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Behind the scenes photos | The Gilded Age season 3

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Every Outfit in The Gilded Age - Outfit 14 - Mrs. Bauer's outfit 1 - Season 1 (general)

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Coup!

directed by Austin Stark and Joseph Schuman, 2023

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'Infinite Life' by Annie Baker, a Review

'Infinite Life' by Annie Baker is provocative and profound.

(L to R): Kristine Nielsen, Brenda Pressley, Marylouise Burke, Mia Katigbak in Infinite Life (Ahron R. Foster The premise of award-winning Annie Baker’s play Infinite Life, premiering off-Broadway at Atlantic Theater Company’s Linda Gross Theater, is that pain is the crux of life. Directed by James Macdonald, the production focuses on individuals who deal with pain along a continuum from…

[arqueete]

Spring Awakening Broadway: Where Are They Now? (Part 2)

It's been 18 years since Spring Awakening opened on Broadway. In part 1 I looked up what the original cast members are doing today, and here in part 2 I'll be looking at all of the actors who joined the cast after the show opened.

Kyle Riabko Melchior

Went straight from the Broadway production to the first national tour. Later starred in Hair on Broadway and Close To You: Bacharach Reimagined (pictured) in the West End. He is currently composing music for children's television through a production company called Can-Land Music that he founded with his wife.

Hunter Parrish Melchior

Appeared on Broadway again in Godspell but has otherwise largely stuck to TV roles, most recently in The Other Black Girl (pictured.)

Alexandra Socha Wendla, Ensemble (u/s Wendla, Anna, Martha, Thea)

Returned to Broadway in Brighton Beach Memoirs and Head Over Heels. Is currently starring in the Broadway production of Wicked (pictured.)

Blake Bashoff Moritz

Went straight from Broadway to the first national tour. After that, he moved away from acting and now lives on a farm.

Emma Hunton Ilse

Was in Next to Normal on Broadway and the national tour, as well as the national tour of Wicked. She is currently on TV in Good Trouble (pictured.)

Drew Tyler Bell Hanschen

Continued in his longtime role on The Bold and the Beautiful (pictured) until 2010. Since then, he doesn't appear to be acting and it's not clear what he's been doing since.

Matt Doyle Hanschen, Ensemble (u/s Melchior, Hanschen, Ernst, Otto, Georg)

Later briefly played Melchior in the first national tour. Has returned to Broadway several times in shows like War Horse and The Book of Mormon, and won the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a musical for his performance in Company in 2022 (pictured.) He has also released solo albums. He most recently starred in Sinatra: The Musical.

Blake Daniel Ernst

Has had a few acting roles since, most recently in the movie Dicks: The Musical.

Andrew Durand Georg (u/s Moritz)

Has appeared in several other Broadway shows including Head Over Heels and Shucked (pictured.) He is currently in Dead Outlaw off-Broadway.

Gabriel Violett Otto

Appeared as a contestant on The Voice in 2016 (pictured.)

Amanda Castanos Martha

Had a handful of appearances at theater festivals and on TV shows like Blue Bloods (pictured), but doesn't seem to be doing any acting in recent years.

Caitlin Kinnunen Thea

Returned to Broadway in The Bridges of Madison County and was nominated for Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her role in The Prom (pictured) in 2014. She recently appeared in The Magnificent Seven off-Broadway.

Emily Kinney Anna (u/s Wendla)

Appeared on stage again in the national tour of August: Osage County but since then has been doing a lot of TV, most notably on The Walking Dead (pictured.) She has also released several albums as a singer-songwriter.

Kate Burton Adult Women

She continues to have an extensive film and television career, with notable roles on shows like Grey's Anatomy and Scandal (pictured), for which she was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series. She returned to Broadway in 2017 in the play Present Laughter.

Kristine Nielsen Adult Women

Has since been nominated for the Best Lead Actress in a Play Tony in 2013 for Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike and Best Featured Actress in a Play in 2019 for Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus. She most recently appeared in the TV show The Gilded Age (pictured.)

Ken Marks Adult Men

Has appeared again on Broadway in shows like Spider-man: Turn off the Dark and most recently in Take Me Out (pictured.) He is currently in Dead Outlaw off-Broadway.

