Imagine a time when an invitation to a ball could determine a family’s social standing, a dinner party was a display of power, and a marriage could unite two vast fortunes or save a bankrupt aristocratic estate.
Welcome to New York City in 1880.
That’s where “The Gilded Age” takes us, the HBO series that has managed to combine the charm of historical dramas with social intrigue, forbidden love, and the dazzling fashion of another era. And while viewers are eagerly awaiting the next installment, there’s something that makes the series even more interesting: much of what we see on screen is based on real events.
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