Everyone on the show has described it as a swan - gliding along with nary a ripple on the surface, whilst below, the feet are paddling like crazy to keep it moving. 🦢
@AlbertoGarcia-wd7sc i remember a show on PBS called Upstairs Downstairs which was also about the 2 class system in England, i think around the turn of the century. having been raised by a sociologist, i always see classes and their divisions. Downton Abbey probably saved Highclere Castle, where it is filmed, from complete ruin. there are still many rooms which have fallen into disrepair, for even the lush budget of BBC can't restore the pile completely. all across England there are families living in rotting old manor houses, trying to preserve what's left after years of decline and mismanagement, and many have been torn down, because they can't all become bed and breakfasts, hunting lodges and wedding venues. Country House Rescue is a british program which shows a few of them. i find i have little sympathy, when there are other more deserving causes aplenty.
My nan was sent to work in service as a 16 year old after being orphaned at 13. She was the only girl out of 6 children, girls earning potential was not as good as boys so the aunts who took the 6 kids in only wanted the boys. She was sent to work for the Earl of Sandwich in 1920's...the stories she told of downstairs life!! There was more snobbery and rivalry amongst the servants than there ever was upstairs!
The introduction of Mrs. Hughes with the closeup of the keychain in her hand is brilliant. We immediately know she’s in charge without any dialogue to spell it out.
I glossed over her hand on the chatelaine the first time I watched it. I was so caught up in trying to get names of characters and their relationships to one another. But, yes, it does tell a lot about her role amongst the others, for sure.
I love that the first impression we get of her is this serious, possibly dour woman with all the keys, chivvying the house....and then we get to know her and what a delight she is! :D
@@TabaquiJackal906 - Yes! The way she first nagged at Daisy about "...building a fire, not inventing it." I thought I was going to hate her. But her caring, funny side started showing the true person she was & I fell in love with her.
@@israelh2638 Some would have. There was political differences amongst even that class. They weren't socialist by any means, but they were more paternalistically concerned with the poor than others.
Believe it or not my 22 year old son and his best friend binge watched this series. They went on and on about how intelligent the writing was, the plot twists, hating on certain characters, the excellent acting,, the beautiful costumes and settings. I had to watch for myself. From the first episode I was in love with this show. IF there is anyone out there who hasn't watched this series, what are you waiting for? I miss it terribly
My DVR (back in the old days before streaming) was set to record Masterpiece Theater on PBS. Though it recorded, I didn’t watch it until season 1 was over. When I got around to it, I binged it in one day and it was torture waiting in season 2 to premier.
Graham Norton said, when he saw some of the cast from the kitchen/downstairs at an award show, he said to himself how lovely they were all given time off from their duties at Downtown Abby. He then realized he’d embedded them all into real life……
Out of all characters created for this series the Dowager is totally brilliant. No wonder Margaret Smith has obtained highest honors for TV, film and theatre acting. She is superb. Even in this little last episode her remark about not having choice but going to the future is a masterpiece.
One of the greatest television historical dramas in the history of television. Thank you to Lord and Lady Canarvan for the use of Highclere and thank you to Julian Fellows for his brilliance and meticulous recreation of a special period in time. Thank you to the Late Great Dame Maggie Smith and all of the excellent cast! Five Star from beginning to end.
The best series EVER!! I continue to watch an episode or two (or three) every day. Even purchased a second set of DVDs just in case something happened to the first set!!
It's wonderful seeing the beginning and ending of this awesome saga. Having just been to visit Highclere, I can picture each area, from the dining room, the main hall, and walking down the Grand staircase.
@friend12105 The inside tour is done at your own pace. Outside, there is an area to get high tea, ice cream, and other snacks. Plus walking trails and gardens. The tour I was on allowed 3 hours, and that was plenty of time without feeling rushed.
@@zyxw2024 I would highly recommend it. And forever more when you watch Downton you`ll be going "I`ve walked down that Staircase" or "I`ve been in that Library"
Wow that’s a tour I’d love to do. I didn’t realise it’s the real interior of the house. When you do the tour are you allowed in most parts of the house, or it’s just a small part?
