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Maggie Smith

American television and movie actor, Laura Haddock is best remembered for portraying the role of Meredith Quill in the 2014 superhero film Guardians of the Galaxy. She has worked in television shows such as Honest, How Not To Live Your Life, Da Vinci`s Demons, and The Musketeers. Meanwhile, she has been a part of movies such as The Inbetweeners Movie, Superbob, and Transformers: The Last Knight.

Laura Haddock

Michelle Dockery

Trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, Hugh Bonneville is an acclaimed English actor who is known for playing prominent roles on British TV and films. Nominated for several awards like BAFTA, Emmy and Golden Globe, Bonneville’s most memorable performances include the role of Robert Crawley in Downtown Abbey and the role of young John Bayley in the Kate Winslet starrer Iris.

Hugh Bonneville

Elizabeth McGovern is an American actress who works in film, TV and theater. She is best known for the portrayal of Countess of Grantham in the British drama series Downtown Abbey. After acting in school plays, she pursued professional acting training at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco and the drama division of The Juilliard School in New York. She has received several accolades and nominations for her performances in movies like the Oscar-winning American drama Ordinary People, Ragtime and Once Upon A Time in America. McGovern is also a musician and has her own band called "Sadie and the Hotheads".

Elizabeth McGovern

Matthew Goode is an English actor born in Exeter, Devon. He was educated at Exeter School, followed by the University of Birmingham and London`s Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. He made his American film debut opposite Mandy Moore in the romantic comedy Chasing Liberty (2004).

Matthew Goode

Downton Abbey: A New Era (2022)

Lord and Lady Grantham request the pleasure of moviegoers' company at their Yorkshire country estate this Christmas.

DOWNTON ABBEY: A NEW ERA - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters May 20

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Known for its incredible cast led by the iconic Maggie Smith and witty script by Julian Fellowes, Simon Curtis’ balmy sequel is a bittersweet nod to the passage of time. Reminiscent of the setting sun and a hopeful tomorrow, the writing draws parallels between the end of cinema’s silent era and the adaptability of life. A day might draw to a close, a family matriarch may bid her final goodbye but life finds a way to go on. Even if you aren’t a devoted fan of the series, Downton Abbey: A New Era leaves you with a warm smile and a happy heart as the aristocratic, ‘propah’ British folks at Downton embrace change and modernity.
Every individual’s inherent fear of being forgotten once they’re past their prime lies at the heart of the story. 2011’s French film ‘The Artist’ brilliantly portrayed the psyche and struggle of a superstar to stay relevant as films graduate from silent to talkies. Here you see a bit of a reincarnation of that thought through the eyes of a charming filmmaker Jack Barber (Hugh Dancy) and his cinema crew that enamour the Downton servants. Robert Crawley (Hugh Bonneville) is wary of opening his mansion’s doors to the glamourous American invaders aka cinema people but daughter Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery) reminds him that they need to look at it as a wise money decision. She finds herself strangely drawn to Jack and easing his life keeps her occupied. A lot of questions and hidden truths also await the Crawley’s at their newly acquired French villa.
Humour, tears, closure and change… the sequel has it all and it ensures you grin from ear to ear throughout. The conversational period drama keeps you engaged and invested in the world of the wealthy as the writing stays rooted in human emotions despite the evident class hierarchy. If you like period romances and have been missing sensual Bridgerton confessions like, “I burn for you and you are the bane of my existence... and the object of all my desires”, Hugh Dancy’s got you covered. His “Mad about you” lines for Mary are dreamy. The music, art direction, set and costume designs remain faithful to the series.
If you haven’t seen the series or the previous film but love high society British period dramas high on humour and emotions, you can definitely watch this film over tea and scones.