Downton Abbey inspired getaways for those in need of a bit of 19th Century R & R.
Sorry, what’s that? It’s season four of Downton? What, they’re carrying on without Matthew? In 1922 and the Dowager’s still alive? How on earth is that going to work?
With filming well underway for the fourth season of Downton Abbey, there have been several snippets of information released about new faces and possible story lines.
The feature-length finale did not, alas, pack a feature film punch. Being a super-fan, though, this was secondary to everything working out well. It took some Indiana Jones calibre leaps of faith to work things out, mind.
Oh Thomas, what have you done? Young Jimmy is dishy but is that any reason to jump him in his sleep with only the word of scheming O’Brien that he’s interested?
Via the grace of social media and a very on the ball editor, we took a stroll (well, more of a sprint actually) down to the Regent Street Apple store this evening to have a chat with Hugh Bonneville and Joanne Froggatt
It was an episode of characters on form – Mary and Matthew were holding up the household, the Dowager simultaneously companssionate and cutting, Carson’s eyebrows hit the roof and Mrs Patmore and Daisy reunited for the first time in episodes
Tonight’s Downton was the bleakest in its three series. Who saw that coming? Rest in Peace, Sybil, we’ll miss you greatly.
I don’t think there’s a moment more enjoyable at Downton than when the house is graced with a new-fangled invention. Remember the motor car? The telephone? Well tonight we got the most life changing yet … an electric toaster!
Poor Edith. Or should that be lucky escape? Either way, being jilted enabled the arresting shot of the veil tumbling down the staircase, which made her heartache almost worthwhile.