attend Gladys Russell’s debutante ball, thereby allowing Bertha to enter high society, which she desperately longs for.

There was also the question of whether Marian would run away with Mr. Raikes (Thomas Cocquerel). Season 2 will pick up where these stories left off. The series creators will also introduce some new characters, such as the famous black newspaper editor T. Thomas Fortune (Sullivan Jones), in whom Peggy discovers her activist spirit.

Season two will begin on Easter morning 1883 and will immediately bring bad news: Bertha Russell’s application for a box at the Academy of Music has been rejected. During the 8th episodes of the new season, we will see how Bertha and Mrs. Astor fought back against the old system and tried not only to gain a foothold in society, but also to lead it.

The Gilded Age Season 2: Cast

The cast of the first season returns for the second season of “The Gilded Age”. That means we see Louisa Jacobson as Marian Brook, “The Good Wife” lead actress Christine Baranski as Marian’s aunt Agnes van Rhijn, “Sex and the City” lead actress Cynthia Nixon as Agnes’ sister Ada Brook, Denée Benton as Peggy Scott, “The Plot Against America” ​​actor Morgan Spector as railroad tycoon George Russell and “The Sinner” actress Carrie Coon as George’s wife Bertha Russell, again.

In addition, season 2 will have prominent additions in the future. “Dr. House” star Robert Sean Leonard (“Dead Poets Society”) will star as Reverend Matthew Forte in the sequel. The jovial, likeable newcomer from Boston is the new chairman of the church, which is attended by all of New York’s high society. He will certainly hear a lot in the confessional discussions.

Also starring Laura Benanti (“Younger”) as Susan Blane, a glamorous (and recently widowed) heiress from Newport who hires Larry as her architect for a major home renovation. Other new additions include:

• Newcomer Nicole Brydon Bloom as Caroline Stuyvesant, the next society young lady who wants to marry Oscar
• Newcomer Michael Braugher as famous educator Booker T. Washington
• Christopher Denham (“Billions”) as uptight banker Robert McNeil
• David Furr (“Bull”) as Agnes’ nephew Dashiell Montgomery, who moves to New York and brings his young daughter Frances with him
• Matilda Lawler (“Station Eleven”) as Dashiell’s daughter
• Ben Lamb (“The White Queen”) as the Duke of Buckingham, whom Bertha considers the perfect match for Gladys
• Dakin Matthews (“Desperate Housewives”) as Mr. Winterton, a wealthy widower who will learn a lot about his new, much younger bride
• Rebecca Haden (“Madam Secretary”) as high society queen Flora McNeil