Downton Abbey | The Dowager Countess Calls Maud Insane at the Royal Dinner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ธ.ค. 2021
- During the Royal Dinner, the Dowager Countess (Maggie Smith) is informed by Lady Maud (Imelda Staunton) that her maid, Lucy Smith (Tuppence Middleton), will be her heir upon her passing, leaving the Countess in utter disbelief by Maud's decision.
FILM SYNOPSIS:
The worldwide phenomenon, Downton Abbey, returns in a spectacular motion picture, as 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 unleashes scandal, romance and intrigue that leave the future of Downton hanging in the balance. Written by series creator Julian Fellowes and starring the original cast, this grand cinematic experience will have you cheering for your favorite characters all over again.
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"I never argue, I explain!" I love that line!
Dowager Countess "You know me, never complain, never explain."
Lady Edith "You never have much trouble complaining."
Me too 🤣! To my partner!
@@m.layfette6249 also Dowager: I'm A Woman I Can Be As Contrary As I Choose!
Jajja todas las lineas de maggie son magistrales
McGonagall and Umbridge still going at it. Just in a different time and in a different life. 😂😂
Right, I forgot that scene in Order of Phoenix…don’t blame me, my son was born in ‘97 and was 4 when he saw The Sorcerer’s Stone.
@@marinazagrai1623i was 4 when the sorcerer's stone was read to me. What a coincidence
@@andreagrussu6778 My son was gifted when he was young (he still is 😏); I needed new books and he ran out of all science books, so when I found the first 4 books at a book club for only $1 with membership (why not?). I read the first one and when he turned 5 he started reading by himself (of course he had no clue about the subject but was an avid reader). He was born in ‘97.
Also, Umbridge is the open-minded one while McGonagall is absolutely disgusting.
Poor Mosley, he was so very proud of his fellow workers, and yet they were all so stuck up as to hardly acknowledge him. The Queen showed excellent manners!
Not really. She should have thanked the staff after the banquet.
Exactly what’s the big deal…Countess response was disappointing
@@TheBeliever1204Mrs Hughes said that they’d sent down their compliments
It is in my understanding that when concerning with the Royal Family, It is protocol only to Answer when spoken to. Mosley in this instance not only answer and remark , he corrected the King. Everyone was shocked. Poor Mosley..
@@TheBeliever1204 One could say she was doing the kind thing to someone who had overstepped himself without meaning to.
Aww Mr. Molsely- such a story going from a Butler/Valent to mending roads, to footman, to teacher, to schoolmaster and then screenwriter. His bumbling took an all time high in curtseying to the queen.
Moseley's realization that he just corrected the King was hilarious XD And Robert literally holding his breath the whole time lol
Mr Mosley's expression changing from pride for his fellow staff into a gradual one of horror was so fun to watch
I thought he was going to piss himself.
Poor guy
The dinner guests with their faces aghast . . . and then he curtsies. Lol. The look of pity on the dowager’s face is priceless. 😂😂😂
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how effin awesome Mrs. Hughes is?
Agreed most heartily!
I just want to give Mrs Hughes a hug ❤️
@@ikraadil8425 IKR!!!!
That uppity woman got her comeuppance and what a pleasure Mrs Hughes had telling her off!
An iron grip and a soft heart, Mrs Hughes is the perfect keeper of the keys.
half the cast has been in a Harry Potter movie and the other half has been on Doctor Who.
Maggie Smith really got into it when she called Maud insane, she's probably remembering what it was like when Imelda played Umbridge xD
"And you leave Harry Potter alone!"
"what?"
"What?"
I’ve seen them and trelawny and snape in movies. And hagrid.
I always love when Imelda Staunton and Maggie Smith are in movies and tv shows together
Let me fix the title "McGonagall Calls Umbridge Insane at the Royal Dinner"
Completely agree
@@jessicahsu5291 So that's what she wanted to tell her that unfaithful day at Hogwarts. Makes sense to me TBH!
I bet when they told mcgonegal to say these lines to umbridge. She was like. I got this.
Love this!! 🥰😂❤️
Because Umbridge wants to make Riley Blue her heir.
Am I the ONLY the one who Busted a Gut Out Loud Laughing when Mosley curtsey to the Queen 👑?!? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The late Duke of Edinburgh (Prince Philip) used to say that the fifth man in a receiving line would always curtsey. Or the man next to a woman who is nervous would do the same.
