Louisa Jacobson, known for her role as Marian Brook in The Gilded Age, is gearing up for season 3 with high hopes for more drama and intensity. The 32-year-old actress expressed her anticipation for the upcoming season, envisioning a continuation of the captivating storyline but with added power and edge.
Jacobson, attending the 2024 SAG Awards, shared her excitement for the recognition of her work on the show, despite not winning the award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series. She expressed gratitude for the acknowledgment and praised the hard work of the cast and crew, particularly highlighting the success of season 2.
Reflecting on her journey in the entertainment industry, Jacobson revealed that The Gilded Age marked her television debut after a background in theater and high school performances. She emphasized her connection to her character, Marian, who shares her desire to carve her own path and not be swayed by appearances.
The period drama, set in 1880s New York City, follows the lives of the Russell and Van Rhijn families, exploring themes of wealth, power, and societal dynamics. Jacobson's portrayal of Marian has resonated with viewers, contributing to the show's growing popularity.
As the youngest child of acclaimed actress Meryl Streep and artist Don Gummer, Jacobson comes from a family with a strong presence in the entertainment industry. Her siblings Mamie and Grace Gummer are also actors, while her brother Henry pursues a career in music.
Seasons 1 and 2 of The Gilded Age are currently available for streaming on HBO Max, offering audiences the opportunity to immerse themselves in the intricate world of high society in the late 19th century.
