"Downton Abbey II: A New Era" Big farewell at the Crawley home Lord Grantham (Hugh Bonneville) increasingly leaves the helm of Downton to his daughter Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery). © 2021 FOCUS FEATURES LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. In Downton Abbey II: A New Era, the lives of the Crawleys are tested with a visit, a journey and a farewell. "Downton Abbey II: A New Era" opens in cinemas on April 28th. The British hit series "Downton Abbey" returns for the...
It's actually the ultimate humiliation for the proud house: a film is to be shot at Downton Abbey! Old Lord Grantham (somewhat emaciated: Hugh Bonneville) is strictly against it. Declare the venerable castle as a backdrop for good? Especially for a movie set in a casino? It is out of the question. Of course, his daughter Mary (Michelle Dockery plays her as a calculating ice princess) and the servants see things differently: What a great opportunity this film would be...
Interviewed by Alexander MendenIn "Downton Abbey" is the British Empire still intact, England its green, idyllic center and everyone knows the place allotted to it. Ever since Julian Fellowes, a member of the British House of Lords as Baron Fellowes of West Stafford, created the high-class soap opera for ITV in 2009, the English aristocratic Crawley family has become a global phenomenon. The 72-year-old, who won an Oscar for his screenplay for Robert Altman's "Gosford Park" in 2002, struck a...
Sky series "The Gilded Age" "Downton Abbey" in New York Dissimilar sisters: Cynthia Nixon (left) and Christine Baranski in "The Gilded Age". © 2021 Home Box Office, Inc. Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes is back. In the Sky series "The Gilded Age" he now sheds light on New York's high society. Julian Fellowes (72) goes to Hollywood. Or rather to New York. In his new series "The Gilded Age" (available from April 22 on Sky Atlantic and the streaming service...
Crawley fans, rejoice! Whereas Downton Abbey, A New Era, the second feature film from its hit saga, will hit theaters in the spring, its creator and screenwriter Julian Fellowes returns to the small screen with another costume drama. After the portrait of the British aristocracy at the beginning of the 20th century, the Oscar-winning author of Gosford Park is interested in The Gilded AgeHBO series available in US + 24 this Tuesday in France on OCS, to the wealthy industrialists...