I think the best produced series I've ever been privileged to experience. I watched them all live and am spiritually expanded for seeing people face the challenges of life which are, to us all as we face them, deviating and still come out bigger than when we they went it. Proud examples of what humanity can express when it's important enough to try.
This ending was the most satisfying wind up to a series that I have ever seen. You know that a TV series was good when watching old episodes make you really, really want it to go on.
Men don't do series like Downton Abbey do we,oh hell yes we do😊 I've got the whole bloody lot on DVD including both movies and I've binged watched over the years..absolutely brilliant and so glad I watched that first episode
Happy to have had found this series, and was sadden when it was over--all good things must come to an end. Hence, be happy & grateful for what you have before it is gone.
Downton Abbey and Schitts Creek are my two absolute favorites. Two incredibly different shows that invoke the same utter joy in me. Thank you endlessly to all those with a hand in each. ❤❤❤
They're some of my favourites too! I sometimes think about "Downton but make it Schitt's Creek." The Crawleys lose their wealth and now have to live in a backwater town somewhere. Also, Carson and Johnny could totally be siblings.
Now that you mention it, both Johnny Rose and Mr Carson look ALIKE. I confused Rose for Carson when I first saw Schitt's Creek, and that's the reason I started watching Schitt's Creek
I'm sure the Dowager Countess would have something witty and scathing to say about your second choice. Something like "leave it to an American to name my show and Shitt's Creek in the same breath!" But it was a fun show too, just such an odd rhythm about it. Imagine Robert and Cora, Violet and Thomas Barrow have all been thrown out of Downton and move to America. Isobel would be running the motel. Can't even begin to imagine who would play the Mayor, perhaps Molesley? Or Alfred's father.
The love I feel for each every single one of these people is incredible. I feel like I know them and they're all my friends and I wish them happiness forever♥♥♥ amazing show and cast
From the beginning the music draws you in. I have never been so impressed with the writing, the directing, the scenery, the acting, the entire package that was Downton. The cast seems to have that magical chemistry that perfect blend that is so rare in television. Magic I say. Absolute beauty and magic. Thank you for such a great series not to soon be outdone.
I adored Thomas. I know few people did, but I loved his character. He was complex and had a different energy. Everyone else had very clear motives. I also liked Anna and Baxter. They really brought a clearly feminine energy to the house without multiple immaturities or psychological problems.
It struck me here how Thomas was the one pouring out drinks for everybody at the end... I doubt the Thomas at the start of the show would've done that on his own 💞
I instantly thought Mrs Hughes was going to be a villain with the closeup of the keys and that initial emotionless face. How wrong I was back then.. ❤❤❤
I loved this series! Couldn’t wait for the next episode! Everyone I knew followed it even my Vietnam landlord and all his extensive family! Excellent television for several years! Thanks for the memories!!!
Absolutely love the series, it feels like such a life lesson all in all. The first time I was just hooked and amazed by the series. All the other times I watched it afterwards (and still do) there is something in every episode that gets me teary eyed mostly because it often teaches humbleness
I did not start watching this show till the 5th season. OMG!!! I was addicted...The following season 6 they announced it would be over. I ordered the previous seasons on Amazon and watched them over and over. I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!
Downton Abbey - Enchanting from start to finish ❤️🫶❤️ Wish the Series could go on & on & on. The Cast couldn't have been more Perfect. Each & every one of them made their way well into our hearts 💕 Thanks A Million Downton Abbey Cast & Crew ❣️ We love you all and so appreciate you sharing you & your hearts and incredible talents with all of us ❤️
What a splendid series! I stumbled across it by complete accident -- it was being shown on a TV in a barbecue joint, of all places -- and I was hooked immediately.
An amazing & excellent series, TV at it's very finest, superb writing that incorporated UK and international history, meaningful character development, fine actors (who looked like real people), beautiful costumes, gorgeous sets, interesting plot twists, etc. When the series ended, I think many of us felt sad, maybe even a little depressed. Thank God we can re-watch it. 😊
I can perfectly picture Lord and Lady Grantham behaving as noble as Isidor and Ida Strauss if they were in the Titanic. Heartbreaking but admirable at the same time. Such rich people materially and inside their hearts as well.