No you are absolutely NOT the only one
I cringed hard core and in the middle of the theater you could hear me say “oh Mosley” as I covered my eyes 😂😂😂
@@kevinpace7075
I can't even bare to look at the screen alone at home...oh Mosley 😆
He started off so well then...I basically died. It was comedic gold🤣🤣🤣
I just realized that it’s Professor Mcgonnagall and Professor Umbridge arguing over an inheritance
Yes…because Umbridge decided to make Riley Blue her heir.
"I never argue. I explain". This is GOLD!!!!
Robert: “Game, Set, and Match to Lady Bagshaw”.
Violet: “Not while I’m the Umpire”.
Love this line 💯❤️✨
I LOVE the clock ticking sound while Mr. Molesley curtsies 😂
"i'll outlive you anyway so it need trouble you no further" ouch... 🙂
I also love that Maud is married to Carson in real life.
What??!
@@EM-cs7jw the actress is married in real life to the actor playing Carson :)
Oh yeah, that's right!
Hmm, now I wish their characters had had some interaction in the movie.
@@theoutlook55 they have a sweet hat scene in the south of France in film 2, and did you know there daughter is prudence fethuerington in Bridgerton
@@thomasrowsell116 And regrettably, she looks like him rather than her.
Poor Moseley, great acting all round! 😂
The Dowager’s face as Molesley rises from that toecurling curtsey!!
I am in tears😂😂😂
I absolutely adore Tom Barrow’s wide-eyed, childlike innocence being at the gay bar. 🏳️🌈
That would not have been a normal reaction
@@Patrick3183 he is gay...
Doesn’t it make you angry though when the heterosexuals come for them? 1000s of years of being hated and murdered but them, just for not being heterosexual :/
Seeing Thomas Barrow out on the town was Long overdue.
I loved that. I wish the show had a little more edge in that regard. This scene really gets to me
@@jesseleeward2359 Downton Abbey as a period drama has to keep pace with the times for which it portrays. We're talking about 1927, not 2017. Though sadly not enough has changed in the minds of society within the past century.
Absolutely! Please see my post on this subject!
@@rick0e295 Where at?!?
@4:51 the dowager’s face 😅😅😅 the look of pity omg
Mr Mosley... 😂😂 I haven't laughed this much in eons.Excellent scene
Umbridge vs Mcconnell Duel: Muggle + Aristocrat Style. 🔥🔥
This is gold
"What _simpletons_ men are!...."
4:05 - This moment of silence reminds me of the 2011 Comic Relief spoof of Downton Abbey, you should watch it, when the entire family froze in utter silent disgust when one of them called the drawing room a "lounge". This has the same feel - all atmosphere sucked out of the room. Loved it.
4:07 Poor Moseley. LOL!
I feel more happy to see the guys dancing "illegally" than seeing these fancy dressed people reacting awkward to hear Mosley expressing proud of DT staff, poor Mosley feeling so afraid in front of these cold faces
The dinner scene was literally so embarrassing 😭
8:39 "I never argue, I explain." 100%
That curtsey kills me many times over! 😭😭😭😭😭
“Pardon me Professor, but what exactly are you insinuating?”
“I’m merely requesting that when it comes to my students, you conform to the prescribed disciplinary practices…”
Imagine living in a world where being your natural self is illegal. So many lives lived in misery. Heartbreaking.
@@mohammadalsuqi3271 You’re a bigot who has met religion poison his mind. I feel sorry for you.
@@mohammadalsuqi3271 At least google conversion therapy and read about how it actually ruins people. Maybe then you will see that the 'help' you propose actually destroys them, to the point they no longer wish to see the light of day. There is nothing humane and peaceful about erasing one's identity like that - it is simply barbaric and evil
You speak as if the world still isn’t that way in a lot of parts of the world. We’ve not quite got past it yet
@@KoiYakultGreenTea From personal experience I absolutely agree with you that there is a long way to go on this topic, even in the US and GB. I didn’t mean to imply otherwise.
@@jcs1025 I have reported his comment for the hate speech it is.
Maggie Smith! So talented and versatile. First really fell for her as Daphne Castle in EVIL UNDER THE SUN. Violet commands attention 💜 with such haughty dignity so prevalent of dosages of that Era. Loved her sparring with MARTHA (Shirley McClain) on TV series. 👑. 💜. 🏆
What a happy moment for the staff to serve the royals!
