In the latest season of HBO's The Gilded Age, Cynthia Nixon's character Ada navigates the complexities of newfound leadership following her husband's passing. While grieving, she must adapt to overseeing her household after unexpectedly inheriting wealth. This transition poses challenges as she grapples with her childlike nature and the daunting responsibilities that come with power. The dynamic between Ada and her sister Agnes adds depth, highlighting their playful conflicts and mutual support. Nixon reflects positively on her long-standing working relationship with Christine Baranski, noting how shared history enhances their performances.
She is very childlike in a lot of ways, and all of a sudden, she has all this power and responsibility. She's also deeply in mourning for the loss of her beloved husband.
It's nice when you get to play opposite someone with whom you have so much built-in affection. It makes your job so much easier.
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