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I loved the show when it was on PBS and was so thrilled when they came out with films to continue the story. I enjoyed the first one and this one too although I did find the story line a but trite.
And the ending…
SPOILER ALERT!!! DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THIS!!!!
STOP NOW!!!
The death of my favorite character…Lady Grantham, the Dowager Countess of Grantham. She was one of the main reasons I watched the show! I know Maggie Smith is getting older and all that & I will probably weep out loud when she actually passes, but this ending made me feel that yeah, this is the end at Downton. How can they have anymore films? They can focus on Tom Branson and his new wife but I HATED HIS CHARACTER. I hated him, I hated how he badgered Lady Sybil to be with him, then became an overbearing misogynist towards her trying to place her into feminine gender roles. I never liked him.
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CHARACTER BIOS
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THE DOWAGER COUNTESSViolet inherits a villa in the South of France from an acquaintance she hasn’t seen in decades. |
LORD & LADY GRANTHAMHaving agreed to a film shoot at Downton, Robert and Cora leave Mary in charge while they and others set sail for the South of France to view the inherited property |
LADY MARYMary is in charge of the film production at Downton, and when the film runs into problems, she and Mrs. Hughes come up with an ingenious idea that just might save the day. |
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LORD & LADY HEXHAMEdith and Bertie travel to the South of France, as she has an idea to write an article about how fashionable the region has become as a holiday destination for the rich and famous. |
TOM & LUCY BRANSONTom marries Miss Lucy Smith, the daughter of Lady Bagshaw. The Dowager’s generous gift to Sybbie, his daughter with Lady Sybil, doesn’t sit comfortably with him. |
Mr. Carson travels to the South of France with Lord and Lady Grantham, while Mrs. Hughes stays behind at Downton to assist Mary in managing the film production |
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JOHN & ANNA BATESMr. Bates travels to the South of France with the Lord and Lady Grantham, while Anna stays at Downton to be immersed in the glamour of the film stars working at the house. |
THOMAS BARROWNow the butler, Thomas is nonchalant about the movies coming to Downton...until leading man Guy Dexter arrives. |
DAISY & ANDY PARKERYoung newlyweds Daisy and Andy, now living with Mr. Mason, set out to fix him up with Mrs. Patmore. Unlike the royal visit, Daisy is beside herself about movie stars being at Downton. |
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Julian Fellowes and Simon Curtis’s 2022 film, “Downton Abbey: A New Era,” takes place in 1928, shortly after the events of the 2019 film and television series that originally aired from 2010 – 2015. The story begins with the wedding of Tom Branson (Allen Leech) and Lucy Smith (Tuppence Middleton) – hinted at in the previous film – and alternates between events at the Abbey – where a film production company arrives to produce a motion picture, struggling amid the shift from silent film to talkies – and the south of France, where members of the Crawley family travel after learning that a French marquis left a villa to Violet (Maggie Smith), the dowager countess, who intends to leave it to Sybil. The family only agrees to the movie-making in order to cover the continued costs of maintaining the house and estate, though Mary (Michelle Dockery) and the household staff find it quite interesting. Meanwhile, Robert’s (Hugh Bonneville) world is shocked in France with rumors about his parentage and Cora’s (Elizabeth McGovern) health.Characters at the Abbey have a chance to explore the changing world while Fellowes writes a story touching on the themes many previous Hollywood pictures explored, including “Singin’ in the Rain” and “The Artist.” Those in France offer a chance for the fish-out-of-water comic moments while also exploring elements of their characters in a way that the usual settings would not necessarily allow. The effect of the film is that it ties up the few remaining loose ends from the previous entry while offering a happy ending for those characters whose storylines were still somewhat open-ended.It’s a nice epilogue to “Downton Abbey” for fans, but newcomers may find themselves lost in a way they did not during the first film. While Fellowes could theoretically create a third film with these characters, the rapidly approaching events of World War II and the permanent social changes it wrought – coupled with several of the characters’ in-universe ages – makes it unlikely. Fans will enjoy this especially as the two films work like a two-act seventh season to the show.
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