Lady Violet reminds me a lot of my own Grandmother. Only, while the Dowager _is_ a noblewoman who lived a privileged life full of court intrigue, that’s merely how my grandmother wished to be.
I'm sure Cornelius will want to hear about this right away.
Miss Smith should be glad I don't own a saber. 🤣
seeing Thomas Barrow , mouth open, looking at all those eye candy was sth else..nvr knew there wud be a scene where he wud be surrounded by people like himself who wont judge.
I get so angry when the officer calls them dirty perverts. Those men aren't hurting anyone the fact that people still have a problem with this today is despicable
Let people do as they please as long as they aren't hurting anyone or stealing.
if you were born then, you would have a similar thought process
@@maitreyakanitkar8742 Not really, no. That's an excuse bigots always use to excuse their shortcomings, and lack of morals or critical thinking
@@maitreyakanitkar8742 ok and what kind of argument are you trying to make?
Amen! Unfortunately we seem to be moving backwards 😕. With current Supreme Court situation, if there is a reversal, WHAT will be NEXT?
The instrumental soundtrack is a real tearjerker
Mr Mosley was one of the best😂
Well done Mr. Mosley!
So happy to see Mr. Barrow find new adventures AND promise 💖 of MORE than a friend ❤. Leather glove sending 💋 from one set of lips to the other was so touching. Can only hope that there two manage to find a life together! Sadly 😥 much of the prejudice they had to face continues TODAY. 😕. 😢. 💜.
Oh boy Mcgonagall and Umbridge are back at it again lol
McGonagall calls Umbridge insane at the Christmas dinner.
"I'll outlive you anyway." SAVAGE
His curtsy though..... 🤣
Royal Lesson when Klepto Queen Mary comes a calling : Hide the good jewelry!
I've heard that as well, she was infamously light fingered.
She also just outright asked for things.. When she made a comment about how nice something was.. it was a cue to give it to her. It was so bad that at one Royal's residence, that before her arrival, they moved all the furniture to another part of the manor, and brought out the older, less glitzy furnishings and made the place somewhat drab. That caught on with other people as well that the Queen became a little offended at the perceived frugality and simplicity of the country estates.. AKA-- there was nothing she wanted.
@@creativewriter3887 You ever hear the story what she did to the imperial refugees out of Russia .
Queen Mary is an absolutely despicable greedy bitch.
“I must go where my King needs me”
He said heroically before serving dinner… .
Oh poor molesly, I thought he was going to collapse on the spot!
Downtown Abbey is my favorite HP FF...
Never would have recognized Simon Jones if it weren't for that voice!
Amo o seriado....!!!D.Ab!!!
Here i am watching thinking it’s still a show but it’s the movie Maggie and crawly snooping to get more information 😂
Finally they gave Anna a haircut !
4:06 I saw this in the theater and rarely have I felt that level of discomfort. Poor Molesley. 😂
Imelda Stuaton will play an amazing Queen Elizabeth II; on the 5th and 6th The Crown ‘s seasons. 🌹❤️🌷♥️
Staunton
One more movie please
Watching the servants grovel in front of the King is so charming. Just like watching the slaves deep concern for their masters in Gone With the Wind. How wonderful for the English that the same system has been maintained.
@roxyortiz8819 Let me exercise my psychic powers. I'm looking into the crystal and I see...you're a Brit. LOL
@roxyortiz8819Agreed. A lot of people here seem to be in dire need of professional help 😬
Ilike it.
Poor Thomas
It's happening! Minnie and Umbridge! It's a fight!
I can only hear Chan as Dumbledore 😂
@@angelo7243 lol inwas channeling her voice while writing it
As I cackle madly, I am certain that my neighbor wonders who Maggie is and why I love her
4:10 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I hate how everyone made Molesly feel mortified when he corrected the King. He's just stating facts. 😢
Anyone else know that Lady Maud (aka Umbridge) and Carson are married irl!!?
How do you think she got the role?!?
@@m.layfette6249 she’s Imelda Staunton I think she’s a good enough to actress to get the role on merit rather than her husband
@@m.layfette6249 No one can see her spot on incredible performance as professor Umbridge and think that she only got the job because of her husband. She has her own amazing acting career and they are the lucky ones that she wanted to be on it at all.
