The Gilded Age star Morgan Spector recently addressed the shocking cliffhanger from Season 3 Episode 7, where his character George Russell is shot and may die. Speaking in a new interview, Spector reflected on George’s fate and the show’s rising popularity.

The Gilded Age Season 3’s latest episode ends with a shocking twist as George Russell faces an assassination attempt, leaving fans eager for the season finale.

Someone check on George Russell! Last night’s episode of The Gilded Age ended with a nail-biting cliffhanger when the railroad tycoon appeared to be shot in a surprise assassination attempt. A gunman posing as a messenger stepped into George’s office,

The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 7 ending has led many to believe that George Russell’s (Morgan Spector) story has come to an end. For those unfamiliar, throughout the latest season, he was focused on gaining control over the railway business.

The Gilded Age season 3 delivered another shocker — just one week after killing off beloved character John Adams (Claybourne Elder) — and now the fate of Morgan Spector 's character hangs in the balance following the penultimate episode.

In a shocking turn of events on The Gilded Age, George Russell's fate hangs in the balance after being shot in the season's penultimate episode. This dramatic cliffhanger follows escalating tensions in his business dealings and a growing rift with his wife,

The Gilded Age star Morgan Spector recently addressed the shocking cliffhanger from Season 3 Episode 7, where his character George Russell is shot and may die. Speaking in a new interview, Spector reflected on George’s fate and the show’s rising popularity.

Details follow for Season 3, Episode 7 of “The Gilded Age,” “Ex-Communicated,” which aired Aug. 3 on HBO. On its best days, Le Pain Quotidien’s Bryant Park branch is a far cry from the 61st Street mansion where the Russell family presides over New York society in baronial splendor on HBO’s “The Gilded

Follow George's shooting in The Gilded Age season 3 episode 6, Morgan Spector reveals fans should be "very worried" ahead of the season finale.

This might come as a shock to you, but Morgan Spector tells TVLine that he’s “thrilled” with how Sunday’s episode of The Gilded Age ended. The penultimate hour of Season 3 went out with a bang, ending with a moment that surely left every viewer’s jaw on the floor.