I wish there were more Sybil scenes to make up for the time she wasn't there. Matthew always had a soft spot for Sybil, he treated her like a little sister he was proud of :) Warmed my heart. And I love how both Matthew and Sybil brought out the best in Mary always.
@@emmalucia1412 Yes, I read that too. they were supposed to start liking each other after Matthew rescued her from that riot but because Dan and Michelle's onscreen chemistry was so good Fellowes went with them as a couple. I often wondered if Fellowes regretted that when Dan and Jessica did not want to renew their contracts for there more years. It would have been a lot easier. He could have had them move to Manchester with them still providing an heir for Robert.
@@melvawages7143 Do you think that would have worked? Would the Crawleys really have said, "Okay, as long as there's a baby, you can go on with your lives." And could they have made the rest of the seasons without having Matthew or Sibyl there, even for visits?
I agree. Especially after that scene with Mary where she says it’s a relief that she doesn’t have to go into full mourning due to her engagement. It would show the difference between the two sisters
For some reason I don't have deleted scenes on my dvd's so it was nice to see this. Imagine Mrs Patmore and Mrs Hughes going at each others' throats like that! And they were such good friends later on. Loved the scene between Edith and her father. Her looks sure improved over the 6 years the show was on.
considering the first season took place right around the time of the sinking of the Titanic and the current season is in 1925, I must say that each character has aged exceptionally well over 13 years!
It took 6 years to film Downton from 1912-1925. And Mary and Edith did age in real life, and on the show. Cora actually looks better in the final season than the first. Daisy didn't really age at all though. Carson's and Robert's hair went white. Edith changed the most on the show- from pale and frumpy, to looking better than Mary in the end
Thomas Barrow had the most growth. He went from evil,conniving footman to miserable lonely and finally to someone that accepted his sexuality and made peace with himself
That scene in Episode 1 with Robert and Edith is so different from other scenes. I doubt Alistair was around when they shot it. So much touching and hugging, like it didn’t happen in the early 1900s. They almost never used close ups like they did here. What a different the music makes!
I'm glad Mr. Carson's talk to Anna was gone, works better without seeing it. The battle with Hughes and Pattmore over the grocery was best left out, especially since the series has always played them up as good friends
In fellowes movie "gosford park" the housekeeper and the cook are sisters who hate each other. Added tension below stairs. I assume it was an idea he considered and discarded for this show
@@maureenogorman8740 I must say I'm glad they did. In the end one of my favourite things was the friendship between Mrs Hughes and Mrs Patmore. They both rely on and support one another, I think that's really sweet. I'd much rather watch that than the two of them being at each others throats all the time
I believe that on Season 1, Mrs. Patmore are meant to be the antagonist, somehow, but they changed their minds and Mrs. Patmore is weirdly become more bubbly and sarcastic instead of plain nasty the way she was in Season 1
@3:20 Okay, That Was Definitely Not Included. I love the scenes between Mrs. Patmore and Mrs. Hughs but Mrs. Hughs showing her Scottish side reaaaaally are one of my favourites!! 😂😂❤
The scene with Edith and Lord Grantham was included in the American version, but it was a bit different. Edith didn't mention Mary, she just held hands with her father.
thanks for sharing ... i really love this serie, when i watch it on tv i really get transported to a paradise ... even life in those days was not easy, specially for women, always been like a problem for parents, trying to find a good catch to marry them with; but there were still manners and romance and gentlemen...
As much as I like 5he show, I dont think there were any more manners, romance, and gentleman than there are now. Ur seeing it through a romanticized lense.
IF Edith, Mary, and Robert knew Patrick Crawley so well, his height, face, why didn't they see that Patrick Crawley in Season 2 was a fake. The worst Downton episode ever! Even if his face was burned, they would recognize his body, eyes, etc.
well it was around 4 years since they had last seen him.. So i can't fault them to much. And i think only Edith truly believed him but she was desperate for him to be alive.
Who says he was a fake? It seemed left up in the air ro me. Anyway, either way, it was a silly story. How can you not recognize someone from their voice and eyes?
You never get privacy on your own land. You get tenants poking their noses into your business and people watching to see when your car arrives and leaves and at what time in the morning your curtains open. I have been through it all. If you want privacy, live in a city.
