Gilded Age Actor Discusses Character's Transformation After Assassination Attempt
Morgan Spector analyzes how George Russell's near-death experience will influence future storylines
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In 'The Gilded Age' Season 3 finale, railroad magnate George Russell survives an assassination attempt with Dr. Kirkland's help. Despite his recovery, George attends Mrs. Astor's Newport Ball to support his wife Bertha's social climbing, though he returns home early. He struggles with guilt over arranging his daughter Gladys's marriage to the Duke of Buckingham.
Actor Morgan Spector describes George as experiencing a moral crisis, questioning whether to return to his old ways or become a better person. The show explores the mutual ambition driving George and Bertha's relationship.
With Season 4 confirmed, Spector anticipates George might improve worker conditions or increase philanthropic efforts following his brush with death.
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