Downton Abbey

Movie

2019

2h 2m

English

Drama, Romance, History

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7.6

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The beloved Crawleys and their intrepid staff prepare for the most important moment of their lives. A royal visit from the King and Queen of England will unleash scandal, romance and intrigue that will leave the future of Downton hanging in the balance.

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Downton Abbey

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2019

2h 2m

English

Drama, Romance, History

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Cast

Robert Crawley

Lady Edith

Charles Carson

Phyllis Baxter

John Bates

Lady Mary

Anna Bates

Cora Crawley

Joseph Molesley

Andy

Henry Talbot

Bertie Hexham

Thomas Barrow

Tom Branson

Mrs Hughes

Daisy

Beryl Patmore

Violet Crawley

Maud Bagshaw

Isobel Merton

Stephen Campbell Moore

Major Chetwode

Geraldine James

Queen Mary

Alex Crisp

Buckingham Palace Footman

Douglas Reith

Lord Merton

Charlie Watson

Albert the Hall Boy

Directed By: Michael Engler

Written By: Julian Fellowes (Screenplay)

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emiliaclarkes says...

5 years ago

I was nervous about this movie, but it turned out to be AMAZING! As a long time fan of the show, I felt it did it justice and was a great homage to what made the show great. It felt like coming home. I loved how all of the characters had their moment to shine. Thomas Barrow is my favorite, and his arc made me so happy! His character has matured so much and seeing him in action again was wonderful. The cinematography was just beautiful, the actors put on superb performances, and the music was as always - amazing. There were a couple cheesy lines and rushed plots (understandable - it's a lot to cram in 2 hours!), but they made me love it more. My friends who came with who had never seen the show even loved it as well!

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Agent24 says...

5 years ago

They did a great job with bringing Downton to the big screen. Lovely entertainment, indeed.

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Lorne34 says...

4 years ago

Having watched and enjoyed the series I was looking forward to this big screen outing. So disappointing. The writing was appalling. Clearly a new team of writers and Julian Fellows had stepped away. Too many characters which was fine for a long running show but storylines squashed into a movie run time meant that nobody was fully served. I don't mind the predictability but it was shoe horned in with the subtlety of a preschool drama. Don't sully the series and avoid this where possible. It does nothing to further develop any of these characters.

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guyduke says...

4 years ago

I watched the show and loved it.. I get that the film needed to have something to keep it going and that was the royal visit but I felt like a lot of the main characters weren't given much depth as compared to the tv show, we heard very little from lord and lady grantham or cousin isobel and even violet had very few lines really.

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5 years ago

‘Downton Abby’s’ transition to film isn't going to make it onto any worst film-to-TV adaptions lists, but it is a mediocre film that offers two hours of fun for fans of the show. If you’re not a fan, there is absolutely no reason to see it. The film seems more like an extended TV special rat More

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