All three actors grew up in New Jersey. Now they're part of the drama from the creator of 'Downton Abbey.'
Laura Benanti will play a wealthy widow, Michael Braugher will play a real historical figure and Robert Sean Leonard will play a rector to a parish of New York elite in coming episodes of "The Gilded Age."The character, a widow, lives in Newport, Rhode Island amongst other moneyed families of the era.
Blane hires Larry Russell , the son of railroad tycoon George Russell and burgeoning socialite Bertha Russell , as architect for a renovation on her seaside home. In the first season, Larry’s ambitions to be an architect are somewhat dampened by his father’s expectations that he’ll join the family business.
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