These titles, along with several new documentaries, are on the November programming slate.
HBO takes a lot of the credit for the rise of prestige TV. Shows such as The Sopranos, The Wire, Sex and the City and Game of Thrones were appointment viewing, and that tradition lives on with newer series such as Industry, Euphoria and more. Its streaming service, HBO Max, is also home to tons of great movies, live sports and excellent documentaries.
Historically, HBO reserves some of its biggest shows for Sunday nights, and this month, Emmy-nominated period drama The Gilded Age will anchor the Sunday schedule. Season 4 of the Julian Fellowes-created series about the dramatic lives of wealthy New Yorkers at the tail end of the 19th century will consist of eight episodes, the first of which arrives on Nov. 1 on HBO and HBO Max. Since HBO is also home to many A24 films, this month you can catch the streaming premiere of the Anthony Bourdain biopic Tony starting Nov. 20.
On top of those titles, the streamer will introduce several documentaries this month, including the critically acclaimed film When A Witness Recants, co-produced by Ta-Nehisi Coates, and The Slightest Touch, a moving story of Emma Fogarty, a woman who suffers from a rare skin condition and has defied all the odds against her.
Here’s a peek at some of the biggest titles coming to HBO Max in November.
Now entering its fourth season, the characters in The Gilded Age have evolved quite a bit since we first met them.
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