Love Downton Abbey, then you will love C.A MacRae's Gemini Complex, The Cabal: After the final demise of the Cathars at Chateau Mount Montségur in the south of France in 1244, a heroic rescue by a Knights Templar took place. Six hundred and fifty-three years later a murder and spate of suspicious deaths of the clergy become linked in the south of France. Flo’s first day (10th November 1918) at Chandringham doesn’t work out quite how she imagined. A bright but humble farm girl finds herself thrust into the upper echelons of society. Rather than being trained in the everyday tasks of a maid, she’s told she needs to leave her old life behind and immerse herself in the life of the aristocracy, as Lady Mary Tavistock. Her world is turned upside down, Flo realises she’s not the person she’s always thought she was and to make matters worse she finds out her life is endangered. In order to make sense of who she really is and what her purpose in life is, she’s sent to Switzerland to meet others of her kind. the first book of a trilogy. It's going to be released later this year.
I wish there were more Sybil scenes to make up for the time she wasn't there. Matthew always had a soft spot for Sybil, he treated her like a little sister he was proud of :) Warmed my heart. And I love how both Matthew and Sybil brought out the best in Mary always.
Sybil was actually supposed to end up with Matthew 😮
@@emmalucia1412 Yes, I read that too. they were supposed to start liking each other after Matthew rescued her from that riot but because Dan and Michelle's onscreen chemistry was so good Fellowes went with them as a couple. I often wondered if Fellowes regretted that when Dan and Jessica did not want to renew their contracts for there more years. It would have been a lot easier. He could have had them move to Manchester with them still providing an heir for Robert.
@@emmalucia1412 no
@@donnaweller8710 it’s true but ok
@@melvawages7143 Do you think that would have worked? Would the Crawleys really have said, "Okay, as long as there's a baby, you can go on with your lives." And could they have made the rest of the seasons without having Matthew or Sibyl there, even for visits?
They should have left the scene with Edith and her father in. It's a beautiful moment. Would have been nice to see that side of her in season one.
Agree
I agree. Especially after that scene with Mary where she says it’s a relief that she doesn’t have to go into full mourning due to her engagement. It would show the difference between the two sisters
I like the scene with just Robert and Edith. It was very touching.
The one with Isobel, Sybil and Matthew was rather funny.
+crazyloverofcats I rather enjoyed seeing Lady Sybil again, and Matthew. I at first thought that Lady Sybil was Lady Mary when she was walking along.
For some reason I don't have deleted scenes on my dvd's so it was nice to see this. Imagine Mrs Patmore and Mrs Hughes going at each others' throats like that! And they were such good friends later on. Loved the scene between Edith and her father. Her looks sure improved over the 6 years the show was on.
considering the first season took place right around the time of the sinking of the Titanic and the current season is in 1925, I must say that each character has aged exceptionally well over 13 years!
It took 6 years to film Downton from 1912-1925. And Mary and Edith did age in real life, and on the show. Cora actually looks better in the final season than the first. Daisy didn't really age at all though. Carson's and Robert's hair went white. Edith changed the most on the show- from pale and frumpy, to looking better than Mary in the end
Carl Mape p
Looking better thank Mary? Lol nope
It's subjective, obviously.
Thomas Barrow had the most growth. He went from evil,conniving footman to miserable lonely and finally to someone that accepted his sexuality and made peace with himself
If Carson caught one of the other servants stealing food like he was, he'd have them fired.
I love the scene between Gwen & Anna I wish they’d kept it - “yes very well taken of” it’s just so cute 😂
"Who's Horatio?"
Thomas: straight ppl i stg
Which Horatio tho
@@camo770 the one from Hamlet
@@asmrlistening5945 ah thanks!
That scene in Episode 1 with Robert and Edith is so different from other scenes. I doubt Alistair was around when they shot it. So much touching and hugging, like it didn’t happen in the early 1900s. They almost never used close ups like they did here. What a different the music makes!
I'm glad Mr. Carson's talk to Anna was gone, works better without seeing it.
The battle with Hughes and Pattmore over the grocery was best left out, especially since the series has always played them up as good friends
The scene with Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Patmore was atrociously bad. I'm glad they cut it.
Really? I like to see the servants interact.
yomi001 bad??? I thought it was funny😂
Are there any DVD versions that contain the deleted scenes
In fellowes movie "gosford park" the housekeeper and the cook are sisters who hate each other. Added tension below stairs. I assume it was an idea he considered and discarded for this show
@@maureenogorman8740 I must say I'm glad they did. In the end one of my favourite things was the friendship between Mrs Hughes and Mrs Patmore. They both rely on and support one another, I think that's really sweet. I'd much rather watch that than the two of them being at each others throats all the time
I believe that on Season 1, Mrs. Patmore are meant to be the antagonist, somehow, but they changed their minds and Mrs. Patmore is weirdly become more bubbly and sarcastic instead of plain nasty the way she was in Season 1
that should have been a clue that she was annoyed, mrs hughes didn’t let her run her own cub board.
