The Gilded Age, an HBO series by Julian Fellowes, provides entertainment while reflecting on capitalism and innovation. Set in New York City during the 1880s, it follows Marian Brook, an orphan living with her wealthy aunts. The show contrasts ‘old money’ values with those of ‘new money’ depicted through characters like railroad tycoon George Russell. Through its narrative, the series draws on historical commentary regarding regulation in capitalism, underlining the importance of overseeing the evolving economic landscape, revealing deeper lessons about wealth and morality in society.
The Gilded Age serves as a reflection of modern capitalism's challenges, illustrating how innovation can lead to ethical dilemmas and the need for regulatory frameworks.
Set in the 1880s, the series presents the story of Marian Brook, who navigates complex class dynamics in a world defined by both 'old money' and 'new money' tensions.
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