She may not seem the type, but I could see the Dowager doing the same. Getting on a life boat would just be too overcrowded, undignified, and inconvenient. Far better to remain in the salon with a last cup of tea while listening to the orchestra.
This, is a tv series that filled with love~ I can feel every happiness and positivity from this show everytime I watch it, despite there were some close-to-depressing-scenes (you know which ones)
They made amazing job! Especially, when I come back to see the first ep.and found that everyone look so young (I mean how their look and outfit style) than the latest ep.!!!
Только что отсмотрела все 6 сезонов, ушло 2 недели. Оторваться от судеб героев было невозможно, настолько насыщены событиями были серии. Огромное спасибо всём актёрам, здесь не было проходных персонажей. 👏
These are the best shows on TV that are real. Real life that most people go through. Many people are wonderful kind but flawed like everyone else.or set in their ways or going through many valuable lessons in life. The villains are tough but of course. Good people come out fine in the end after many things that were horrible that happened to them. Some people say it is nothing but some things are a lot in normal peoples lives. I love most of them upstairs and down stairs. Some people change over time too. Juilen Fellows is a genius that all the characters are important to the story!! Some people we thought we knew, we understand them more. One thing I notice, they are all basically good hearted people. We need that element in more stories. I like everything Julien does. Belgravia and the Gilded Age Dr Thorne. I cannot get enough. I want more!
The juxtapose of the hustle and bustle downstairs to the grace and ease when Lord Grantham walks down the staircase is Pure cinematic poetry.
Everyone on the show has described it as a swan - gliding along with nary a ripple on the surface, whilst below, the feet are paddling like crazy to keep it moving. 🦢
Yes, the iddle class living in luxury while the working class does all the work. Poetry indeed
@AlbertoGarcia-wd7sc i remember a show on PBS called Upstairs Downstairs which was also about the 2 class system in England, i think around the turn of the century. having been raised by a sociologist, i always see classes and their divisions.
Downton Abbey probably saved Highclere Castle, where it is filmed, from complete ruin. there are still many rooms which have fallen into disrepair, for even the lush budget of BBC can't restore the pile completely. all across England there are families living in rotting old manor houses, trying to preserve what's left after years of decline and mismanagement, and many have been torn down, because they can't all become bed and breakfasts, hunting lodges and wedding venues. Country House Rescue is a british program which shows a few of them. i find i have little sympathy, when there are other more deserving causes aplenty.
My nan was sent to work in service as a 16 year old after being orphaned at 13. She was the only girl out of 6 children, girls earning potential was not as good as boys so the aunts who took the 6 kids in only wanted the boys.
She was sent to work for the Earl of Sandwich in 1920's...the stories she told of downstairs life!! There was more snobbery and rivalry amongst the servants than there ever was upstairs!
The introduction of Mrs. Hughes with the closeup of the keychain in her hand is brilliant. We immediately know she’s in charge without any dialogue to spell it out.
Yes, indeed, very much so.
I glossed over her hand on the chatelaine the first time I watched it. I was so caught up in trying to get names of characters and their relationships to one another. But, yes, it does tell a lot about her role amongst the others, for sure.
I love that the first impression we get of her is this serious, possibly dour woman with all the keys, chivvying the house....and then we get to know her and what a delight she is! :D
@@TabaquiJackal906 - Yes! The way she first nagged at Daisy about "...building a fire, not inventing it." I thought I was going to hate her. But her caring, funny side started showing the true person she was & I fell in love with her.
Very Felliniesque! 😊
“Heavens, girl! You’re building a fire, not inventing it.” is a line for the ages.
The ink would smear and smudge ones fingers, thus ironing the newspaper to set the ink, a common practice by some until soy ink hit the press in 1987.
"You're late when I say you're late." Thomas Barrow being snarky since 1912.
