"Huge Costumes And Witheringly Snobbish Lines" - Christine Baranski On Her Role In "The Gilded Age"
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
- Christine Baranski's new show "The Gilded Age" highlights the battle between old money and new money in 1880s New York City, and all of the costumes are painfully accurate to the time period. Check out "The Gilded Age" when it premieres on HBO and HBO Max on January 24th. #Colbert #TheGildedAge #ChristineBaranski
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Who doesn’t love Christine Baranski.
Love is such a strong word. I don’t know her, but she seems friendly.
I love her, and I’m British. She’s an inspiration. Firstly she’s a woman, secondly she’s an older woman, and older women don’t get seen much on tv and film. You see plenty of older men, but older women are fighting back. She’s also a fantastic actress with great personality. She’s blossoming in her older years. She’s an inspiration. There is still much living to do and keep going, until you can’t.
She's immensely talented and gifted and looks so elegant and so well-bred. Her dance scene on the beach in Mama Mia is a masterpiece.
Loved her in Mama Mia. Pierce Brosnan, not so much. Let's just say Pierce Brosnan should not sing.
I adore her. Loved her as a drunken delicious snob in Cybill, Cybill Shepherd's 1995-1998 sitcom. Loved everything I've ever been blessed to find of hers.
I went to the same high school
with Christine and was in the drama club with her, and I must say, she’s aged much better than I! Even in high school her talent was noticeable. She had kind of a sophisticated self confidence that was far beyond her years. It has been amazing and so satisfying to watch the trajectory of her life over the span of her career, and I’m thrilled that she still speaks of Buffalo with such loyalty and fondness. We are very proud of our hometown girl!
She is one of my role models for elegance and sophistication, adore her style.
@@koleyw932 She's a class act.
Pretty sure she's had some fantastic plastic surgery done thru the years.
@@anononnl Plus she takes really good care of herself, part of her job requirements.
@@anononnl SO what
Glad she got so much time in this interview. I could listen to her forever though.
Christines Gilded Age dialogue is extraordinarily well written. " Witheringly Snobbish Lines" is the perfect characterization.
Amazed by how powerful her signature hair/makeup/style is... she’s almost unrecognizable in the clip.
Seriously such a classy talented human. Mary Ann on Cybill was just a riot, but the Good Wife and Good Fight were amazing as well. All around coolness.
“…your grandmother’s floor-to-ceiling velvet curtains wrapped around your body…”. Immediately saw in my mind, Carol Burnett in “The Gone With The Wind” spoof, “Went With The Wind”. - BG
Me too!! How could one not?-- if you are of a certain age. "Went With The Wind" was a sketch for the Ages. Genius at work......
She is awesome! She elevates anything she is in.
I work in period films and tv for netflix and its really nice when people mention the hard work we do
Wow! I'm curious: how much influence (if any) do costubers' critiques have on the work that you do? Thanks for any response!
Decided I want to be Christine Baranski when I grow up.
and now i see Carol Burnett wearing the drapes [designed by Bob Mackie] in her Gone withe Wind parody
I get what she's talking about with the layers of costume. I did two extras jobs here in Canada with 1880s costumes. Frighteningly heavy and difficult to manoeuvre in! Kudos to her for putting up with the port-a-potty!😒
What a striking woman! Your eye is always drawn to her. Wonderful, beautiful actress.
She needs a questionnaire ❤️
She is an amazing actress! Just love anything she's in!
69 years of age and still beautiful~!
I want to look this amazing at 69.
"It's a champagne problem." 😀 Never heard that before.
sounds much cooler than first world problem
Good God, what a lady! I love her, I love her laugh, she is so natural and soooo talented! Thank you for this interview! 👋👋👋👋👋✋
This woman has more than earned her spot as a legend. Betty, Jane, Dolly, Carol, Christine. All legends.
What an amazing woman! I could listen to her all day.