I have No doubt that she's an incredible actress and worthy of each and every role she performs. But I do recall in an interview when they were casting for the role of Lady Bagshaw that it was her husband that recommended and lobbied for her to get the role. I'm not sure of what other actresses where in the running, but Thank God they got it right in the end. As both a Harry Potter and Downton Abbey fan, I was enthralled to see Professor McGonagall and Professor Umbridge duel it out. This time they traded their wands for tiaras and a cane.
Those upstairs must only rarely have had hot food.
Hahahaha Mosley 😂
Brave Lady
8:42 mic drop 😌💅🏾
I was rewatching the movie when I realised something.
Maud is Robert’s father’s father’s brother’s daughter, or, more concisely, his great-uncle’s daughter. By that definition, Lucy is actually in Robert’s generation.
Jos and Toady 😀 TV have a great 👍
I was waiting for Dolores Umbridge to pull out her wand and use the killing curse ⚡️
Mcgonagall and umbridge are at it again lol
Geeeez why most Mosley be so freaking odd at all times?????
“To treat your maid as a blood relation…”
Well, that’s just it. You see…
Oh, and dontcha just love the word “piffle?”
my late father used to use the word piffle. I still laugh every time I think of it.
Isabel, your Violet is showing!
Mosley had a Malvolio moment
Mosley's event is the most embarrassing event we all fear.
Back then those guys could have overpowrred the cops and left without being arrested .. There would have been very little chance any of their identities would have been know unlike today .. You were truly anonymous back then .. No computers no database no facial recognition etc .. But they were socialized into fearing the law
The cops got thru that door fast
What episode is this?
🤣🤣🤣
Dowager Countess Violet Grantham = Mineva McGonnagall
Maud Bagshaw = Dolores Umbridge
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Lmao Bertie is such a pushover! (like me lol)
They nearly all guessed Marigolds, but they can’t work out Lucy is a daughter?
Hmm, Delores Umbridge is the nice one?
Phew, luckily the ladies weren't armed with magic wands this time, that could have been something. But honestly, I love Lady Maud aka Dolores Umbridge aka Queen Elizabeth - the only woman besides Mrs. Levinson who can stand up to the Dowager Countess.
I like it ,but everything goes to fast ,that is very confusing
Is Barrow the butler or not? This is the 2nd time they’ve written him out of the house in search of love. But then again what would they do with Carson….
@Lady O Carson was clearly the better choice to handle such an august occasion as to be serving dinner to their majesties. Far more experienced than Barrow which is why Lady Mary asked Carson to step up to the plate (so to speak lol).
@@anthonyjyearwood816 True but how did Carson magically recover from his illness so as to be able to take over the butler role again>
@@glen7318 He didn’t. Notice how he’s not carrying anything…because he can’t.
@@anthonyjyearwood816 The reverse happened in the second film. They, particularly Lady Mary, knew Carson would blow a head vein over having a film crew at Downton so they contrived for him to travel with Lord and Lady Grantham.
I swear. I Just played a game and there was a channel on with this movie and I think immediatly of Harry Potter witches battle
😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
“It is lucky for Ms. Smith that I do not own a Saber” 💀
“You belong in a straight jacket” 😭
“I never argue, I explain” 😂
“Not while I’m the Umpire” 👿
LMFAO Old Lady Granthom was not the one you wanted to cross words with 😭😂 Her wit is sharp and her comeback game is strong 💀
The only time Umbridge could go against savage McGonagall
Mr. Mosley the best!!!
07:40 McGonagall and Umbridge 😄
The countess was about to launch an avada kedavra to Maud
The scandal!!!!
Like I said before if gay men are as rich as the royals they can afford to be gay only in this film.
what? What made no sense.
@@mariahoulihan9483 He is saying that the scene only served to showcase Thomas and his friend who had connections---- we were not shown what happened to the poor souls who didn't have privilege and access to protect them. Their lives were ruined and they would have been good as dead.. :(.
@@creativewriter3887 why would we? the show is a bout the family and staff at Downton Abbey
@@glen7318 You missed the point entirely..
@@creativewriter3887 well we know that some men got away with homosexuality and most didnt.. and that it was easier if you were rich.. but it wasnt easy for anyone. Rich men were blackmailed, or caught by police... pretty often too. Or beaten up by men they had brought home and they werne't able to do anything about it.