The Gilded Age Season 4 to Depict Statue of Liberty Dedication
Season 4 of The Gilded Age will show the Statue of Liberty's dedication on October 28, 1886, when the HBO drama returns on November 1.
The Gilded Age season 4 will depict the dedication and opening of the Statue of Liberty on October 28, 1886, according to Screen Rant. The HBO drama returns on November 1.
Season 4 moves the series to 1886, roughly two years after the end of season 3. The new season will also feature President Grover Cleveland, played by Jim Gaffigan.
The Statue of Liberty has appeared in the series before. In season 1, Marian Brook and Peggy Scott visited the statue's hand and torch while it was on display in Madison Square. The arm and torch were exhibited there from 1876 until 1882.
The series, created by Julian Fellowes, has built previous seasons around period events: season 1 showed Thomas Edison illuminating the New York Times building with electricity, season 2 depicted the Brooklyn Bridge's opening in May 1883, and the opening of the Metropolitan Opera drove the story of season 2.
Season 3 ended with Bertha Russell masterminding the marriage of her daughter Gladys to Hector, Duke of Buckingham, at the cost of losing her husband, George Russell.
Quick answers
When does The Gilded Age season 4 premiere?
The Gilded Age season 4 returns on November 1.
What historical event does The Gilded Age season 4 depict?
Season 4 will show the dedication and opening of the Statue of Liberty on October 28, 1886.
Who plays President Grover Cleveland in The Gilded Age season 4?
Jim Gaffigan plays President Grover Cleveland in season 4.