Downton abbey was one of my favorite shows
I really wished they kept the scene of Edith and Robert in... it really shows she loved him, and makes her season 1 actions more understandable.
Agree
Oh my God😳 Mrs Hughes to Mrs Patmore. Regarding the self raising flour. I am shocked
@3:20 Okay, That Was Definitely Not Included. I love the scenes between Mrs. Patmore and Mrs. Hughs but Mrs. Hughs showing her Scottish side reaaaaally are one of my favourites!! 😂😂❤
the scene with William dancing was cute! I wish they'd left it.
Nice to see a Carson/Hughes scene I've never seen before
this has inspired me so much to make my own Downton Abbey!
The scene with Edith and Lord Grantham was included in the American version, but it was a bit different. Edith didn't mention Mary, she just held hands with her father.
Barrow and Daisy at the fair? Wow! They're friends. 😂
I think he invited her to upset William
nice editing job...can't imagine Downtown Abbey any different...when it is perfection after 6 successful seasons!!!
I wish they left the scenes with Edith and Robert in the series.
thanks for sharing ... i really love this serie, when i watch it on tv i really get transported to a paradise ... even life in those days was not easy, specially for women, always been like a problem for parents, trying to find a good catch to marry them with; but there were still manners and romance and gentlemen...
Yes, there were. No longer ...?
As much as I like 5he show, I dont think there were any more manners, romance, and gentleman than there are now. Ur seeing it through a romanticized lense.
@@Isaiah.2003 I am old. It has changed. OP is correct.
IF Edith, Mary, and Robert knew Patrick Crawley so well, his height, face, why didn't they see that Patrick Crawley in Season 2 was a fake. The worst Downton episode ever! Even if his face was burned, they would recognize his body, eyes, etc.
That episode reminded me of a Dallas episode when some old guy pretended to be Jock, driving Bobby and JR crazy trying to disprove who he said he was.
I agree...that was one of the worst plots in the series for me
well it was around 4 years since they had last seen him.. So i can't fault them to much. And i think only Edith truly believed him but she was desperate for him to be alive.
Who says he was a fake? It seemed left up in the air ro me.
Anyway, either way, it was a silly story. How can you not recognize someone from their voice and eyes?
@Campari Soda I'm talking about eyes and voice, not the face.
One minute sybil has a purse and when she is walking she does not.
What an insight! A light from above.
Continuity error
...love, love, loooove Penelope Wilton:)! Still a lonngg time 'til September and the Movie:)!
Me too
At around 6:02 Sybil loses her posh acccent for about 1 second
Makes you realise how tough a job an editors is
Carson is such a hypocrite
:53 This was an important scene and it shouldn't have been cut
TEAM EDITH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hermosa serie
Julian Fellowes - Get back to work!!!!!!
all I can say is I want my Mansfield Park some day. I want a park like Darcy had. Some day I'm going to have privacy on my own land. I want that
You never get privacy on your own land. You get tenants poking their noses into your business and people watching to see when your car arrives and leaves and at what time in the morning your curtains open. I have been through it all. If you want privacy, live in a city.
5:39 what he wanted to say?
And I, I would have prefered MR. Branson right from the beginning, … just saying….
Zachary Scott:C
Edith and Robert scene was cringe lol.
Edit: half way through the video and omg i see why these were deleted
Love
Downton Abbey, then you will love C.A MacRae's Gemini Complex, The Cabal: After
the final demise of the Cathars at Chateau Mount Montségur in the south of
France in 1244, a heroic rescue by a Knights Templar took place. Six hundred
and fifty-three years later a murder and spate of suspicious deaths of the
clergy become linked in the south of France. Flo’s first day (10th November
1918) at Chandringham doesn’t work out quite how she imagined. A bright but
humble farm girl finds herself thrust into the upper echelons of society.
Rather than being trained in the everyday tasks of a maid, she’s told she needs
to leave her old life behind and immerse herself in the life of the
aristocracy, as Lady Mary Tavistock. Her world is turned upside down, Flo
realises she’s not the person she’s always thought she was and to make matters
worse she finds out her life is endangered. In order to make sense of who she
really is and what her purpose in life is, she’s sent to Switzerland to meet
others of her kind. the first book of a trilogy. It's going to be released
later this year.
I re-watched Season 3 recently, and Dan Stevens' acting got soooooooooo bad! He gained so much weight and was too fat!
What does his weight have to do with his acting?