The way Lord Grantham notes the poorer folk below decks... "on their way to a better life" shows his great humanity. ❤
It sets the tone for his character in a single line of dialogue.
The aristocrats of that era probably cared very little for the fate of the steerage class on the Titanic
But first he says , when told the woman got off the ship, “the first class ladies?”
@@israelh2638
Some would have. There was political differences amongst even that class. They weren't socialist by any means, but they were more paternalistically concerned with the poor than others.
Believe it or not my 22 year old son and his best friend binge watched this series. They went on and on about how intelligent the writing was, the plot twists, hating on certain characters, the excellent acting,, the beautiful costumes and settings. I had to watch for myself. From the first episode I was in love with this show. IF there is anyone out there who hasn't watched this series, what are you waiting for?
I miss it terribly
I would like to forget the show and start again 😊
My DVR (back in the old days before streaming) was set to record Masterpiece Theater on PBS. Though it recorded, I didn’t watch it until season 1 was over. When I got around to it, I binged it in one day and it was torture waiting in season 2 to premier.
My sister has not watched it and she's not living under a rock!
Je ne me lasse pas de cette série ❤cela aurait été bien une suite à l’aube de la seconde guerre mondiale
Agreed. I binged it all last month except the movies. That’s on my to do list.
How I envy anyone who's watching DA for the first time. It's undoubtedly one of the best series ever.
rest in peace dame Maggie smith . and thank you for entertaining us over all these years . .
I absolutely love all of these people and often forget they aren't real. What a great series! May it continue.
Same here. I don't want to believe they are not real. lol
Graham Norton said, when he saw some of the cast from the kitchen/downstairs at an award show, he said to himself how lovely they were all given time off from their duties at Downtown Abby. He then realized he’d embedded them all into real life……
@@MyMags8It wasn’t all lovely, Lord Grantham is just sitting in Downton going “Where’s my kedgeree?”
Out of all characters created for this series the Dowager is totally brilliant. No wonder Margaret Smith has obtained highest honors for TV, film and theatre acting. She is superb. Even in this little last episode her remark about not having choice but going to the future is a masterpiece.
Its the writers words, don't forget that.
I AM Isobel: Exact!!!
Maggie Smith
We all call her Maggie in England
She’s my favorite!!!
One of the greatest television historical dramas in the history of television. Thank you to Lord and Lady Canarvan for the use of Highclere and thank you to Julian Fellows for his brilliance and meticulous recreation of a special period in time. Thank you to the Late Great Dame Maggie Smith and all of the excellent cast! Five Star from beginning to end.
Downton Abbey for me, is the best Tv escapism show ever created..❤️❤️
I agree! I watch it all the time.
No other escapism for me too
I wholeheartedly agree!❤
Samesies
@@SissyKayme too. If I'm at home, it's on--whether I'm eating, cooking, cleaning, whatever.
Maggie Smith's super subtle breaking of the fourth wall at the end is just the chef's kiss.
I kind of love the fact that Lady Crowley was the last to speak in the series... and they she was wishing for the past... again. =)
It always makes me happy whenever Mrs. Hughes & Carson call eachother "Elsie & Charlie". ❤
Some of the best actors in one of the best period pieces in modern times. Well done all.
I think it is THE BEST ever!! The beginning just pulls you right into the story..and you are hooked!!!🥰
Love how Lady Mary grew from being selfish to being so gracious.
i don't know how selfish she could be by falling into line and duty and marrying someone she didnt love.
Not selfish - bitter
@@msairsbecause when it came time for her sisters, she wasn't as kind, in the end maybe, but leading up to each of their final choices no
@@lxtatar7773Both. She's simply awful.
@@msairs Mary didn't marry anyone she didn't love.
The best series EVER!! I continue to watch an episode or two (or three) every day. Even purchased a second set of DVDs just in case something happened to the first set!!
Yes I wore out my first set so I do have a second
I watch it everyday too.
It's wonderful seeing the beginning and ending of this awesome saga. Having just been to visit Highclere, I can picture each area, from the dining room, the main hall, and walking down the Grand staircase.