Glenn Fleshler Adult Men

Has returned to Broadway in shows like Guys and Dolls and Death of a Salesman. He also has extensive credits in movies like Joker and TV shows like Billions (pictured.)

Tony Carlin (u/s Adult Men)

Returned to Broadway over a dozen times since, as well as off-Broadway in shows like The Trial of an American President (pictured.) He most recently appeared in Days of Wine and Roses.

Eryn Murman Anna, Ensemble (u/s Wendla, Ilse, Anna, Martha, Thea)

Has done some regional theater, including playing Wendla in San Jose Rep's production of Spring Awakening (pictured) before later marrying the actor playing Melchior, with whom she started the band 5j Barrow. She now also works as a massage therapist.

Jenna Ushkowitz Ensemble (u/s Anna, Martha, Thea)

Notably appeared on the TV show Glee. She returned to Broadway in Waitress (pictured) and has won two Tony Awards as a producer.

Alice Lee Ensemble (u/s Wendla, Ilse, Anna, Thea)

Notably appeared in the off-Broadway production of Heathers (pictured.) Competed in the reality singing competition Rising Star. She has had TV roles on shows like Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist and most recently did voice acting for My Adventures with Superman.

Jesse Swenson Ensemble (u/s Melchior, Hanschen, Otto, Georg)

Returned to Broadway in The Addams Family. He has now moved way from acting to become a writer and filmmaker.

Matt Shingledecker Ensemble (u/s Melchior, Hanschen, Ernst, Otto, Georg)

Went straight to the first national tour as Georg. Since then, he's appeared on Broadway again in West Side Story and on the national tours of shows like Wicked and Les Miserables (pictured.) He is currently performing in the musical The Wedding Banquet in Taiwain.

Morgan Karr Ensemble (u/s Moritz, Hanschen, Ernst, Otto, Georg)

Now a successful indie pop musician performing under the name Morgxn.

Zach Reiner-Harris Ensemble (u/s Moritz, Hanschen, Ernst, Otto, Georg)

Seems to have moved away from acting but still makes appearances as a musician.

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Ever After High OC Masterlist

Name: Cressida Peters (Daughter of The Witch)

Fic: Last Midnight

Love Interest: Daring Charming

FC: Mia Goth

Name: Diana Huntsman (Daughter of The Huntsman)

Fic: Bring Me Your Heart

Love Interest: Raven Queen

FC: Fivel Stewart

Name: Dorothea Hook (Daughter of Captain Hook)

Fic: Take A Bite

Love Interest: Apple White

FC: Olivia Cooke

Name: Lucinda Silberhaus (Daughter of Clara)

Fic: Waltz of the Snowflakes

Love Interest: Hopper Croakington II

FC: Thomasin McKenzie

Name: Marina Nielsen (Daughter of The Sea Witch)

Fic: Fathoms Below

Love Interest: Faybell Thorn

FC: Diana Silvers

Name: Melora Zimmer (Daughter of The Princess)

Fic: A True Princess

Love Interest: Dexter Charming & Raven Queen

FC: Hannah Dodd

Name: Nicholas Darling (Son of Wendy Darling)

Fic: Think Of A Wonderful Thought

Love Interest: Hunter Huntsman or Alistar Wonderland

FC: Matt Cornett

Name: Orsel Pendragon (Daughter of King Arthur)

Fic: Hollow All Delight

Love Interest: Chase Redford or Faybelle Thorn

FC: Kristine Froseth

Name: Petra Scrooge (Daughter of Ebenezer Scrooge)

Fic: Bah Humbug

Love Interest: Raven Queen

FC: Mikey Madison

Name: Sadhana Diyab (Daughter of Ali Baba)

Fic: Den of Thieves

Love Interest: Sparrow Hood

FC: May Calamway

Name: Sandra Voigt (Daughter of Gerda and Kai)

Fic: Eternal Winter

Love Interest: Maybe Lizzie Hearts

FC: Olivia Scott Welch

Name: Teddy Pendragon (Son of King Arthur)

Fic: Hollow All Delight

Love Interest: Dexter Charming

FC: Daniel Sharman

Name: Zelda Dagmar (Destined Maid Marian)

Fic: Love Goes On

Love Interest: Darling Charming

FC: Talia Ryder

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Some Pentiment fancasts

(Based partially on whose voice I hear...) Yes I know a TV adaptation of Pentiment is impractical but the heart wants what it wants. Brother Florian: Ian Hart. Because Thomas Blanky vibes.