Apparently HBO hasn't figured out yet how to have a female cast wearing period costumes AND ALSO ALLOW THEM TO PEE! This is an issue that's been solved so many times already on other productions that there's really no excuse for the Porta potty situation 😒
I just love her class, her intelligent, her wit. She is such a treasure
Love her in Mama Mia. Wow! She can really sing and dance.
Can't wait to see this show! Love her.
The 400 was a list of New York society during the Gilded Age, a group that was led by Caroline Schermerhorn Astor, the "Mrs. Astor", for many years. After her death, her role in society was filled by three women: Mamie Fish, Theresa Fair Oelrichs, and Alva Vanderbilt Belmont.
THe depth of character that Christine Baranski brings to her role is wonderfully revealed in Episode 5 when she is dictating a letter to her secretary Miss Scott. The audience can seen past her stiff exterior and get a glimpse of a person’s whose compassion is borne from personal suffering. This is great acting and great art. Don’t miss it because it doesn’t come around all that much.
She does the snob so well... and what a repartee
The Queen of Snob acting. I can listen to her speak for hours. She needs to play a Queen.
She already did. Queen Diane Lockhart.
Stunning transformation of CB with hair and make-up. Exquisite.
She is amazing!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
hehe
i'll never forget her in 3rd rock from the sun!
=)
Cheers° Christine!
Always had a crush on Christine Baranski. Well done.
Shes at the top of her game. What a pro!
Tightlacing was not as common back then as people like to think. Only very few wealthy people did and was an anomaly.
I'm watching The Gilded Age because of those fabulous costumes 😍 😀 👌
First saw her in "Cybill" and was crazy about her. Also pissed there was no ending to the series!
Christine Baranski always looks like she is old money,so classy and fit,great actress in every thing she does,Mamma Mia ,The good wife,etc etc ,lovely lady !
So glad you had Christine Baranski on your show. Wow.
She was amazing at BBT, being Leonard's mom. Just being extraordinaire actress
Steven: would you set up the clip
Christine: tells the movies plot
TV show, not a movie. All of that exposition probably happens in the first 15 minutes.
Looks so good, can't wait.
Thanks for giving her ample time to share
It's extra amusing to see this from a European perspective 😊
You mean the Actors Union can't negotiate decent restrooms , especially for actors "in restrictive costumes". ? ? ?
Amen!!! 😒
Very surprised nobody used the term "nouveau-riche" to discriminate between old money and new.
I’m on the edge of my seat waiting for when GILDED AGE / DOWNTON ABBEY cross paths.
''Nobody writes a snob like Julian Fellows' - best line ever! 😃
Season 2 doesn't disappoint!
HAPPY 70TH BIRTHDAY CHRISTINE BARANSKI !!!!
I could listen to her talk for hours❤
Somewhere on CZcams is a wardrobe historian who demonstrates, dressed in late 19th c. costume, bustle and all, how women managed the call of nature (well, not totally---she sort of mimes it as much as YT allows). It's actually fascinating and I bet Christine and the cast could learn some useful tips from it.
You're thinking of Bernadette Banner? I love her channel
czcams.com/video/ED-wKZBAl5w/video.html
the above is the link to prior attire's detailed explanation and video about this very issue. priorattire is an excellent resource for 19th century costume in any case.
Abby cox also does a lot of this stuff
Priorattire?
Great interview thanks
A wonderful series, gifted actors, I loved it!🤗
She is fabulous, I can not wait to see this!
Been waiting impatiently for Gilded Age ever since it was announced! Baranski, McDonald (just need Streep for a Sondheim besties reunion!) and a slew of other top-notch Broadway actors will appear. So excited!
Streep sent her daughter (Louisa Jacobson who plays Marian).
I am so stoked for this show
Christine Baranski is class all the way !
Huge costumes, yes!!! Locations? A few!
OUR QUEEN
She’s fabulous in ‘The Gilded Age’ 🔥
Love her in this new show Gilded Age and also in so many of her projects!💌🤗
My God this woman doesn't age
My fave character alone in The Guilded Age is Christine Baranski. She is a powerhouse in acting, whether the stage, musical, television or screen. Adore her glamorous, elegant voice, charm, storytelling and poise. Reminds me of classic Hollywood. Don’t forget her gorgeous classy beauty. She really does look renaissance in that clip. Great set design and location is right.
