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‘The Gilded Age’: Did Ward McAllister Write A Book?
Communicated,” now streaming on HBO MAX** We first met Ward McAllister on The Gilded Age all the way back in Season 1. Bertha ...
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The Gilded Age's Tell-All Book: Ward McAllister's Society As I Have Found It Explained
The Gilded Age season 3, episode 7's new book release causes a rift for its author, but this dramatic story is actually based ...
Ward McAllister's real-life downfall as The Gilded Age highlights memoir disaster
The Gilded Age, which has just been renewed, airs on Sky and HBO and episode seven of season three saw Ward McAllister ...
Ward McAllister Was a Terrible Writer, Actually
It’s really boring, and it’s mostly just about himself,” The Gilded Age star Nathan Lane says of the book that destroys his ...
‘The Gilded Age’ Season 3 Episode 7: A deadly plot twist leaves fan reeling; find out which character's fate hangs in balance
Season 3 Episode 7 of 'The Gilded Age' delivers shocking twists, including Ward McAllister's scandalous book fallout and ...
A guide to every historical figure who's been on 'The Gilded Age'
Learn about the real people in "The Gilded Age," including J.P. Morgan and Alva Vanderbilt, as the series intertwines history ...
‘The Gilded Age’ Ratings Growth Continues As HBO Drama Hits Another Viewership High With Episode 6
The Gilded Age kept its streak of ratings records going with Episode 6 setting another series high, 4.5 million U.S.
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The Gilded Age's Nathan Lane on Playing 'Silly Snob' Ward McAllister
Nathan Lane on portraying the cautionary tale of Ward McAllister’s legacy for "The Gilded Age," including mastering his Southern twang.
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Nathan Lane Loves Channeling an “Odd Little Man” on The Gilded Age
By Alison Cohen Rosa/HBO Max. As the colorful Ward McAllister, Nathan Lane charms the society women of The Gilded Age with such ease that you might mistakenly assume little effort went into ...
‘The Gilded Age’ Director Salli Richardson-Whitfield on Key Character’s Fate Going Into Finale: “No One Saw That Coming”
The executive producer also thinks that Bertha (Carrie Coon) may be right about Gladys (Taissa Farmiga) after the explosive ...