Sister Gertrude: Miriam Margolyes

Brother Mathieu: Burn Gorman. We know he can pull off a bowl cut and fastidiousness.

Grett Albanyn: Kristine Nielsen. She plays Mrs. Bauer in the Gilded Age and this is the voice I heard when she was talking about rye bread.

Baltas Isenkopf: Jim Howick. Forgive me, I kept hearing Howick's Martin Luther impression from Horrible Histories.

Dr. Werner Stolz: Ronan Raftery. I WILL FILL THIS LIST WITH ACTORS FROM THE TERROR GDI.

I'd love to hear other folks' fancasts!

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Connie Nielsen (Special Agent in Charge Ellen Solberg in the FBI Season 1 series premiere episode, "Pilot") is Danish.

Ebonee Noel (Kristen Chazal) is Guyanese.

Missy Peregrym (Maggie Bell) and Nathaniel Arcand (Clinton Skye) are Canadian.

Zeeko Zaki (OA Zidan) was born in Egypt.

Alexa Davalos (Kristin Gaines) was born in France.

Miguel Gomez (Ivan Ortiz) is Colombian.

Julian McMahon (Jess LaCroix) and Keisha Castle-Hughes (Hana Gibson) are Australian.

Roxy Sternberg (Sheryll Barnes) and Christina Wolf (Amanda Tate on FBI: International) are English.

Christiane Paul is German, a trait she shares with her FBI: International character, Katrin Jaeger.

Eva-Jane Willis (Megan "Smitty" Garretson) is South-African.

And Heida Reed (Jamie Kellet) is Icelandic.

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In the final scene of the 1979-80 season of Dallas, JR Ewing (Larry Hagman) hears a noise outside his office, walks out to the corridor to look, and is shot twice by an unseen assailant.  The episode, titled “A House Divided,” was broadcast on March 21, 1980, and was written by Rena Down and directed by Leonard Katzman.  Viewers had to wait all summer to learn whether JR would survive, and which of his many enemies was responsible.  

JR was a villain on the series who regularly double-crossed business associates, plotted against his own family, called wife Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) a “slut,” and had her committed to a sanatorium so he could take custody of their infant son.

Ultimately, in the “Who Done It?’ episode which aired November 21, 1980, the shooter was revealed to be Kristin Shepard (Mary Crosby). Kristin was JR’s scheming sister in law and mistress who shot him in a fit of anger.  JR did not press charges, as Kristin claimed she was pregnant with his child as a result of their affair.  

“Who Done It?” was, at the time, the highest-rated television episode in US history.  It had a Nielsen rating of 53.3 and a 76% share, and it was estimated that 83 million people watched the episode, more than the number of voters in that year’s presidential election.  The previous record for a TV episode had been the 1967 finale for the The Fugitive.  “Who Done It?” now sits second on the list, beaten in 1983 by the final episode of MASH.  The “Who Done It?” episode was an international event, with more than 350 million people tuning in to find out who shot JR.  A session of the Turkish parliament was suspended to allow legislators a chance to get home in time to view the conclusion of the cliffhanger.  

Text is from the Wikipedia entry for “Who Shot JR?”.  My italics.  

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Scott Dylan: Barclays Appointment of Rob Patterson — A Safe Move or a Step Backwards for Innovation in Tech Investment Banking?

In a move that some are hailing as a strategic hire, Barclays has appointed Rob Patterson as the new Head of Data & Information Platforms Coverage within its Technology Investment Banking arm. With over 20 years of investment banking experience, primarily at Morgan Stanley, Patterson is being welcomed with open arms. But here’s the question: Is this appointment a true step forward for Barclays, or just another example of a “safe bet” in a rapidly evolving industry that demands fresh perspectives?

Don’t get me wrong, Patterson’s CV is impressive. His extensive client roster, featuring names like Accenture, Nielsen, and YouGov, shows that he can walk the walk. But in an industry where disruption is the new normal, should Barclays really be content with hiring someone who’s essentially cut from the same cloth as every other banking executive? Patterson’s appointment seems to reinforce the age-old investment banking formula — lean on experience, stick to what works, and avoid rocking the boat.