How long is the tour?
@@zyxw2024as long as u want, but at least 40 mins going at a good pace. Plus at least another 40 mins if u visit the Egyptian collection
@friend12105 The inside tour is done at your own pace. Outside, there is an area to get high tea, ice cream, and other snacks. Plus walking trails and gardens. The tour I was on allowed 3 hours, and that was plenty of time without feeling rushed.
@@zyxw2024 I would highly recommend it. And forever more when you watch Downton you`ll be going "I`ve walked down that Staircase" or "I`ve been in that Library"
Wow that’s a tour I’d love to do. I didn’t realise it’s the real interior of the house. When you do the tour are you allowed in most parts of the house, or it’s just a small part?
I loved every second of the series, and the films. Always had a real soft spot for Tom the chauffeur.
I so miss this show. It's a masterpiece.
What a perfect intro to each character in the first scene…this show was and is brilliant!!❤❤
I think the best produced series I've ever been privileged to experience. I watched them all live and am spiritually expanded for seeing people face the challenges of life which are, to us all as we face them, deviating and still come out bigger than when we they went it. Proud examples of what humanity can express when it's important enough to try.
Very touching. The bookends of a marvelous series and the content within are precious to me.
This ending was the most satisfying wind up to a series that I have ever seen. You know that a TV series was good when watching old episodes make you really, really want it to go on.
Just finished binge watching DA for the first time omggggg so good!
2nd time for me n still the same feeling. Pure classic magic!
Ah so nostalgic!!! Forever a heartwarming and memorable series, legendary for its plotlines & iconic cast/performances plus storylines!!!
The final was just perfect, and the song was the purest form of great finale for this masterpiece
It was so touching, with Carson calling Mrs. Hughes, "Elsie," and his crying at Lord Grantham's hand shake.
And somewhat fitting that it was started by Mrs Hughes
Men don't do series like Downton Abbey do we,oh hell yes we do😊 I've got the whole bloody lot on DVD including both movies and I've binged watched over the years..absolutely brilliant and so glad I watched that first episode
LOVE this show!!! Please bring it back but I will miss Maggie Smith the most, she was fantastic 😍
I've always loved how Mary went to the window as the bicyclist rode past---the family's fortune about to change with the arrival of The Times.
Her room had a fire despite Daisy saying it wouldn’t be done until she descended.
@@1NeuseelanderDaisy said the one she was working on is the last one before they ascended, she's already done Mary's while Mary was asleep
Happy to have had found this series, and was sadden when it was over--all good things must come to an end. Hence, be happy & grateful for what you have before it is gone.
Edith was kind of a pill early on, but was definitely redeemed. “Edith’s to be a marchioness!” And ❤️ Thomas, in the end.
Downton Abbey and Schitts Creek are my two absolute favorites. Two incredibly different shows that invoke the same utter joy in me. Thank you endlessly to all those with a hand in each. ❤❤❤
They're some of my favourites too! I sometimes think about "Downton but make it Schitt's Creek." The Crawleys lose their wealth and now have to live in a backwater town somewhere. Also, Carson and Johnny could totally be siblings.
Now that you mention it, both Johnny Rose and Mr Carson look ALIKE. I confused Rose for Carson when I first saw Schitt's Creek, and that's the reason I started watching Schitt's Creek
I'm sure the Dowager Countess would have something witty and scathing to say about your second choice. Something like "leave it to an American to name my show and Shitt's Creek in the same breath!" But it was a fun show too, just such an odd rhythm about it. Imagine Robert and Cora, Violet and Thomas Barrow have all been thrown out of Downton and move to America. Isobel would be running the motel. Can't even begin to imagine who would play the Mayor, perhaps Molesley? Or Alfred's father.
Well that made me cry. Definitely need to start watching from the beginning again
The love I feel for each every single one of these people is incredible. I feel like I know them and they're all my friends and I wish them happiness forever♥♥♥ amazing show and cast
I got goosebumps while watching the first episode.
