Downton Abbey It has become one of the most acclaimed series of recent times, as has its September 2019 film adaptation, which saw the Crawleys face Kings George and Mary’s visit to Yorkshire Castle. Now the second part of the film comes under the name Downton Abbey: A New Erawritten by the award-winning Julian Fellowes and directed by Simon Curtis, in which the Crawleys will leave their British mansion to go to France, more precisely to a villa in the south of the country, inherited by the Countess Dowager Grantham, over whose health especially weakened by cancer, we still don’t know anything.
The escape to France occurs when the Countess informs her family: “Years ago, before you were born, I met a man, and now I have inherited a villa in the south of France.” A statement that will leave all Crawleys speechless, but which will leave Robert Crawley, his daughter Edith and his wife Cora, along with all the staff, without a moment’s hesitation when it comes to packing their bags and heading to the neighboring country in search of enjoy the beautiful weather and thoroughly investigate the matriarch’s past. A new scenario revealing the mystery surrounding the Countess’s legacy of the city.
The family of British aristocrats returns to the big screen after three years to move us far from their mansion, nothing more and nothing less than France, with endless majestic images of the south of the country that we have already seen in the trailer . Plus, in this mere 3 minute march, they’ve also given us a slice of that delicate moment exposed at Tom Branson and Lucy’s wedding, where we meet the children of the family Crawley†
In the main residence of the Crawley A technical team will be deployed in this new episode to shoot on that stage a film that will be part of the golden age of cinema, so they will pass through the mansion of the aristocrats, actors and actresses of great caliber . A situation that ultimately does not satisfy some members of the family, as they decide to go to France to escape the cinematographic commotion that accompanies them day after day, heading to the south of France in search of answers to the inexorable mystery that the Countess Dowager’s strange legacy surrounds them.
Together with the cast of the first film, they return in this second Maggie Smith, Hugh Bonneville, Michelle Dockery, Elizabeth McGovern, Jim Carter, Brendan Coyle, Kevin Doyle, Joanne Froggatt, Robert James-Collier, Phyllis Logan, Sophie McShera, Middleton , Lesley Nicol, Imelda Staunton and Penelope Wilton, and they also join new actors such as: Haddock, Hugh Dancy, Nathalie Baye and Dominic West. We leave you this exclusive scene about the movie so you can enjoy the first of the Crawley†
Source: Marie Claire