But herein lies the problem: The boat needs to be rocked.

Technology Investment Banking, particularly in data and information platforms, isn’t the same as it was two decades ago when Patterson entered the scene. The pace of change, fuelled by AI, blockchain, and decentralisation, is accelerating. Now, more than ever, this sector requires leaders who can not only navigate today’s landscape but also anticipate tomorrow’s opportunities and challenges.

Does Patterson, with his deep roots in traditional banking, embody the bold, forward-thinking leadership that the tech world craves? Or is Barclays simply reinforcing its comfort zone, doubling down on tried-and-tested leadership at a time when innovation should be the watchword?

Kristin Roth DeClark, Global Head of Technology Investment Banking, claims that Patterson will “deliver significant value for our clients.” But what value is that, exactly? More of the same? Another steady hand in a field that increasingly rewards risk-takers and visionaries? Where are the fresh faces? Where is the push for diversity in thinking and background that could truly propel Barclays into the next frontier of technology investment?

Barclays has already been involved in major transactions, from advising on CVC’s acquisition of Epicor to playing a role in Nuvei Corporation’s $6.3bn sale. But these deals, while significant, are based on the old model of big deals and bigger numbers. Is Barclays missing the opportunity to lead the charge on new tech frontiers like AI and Web3, where fresh thinking is crucial?

Patterson’s appointment might look like a win for Barclays on paper, but it risks signalling that the bank is more interested in maintaining the status quo than in pioneering the next wave of tech investment innovation. Instead of focusing on leaders who have already had their time in the spotlight, Barclays should be looking to those with disruptive mindsets, individuals who can break free from the rigid mould of traditional banking and usher in a new era for tech investment.

I’ve seen firsthand the need for change at Barclays. And while experience has its value, it’s vision and the willingness to take risks that will define the next decade of success in this space. Let’s hope that Patterson — though an undeniably safe pair of hands — can prove me wrong by bringing more than just his experience to the table.

Because in today’s tech world, playing it safe is the riskiest move of all.