From the beginning the music draws you in. I have never been so impressed with the writing, the directing, the scenery, the acting, the entire package that was Downton. The cast seems to have that magical chemistry that perfect blend that is so rare in television. Magic I say. Absolute beauty and magic. Thank you for such a great series not to soon be outdone.
I miss this show SO MUCH!!!
The show started with Edith’s first love dying and ended with her being married to the love of her life. ❤
Also she progressed from being a whinging, boring well let's face it b*tch to being a resolute and capable business woman with an actual backbone.
I never saw it that way! Thank you for adding this 😍
It wasn't Lady Edith's betrothed who died on the Titanic, it was Lady Mary's
But Edith was very fond of him. More so than Mary. @@clairemurray5517
@@clairemurray5517 yes, but Edith was in love with him whilst Mary didn’t care for him at all and was indifferent when he died.
I adored Thomas. I know few people did, but I loved his character. He was complex and had a different energy. Everyone else had very clear motives. I also liked Anna and Baxter. They really brought a clearly feminine energy to the house without multiple immaturities or psychological problems.
Love looove Thomas
It struck me here how Thomas was the one pouring out drinks for everybody at the end... I doubt the Thomas at the start of the show would've done that on his own 💞
@@ChocolateFantasies exactly... he went from slimey, backstabbing creature only out for his own advantage to a relatively kind and nice fellow...
@@kop-uv2dxWhat happened to him in the end?
I instantly thought Mrs Hughes was going to be a villain with the closeup of the keys and that initial emotionless face. How wrong I was back then.. ❤❤❤
Oh how I wanted to just jump into the tv screen & live in that world with them!! 😔
I loved this series! Couldn’t wait for the next episode! Everyone I knew followed it even my Vietnam landlord and all his extensive family! Excellent television for several years! Thanks for the memories!!!
Oh! The genius that is
Julian Fellowes 👏👏
How lovely. Yes, Bookends indeed. Thank you for the whole series...it was wonderful.
This drama really touched my heart. I started loving conversations
Absolutely love the series, it feels like such a life lesson all in all. The first time I was just hooked and amazed by the series. All the other times I watched it afterwards (and still do) there is something in every episode that gets me teary eyed mostly because it often teaches humbleness
I could watch the whole thing again and be just as entertained if not more.
You get more entertained the more you watch it.
I have watched it multiple times. It’s the best.
They have created the ultimate masterpiece. It is a legendary piece that will never be beaten or tiresome to its many fans.
How l wish I could watch I for the first time again. I will never get tired of watching it.
I don’t mind bingeing it repeatedly, because I always see or discover something new.
They all aged except the dowager countess. She must be 118 by now.
I LOVED the whole "pomp and circumstance" of the early (circa 1912-1914) scenes/stories.
1912-1925
The last episode tied up many of the loose ends. Perhaps they didn't "all live happily ever after", but we were given hope.
I recommend seeing the movies if you haven't, I liked the second one better than the first.
Lady Mary is always sweet to Anna ☺️
Loved that the first scene was of the "staff" doing the everyday .... set the tone of things in this show
Смотрела, смотрю и буду смотреть!!! Фильм на века!!!!
I did not start watching this show till the 5th season. OMG!!! I was addicted...The following season 6 they announced it would be over. I ordered the previous seasons on Amazon and watched them over and over. I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!
Good to remember how it all started and how it ended. I only hope we get more movies.
RIP Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess.
Downton Abbey - Enchanting from start to finish ❤️🫶❤️ Wish the Series could go on & on & on. The Cast couldn't have been more Perfect. Each & every one of them made their way well into our hearts 💕 Thanks A Million Downton Abbey Cast & Crew ❣️ We love you all and so appreciate you sharing you & your hearts and incredible talents with all of us ❤️
The casting was just wonderful.
One of the Best TV Series in my life😊
What a splendid series! I stumbled across it by complete accident -- it was being shown on a TV in a barbecue joint, of all places -- and I was hooked immediately.
Everyone's so young at the start!
