In Season 4 of "The Righteous Gemstones," the series continues its extravagant portrayal of the Gemstone family, balancing comedy with grandeur. Makeup department head Leigh Ann Yandle emphasizes the freedom and trust given to creative teams, allowing bold ideas to flourish. Yandle highlights her significant efforts to craft elaborate settings, including a Civil War theme for the first episode, demonstrating the level of detail and ambition involved. Each character's look is meticulously designed to reflect their individual ambitions and family dynamics, showcasing the team's commitment to pushing boundaries in storytelling and visual presentation.
"Everybody goes for it, and they let you do it, too. Whatever you want to come up with, nothing's too far. That's what's been fun about the show."
"A great deal of Yandle's effort this year went into crafting a Civil War setting for the first episode, a feat which required an army's worth of facial hair and enough dirt and mud to build a small siegeworks in Charleston."
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