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A boy with an active imagination faces his fears on an unforgettable journey through the night with his new friend: a giant, smiling creature named Dark. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Orion (voice): Jacob Tremblay Dark (voice): Paul Walter Hauser Sweet Dreams (voice): Angela Bassett Adult Orion (voice): Colin Hanks Sleep (voice): Natasia Demetriou Unexplained Noises (voice): Golda Rosheuvel Insomnia (voice): Nat Faxon Quiet (voice): Aparna Nancherla Light (voice): Ike Barinholtz Orion’s Mom (voice): Carla Gugino Orion’s Dad (voice): Matt Dellapina Tycho (voice): Nick Kishiyama Hypatia (voice): Mia Akemi Brown Adult Hypatia (voice): Shannon Chan-Kent Richie Panici (voice): Jack Fisher Narrator (voice): Werner Herzog Lisa (voice): Sky Alexis Woman at the Drive-In (voice): Hira Ambrosino Man at the Drive-In (voice): Yoshi Ando Mrs. Spinoza (voice): Larisa Asuaje Irene’s Boss / Cucumber Dentist / Soda / Insomnia Guy 1 (voice): Sean Charmatz Stray Cat / Insomnia Guy 2 (voice): Walt Dohrn Adult Sally (voice): Ren Hanami Irene (voice): Amy Hill Irene’s Daughter / Insomnia Girl (voice): Alyssa Lee Scared Child (voice): Noah McCown Sally (voice): Shino Nakamichi Irene’s Coworker / Mom / Juice Box / Insomnia Teacher (voice): Aliki Theofilopoulos Insomnia Man (voice): Toru Uchikado Film Crew: Writer: Charlie Kaufman Book: Emma Yarlett Director: Sean Charmatz Producer: Peter McCown Executive Producer: Walt Dohrn Executive Producer: Bonnie Arnold Production Designer: Tim Lamb Art Direction: Christine Bian Head of Story: Adam Rosette Head of Animation: Hans Dastrup Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Tim Nielsen Supervising Animator: Nik Ranieri Supervising Animator: Shawn Krause Supervising Sound Editor: Steve Slanec Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Brandon Proctor Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Nathan Nance Original Music Composer: Kevin Lax Original Music Composer: Robert Lydecker Editor: Kevin Sukho Lee Story Artist: Leah Artwick Story Artist: Alex Avagimian Story Artist: Joe Bernados Story Artist: Lyle Nagy Story Artist: Kent Osborne Story Artist: Jordan Rosato Production Coordinator: Janie Kahan Associate Editor: Michael Pedraza Assistant Editor: Dylan Stayman Assistant Editor: Keith Bodmer Assistant Editor: Eric Hendricks Production Coordinator: Claire Liu Production Designer: Timothy Lamb Character Designer: Jesse Aclin Character Designer: Elaine Choi Character Designer: Ryan Matias Character Designer: Joe Pitt Visual Development: Guillaume Fesquet Animation: Emily Tetri Visual Development: Miho Tomimasu Matte Painter: Kevin Turcotte Production Coordinator: Mallory Quagliato Production Assistant: Brittany Ramirez Animation Supervisor: Carla Lutz Animation: Julien Bocabeille Animation: Greg Sharp In Memory Of: Meghan Noyes Production Assistant: Amanda Lennes Line Producer: Ashley Laidlaw Production Manager: Kyle Hancher Finance: Robert Dudban Production Accountant: Mila Montano CG Supervisor: Ryan Munk Animation Supervisor: Ernest Chan Line Producer: Brent Hutchins Production Manager: Candice Ray Production Manager: Kristin Risinger Production Coordinator: Zachary Joel Johnson Production Coordinator: Emily Ryker VFX Supervisor: Brent Tyler Modelling Supervisor: Steven Tarin Rigging Supervisor: Belal Ballout Generalist: Natalie Jimenez Effects Supervisor: Ross Gibson Compositing Supervisor: David Lee-DuVoisin Executive Producer: Andrea Miloro Executive Producer: Adrianna A.J. Cohen Executive Producer: Russell Tracy Jr Line Producer: Natalia Lasota Line Producer: Murali Chinnappa Producer: Ravi Kiran Nunna Production Manager: Charan Paruchuri Production Manager: Kartheek Dugyala Production Manager: Guru Gnasasambandan Production Coordinator: Rahul Gattu Production Coordinator: Sandra Geiben Production Coordinator: Swati Pattnaik Production Assistant: Bandana Panigrahi Production Assistant: Masool Afreen Production Assistant: Neelam Kishan Creative Director: Manoj Menon Modelling Supervisor: Francis Rajeev A. Modelling Supervisor: Rakesh Acharya B. Modeling: Robin Bharat Modeling: Samir Rout Modeling: Suraj Kumar Raut Rigging Superv...

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TIME Magazine, 12/01/1980, Page 79

At the time, "Who Done It?" was the highest-rated television episode in U.S. history, but it now sits in second place on that list - beaten by the final episode of M*A*S*H - with a Nielsen rating of 53.3 and a whopping 76% share. (Only 24% of American televisions were tuned-in to something else.) It’s estimated that over 90 million people (350 million worldwide) watched the November 21, 1980 telecast.

“Now It Can Be Told: Shedunit”

“It was you, Kristin, who shot J.R.”

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Every Outfit in The Gilded Age - Outfit 98 - Bauer's outfit 2 - Season 1 & Season 2 (general)

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hi cat! would you happen to have any fc suggestions for a mother to ivanna sakhno? thank you so much, i hope you're doing well 💞

Meg Ryan (1961)

Molly Hagan (1961)

Jodie Foster (1962)

Edie Falco (1963)

Connie Nielsen (1965)

Naomi Watts (1968)

Jeri Ryan (1968)

Jennifer Aniston (1969)

Jane Krakowski (1969)

Laurie Holden (1969)

Mädchen Amick (1970)

Rhea Seehorn (1972)

Rebecca Romijn (1972)

Kristin Lehman (1972)

I hope you're doing well too anon!!!

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The reading will also star Alex Brightman and Krysta Rodriguez as the married composer-lyricist duo who are writing the score for “Bombshell”. Vanessa Williams will star as the show’s producer, Brooks Ashmanskas will star as the director, and Tony winner Bonnie Milligan ("Kimberly Akimbo") will star as his associate director. Kristine Nielsen and Justin Cooley will also star.