2019 Directed by Michael Engler
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.
Hugh Bonneville Laura Carmichael Jim Carter Raquel Cassidy Brendan Coyle Michelle Dockery Kevin Doyle Michael Fox Joanne Froggatt Matthew Goode Harry Hadden-Paton Robert James-Collier Allen Leech Phyllis Logan Elizabeth McGovern Sophie McShera Lesley Nicol Maggie Smith Imelda Staunton Penelope Wilton Stephen Campbell Moore Geraldine James Alex Crisp Douglas Reith Charlie Watson David Haig Susan Lynch Max Brown Fifi Hart Show All…
Downtown Abbey: The Movie, Downton Abbey: The Motion Picture, Downton Abbey: O Filme
Epic history and literature Relationship comedy Moving relationship stories historical, royalty, sumptuous, lavish or drama romance, charming, comedy, delightful or witty marriage, emotion, romance, feelings or relationships shakespearean, kings, breathtaking, historical or battle christmas, holiday, heartwarming, family or joy Show All…
it’s actually shameful how attached i am to these characters when if i actually met someone with their morals and beliefs i would probably fight them irl
DOWNTON ABBEY STAN AND PROUD I LOVE THESE DORKS WITH ALL THEIR FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS 💖💓💞💝💘💕
An airy, apolitical costume pageant for all ages, or a terrifying illustration of Stockholm Syndrome borne of class and labor oppression, epitomized by the central conflict involving two sets of servants conniving to wait on some monarchs? You make the call!
me, blasting into the screening room full of elderly white people: hi not a monarchist i'm only here to support my gay bitch thomas barrow
Mr. Molesley getting the biggest laugh in the movie.....I say that’s my baby and I’m really proud
“Did the general strike effect you?”
“My maid was rather curt with me – but she’s a communist at heart”
This is a film in which a former Irish revolutionary makes amends for his prior wrongdoings by turning in an anti-royalist insurgent who is plotting to assassinate the king. Epochal conflicts (the Irish struggle for independence, the Boer war, the 1926 General strike) are treated as minor footnotes which temporarily inconvenience our obscenely wealthy protagonists before the status quo can be resumed and they can focus on the things that truly matter: a dispute over an inheritance; socially advantageous marriage arrangements; the logistics of throwing a ball so lavish that it will put all other aristocratic families to shame. In…
Upstairs:
“lmao, are we too rich?!”
“Ohhhh, cheeky!”
Downstairs:
“I will literally die if I don’t serve the king a crumpet”
