The Russells are moving in. Or rather the Russells are moving up. It’s 1882 and carts of gleaming statuary roll though a sheep-strewn Central Park to the corner of Fifth Avenue and East 61st Street.
Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon), chatelaine of the sprawling Versailles, whose scaffolding has only just come down, is no one from nowhere, and her husband, George (Morgan Spector), is a railroad billionaire. Peeking through the net curtains of the brownstone
