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Acclaimed HBO series 'The Gilded Age' will return to Upstate NY this fall

The Gilded Age: Why isn't Tom Raikes actor Thomas Cocquerel in season 2?

Tom Raikes actor Thomas Cocquerel doesn't appear in The Gilded Age season 2. But why? Here's all we know…

The Gilded Age season two: all the details

Are you ready for The Gilded Age to be back on your screens? Here’s everything to know about the return of the popular show starring Cynthia Nixon and Christine Baranski

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'The Gilded Age' sets up for 2nd season of filming in Troy, Albany, Cohoes

HBO's "The Gilded Age" returns to film its second season in Troy, Cohoes and Albany.

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Must Watch reviews: The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age: Real History, Inspirations & Figures

New period drama The Gilded Age, from Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes, promises a sumptuous look at turn-of-the-century New York, playing on tensions between the established elite and ‘new money’. But beyond that, writes Amanda-Rae Prescott, the show melds familiar period drama with original characters that explore histories previously neglected on screen, including those of the Black elite in 1880s East Coast society…

Musicians say there is tentative deal to fix labor problems on HBO's The Gilded Age

Musicians accuse HBO of unfair labor practices on 'The Gilded Age'

'The Gilded Age' Brings Fresh Paint and Road Closures to Troy

The Capital Region continues to be the hotspot for big TV and movie productions. Owen Wilson has been seen around town in North Greenbush and Saratoga. Woody Harrelson will be in the area soon filming "The Whitehouse Plumbers" a new series on HBO and of course Troy is getting ready to be featured as the 1880s backdrop to HBO's "The Gilded Age". Filming is rumored to start in late May and run through June in several locations around Troy. The Production crew from HeyDey Productions LLC has already started prepping buildings and the streets around Troy for the film shoot. They have been repainting and rebranding storefronts to match the 1880s time period and have removed a bunch of the modern street lamps that wouldn't be period correct. Check out the pictures below for some of the "restoration" of the Troy streets that will be used by "The Gilded Age"