An amazing & excellent series, TV at it's very finest, superb writing that incorporated UK and international history, meaningful character development, fine actors (who looked like real people), beautiful costumes, gorgeous sets, interesting plot twists, etc. When the series ended, I think many of us felt sad, maybe even a little depressed. Thank God we can re-watch it. 😊
My favorite TV series! I purchased all the seasons on DVD and all the movies! Downton Abbey is timeless ❤❤❤
Anche io
I still shed a tear at the end thank you Julian
Oh, the last scene always makes me cry.😢
The music, the scenes, the quotations...so calming, so nostalgic...so enlighting...Loovee🩷️
Thank Goodness they made the movies. We need more!
I can perfectly picture Lord and Lady Grantham behaving as noble as Isidor and Ida Strauss if they were in the Titanic. Heartbreaking but admirable at the same time. Such rich people materially and inside their hearts as well.
She may not seem the type, but I could see the Dowager doing the same. Getting on a life boat would just be too overcrowded, undignified, and inconvenient. Far better to remain in the salon with a last cup of tea while listening to the orchestra.
Mrs. Hughes has such a lovely singing voice. ❤
Bates comforting Robert after Cora’s miscarriage of their son in season 1.
Robert congratulating Bates on the birth of his son in season 6 ❤❤❤
DA is such a heartwarming cinematic experience
I remember watching the finale as it was premiering and it was a bittersweet ending.
I never missed an episode on my PBS tpt in Mpls/StPaul. Lovely to see that first episode introducing the characters and house. ❤️☕️🍩
Such a brilliant show, my fav! I hope they continue it sometime ❤❤❤
This, is a tv series that filled with love~ I can feel every happiness and positivity from this show everytime I watch it, despite there were some close-to-depressing-scenes (you know which ones)
I love the details. At 0:52 to 0:55, that 3 second shot of Mrs. Hughes keys made me think of her as the jailer for most of the first season.
I love this show the opening music worms my heart ❤️. And the caracteres I love. Good and bad.
what a wonderful series! waiting for the 3rd movie!!!
Chef d'œuvre! ❤❤❤!
instrument at the beginning just brilliant!!
This scene made me very emotional and cried about how everything negative unfolded the news about the titanic was that part greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
That was a stunning final scene - visually and emotionally powerful and perfect!
I love Downton Abbey. Love the costmes and all the goings on at their estate.
They made amazing job! Especially, when I come back to see the first ep.and found that everyone look so young (I mean how their look and outfit style) than the latest ep.!!!
super work ....difficult to leave the show
Только что отсмотрела все 6 сезонов, ушло 2 недели. Оторваться от судеб героев было невозможно, настолько насыщены событиями были серии. Огромное спасибо всём актёрам, здесь не было проходных персонажей. 👏
These are the best shows on TV that are real. Real life that most people go through. Many people are wonderful kind but flawed like everyone else.or set in their ways or going through many valuable lessons in life. The villains are tough but of course. Good people come out fine in the end after many things that were horrible that happened to them. Some people say it is nothing but some things are a lot in normal peoples lives. I love most of them upstairs and down stairs. Some people change over time too. Juilen Fellows is a genius that all the characters are important to the story!! Some people we thought we knew, we understand them more. One thing I notice, they are all basically good hearted people. We need that element in more stories. I like everything Julien does. Belgravia and the Gilded Age Dr Thorne. I cannot get enough. I want more!
What a superb show!!
"It's electricity not the Devil's handy work!"
I loved how they imagined there were vapors.
Dame Maggie Smith brought not only her talent to Downton Abbey - her portrayal of the Crowley matriarch will live on forever in our hearts.
And then there were the two films.
I have the entire DVD set. Love, love, love it.❤
I like how it all came back around & MR.Barrow was elevated to head butler by Mr. Carson good stuff.
I was so sad whem the series of downton ended its a pity they didnt make more i now we have the films but in the series we saw more downstairs staff
Mrs. Hughes has a nice voice.
I love her!
Always pleasure!❤🎉❤
I Love this movie. I can watch it over and over
Thank you for thinking of & showing the first & last episodes of this brloved series = remembering all the in-betweens....just like our lives.