What a gorgeous woman!!
I love her so!!!
So good!
I must watch this.
Okay there was a woman on Shark Tank that made a slip for under wedding dresses to hike up your dress just for this purpose. Suggest the wardrobe person get one for every woman on that set.
The best character on the show 👏
Gosh frigging darnit, CORSETS AREN'T SUPPOSED TO BE TIGHT.
They were designed to slim the body and create a fashionable silhouette, so at the bare minimum they would have to be ‘snug’ - just ask Scarlet O’Hara 😁
@@janeadams647 They were designed as the equivalent to the modern day bra and provided bust support. Only high society women may have tight laced, but the vast majority had a full range of motion and were not restricted.
The answer depends on the era, I think. Early corsets were support garments. There are a lot of historical images of people wearing clothing over corsets while also skiing, washing laundry in outdoor tubs, horseback riding, etc. Depending on the region and the time period, corsets have served many purposes. Today they seem to have become less of a functional undergarment (remember: we haven't had bras for very long, folks!) to being more fashionable and (for some) worn as body shapers. There are medical corsets still in use for folks who have certain conditions as well.
TLDR: Corsets and their uses change as often as the needs of corset-wearers dictate! One good source for more information is Bernadette Banner's youtube 🙌
@@janeadams647 fashionable silhouette was often created by padding, it was the shape not the size that counts.
A champange problem? That's an OSHA violation!
Crazy talented!
Ugh love her! ❤️
She's simply magnificent in every role she's ever played.
Great job, Baranski!
My friends and I LOVE Christine’s character the MOST; she has the BEST Lines in the series!!
Since it is assumable that it truly is authentic, may I suggest chamber pots?
That actually would work really well - you wouldn't have to pull anything up or down, which was the benefit back then to them as well!
@@mtoboekid11mouse88 in the Middle Ages they would just do their dirty business on the floor and bathe once a year. That little belt thingie one sees in portraits of the era are pomanders.
@@marylhere in castles, yes. And there was usually thick layers of straw strewn over the floors to ..absorb. but some medieval castles did have "s#*!hole" gutters built into exterior walls. Peasants used chamber pots and the great outdoors.
That, or anything more accessible and still private so that these professional actors could have their comfort breaks. What a ridiculous and unneeded inconvenience to have them use a Porta potty. Not to mention the costs associated with the shooting time lost and the possibility of ruining custom-made costumes! Ugh.
@@marylhere not sure where you got this information from, but quite a few castles have still intact guarde e loo (sp) indoor plumbing of a sort. Not to mention many places had bath houses, and no, not for naughty activities.
She is AMAZING in the show! Cynthia Nixon is great, too. Really great. They work so well together.
oooo so excited abt “the gilded age”
Loved her tap dance in The Birdcage❤❤ and ad Mrs. Dr. Dick on Cybill
I love her and so excited to see the show.
I watchd this whole season, it was so good.
She is so wonderful!!
What an absolute legend
I liked her since that series with Cybill Shepherd...she is excellent whatever she portraits..verg versátil acting.
I have adored Christine Baranski since I saw her in the grinch. She is funny smart and beautiful I adore her so much that I don't hate her for looking gorgeous and sassy still. As an actress she is so superb that you never see her acting she just smashes every role.
Is there any role this woman can't make come alive...she's perfection 😍
I love this woman!😄😍
She is so sophisticated and glamorous.
Disappointed she didn't talk about The Good Fight and Diane Lockhart!! 😔
I loved her character on Cybill
I think I love her. Honestly.
Legend
The elegance of that gorgeous woman!
Hey it's Leonard's mother
Saw the 1st episode. Baranski is a marvel.
Dr. Hoffstetter still looking great
she's an icon and deserves better bathroom accommodations 🤣
she is so gorgeous!
Such a classy actress!