The beloved Crawleys and their intrepid staff prepare for the most important moment of their lives. A royal visit from the King and Queen of England will unleash scandal, romance and intrigue that will leave the future of Downton hanging in the balance.

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Film Cast:

• Robert Crawley: Hugh Bonneville
• Lady Edith: Laura Carmichael
• Mr Carson: Jim Carter
• Miss Baxter: Raquel Cassidy
• Mr Bates: Brendan Coyle
• Lady Mary: Michelle Dockery
• Mr Molesley: Kevin Doyle
• Andy: Michael Fox
• Anna Bates: Joanne Froggatt
• Henry Talbot: Matthew Goode
• Bertie Hexham: Harry Hadden-Paton
• Thomas Barrow: Robert James-Collier
• Tom Branson: Allen Leech
• Mrs Hughes: Phyllis Logan
• Cora Crawley: Elizabeth McGovern
• Daisy: Sophie McShera
• Mrs Patmore: Lesley Nicol
• Violet Crawley: Maggie Smith
• Maud Bagshaw: Imelda Staunton
• Isobel Merton: Penelope Wilton
• Major Chetwode: Stephen Campbell Moore
• Queen Mary: Geraldine James
• Buckingham Palace Footman: Alex Crisp
• Lord Merton: Douglas Reith
• Albert the Hall Boy: Charlie Watson
• Mr Wilson: David Haig
• Miss Lawton: Susan Lynch
• Richard Ellis: Max Brown
• Sybbie Branson: Fifi Hart
• George: Oliver Barker
• George: Zac Barker
• Mr Bakewell: Mark Addy
• Marigold: Eva Samms
• Marigold: Karina Samms
• Princess Mary: Kate Phillips
• Harewood House Footman: Harry Livingstone
• Harewood House Nanny: Alice McCarthy
• Tony Sellick: James Cartwright
• Lord Lascelles: Andrew Havill
• Monsieur Courbet: Philippe Spall
• Mrs Webb: Richenda Carey
• Royal Footman: Max Hutchinson
• Royal Footman: Tom Ashley
• King George V: Simon Jones
• Royal Enquerry: Graeme Smiles
• Lucy Smith: Tuppence Middleton
• Detective: Darren Strange
• Pub Landlord: John Biggins
• Chris Webster: Perry Fitzpatrick
• Policeman: Daniel Millar
• Police Sergeant: David Lonsdale
• Lady Sybil Crawley, Lady Sybil Branson: Jessica Brown Findlay

Film Crew:

• Editor: Mark Day
• Characters: Julian Fellowes
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Nigel Heath
• Original Music Composer: John Lunn
• Production Design: Donal Woods
• Executive Producer: Brian Percival
• Producer: Gareth Neame
• “A” Camera Operator: Ben Smithard
• Director: Michael Engler
• Executive Producer: Nigel Marchant
• Producer: Liz Trubridge
• Casting Director: Jill Trevellick
• Assistant Costume Designer: Kathryn Tart
• Foley Artist: Paula Boram
• “B” Camera Operator: Simon Baker
• Stunt Coordinator: Rowley Irlam
• Special Effects Supervisor: Neal Champion
• Sound Effects Editor: Alex Gibson
• Aerial Director of Photography: John Marzano
• Dialogue Editor: James Feltham
• Makeup & Hair: Annette Field
• Post Production Supervisor: Ann Lynch
• Script Supervisor: Sarah Garner
• ADR Mixer: Oliver Brierley
• Set Decoration: Gina Cromwell
• Construction Manager: Dan Crandon
• Makeup & Hair: Marc Pilcher
• Visual Effects Editor: Sascha Dhillon
• Makeup Designer: Anne Oldham
• Art Direction: Simon Walker
• Choreographer: Diana Scrivener
• ADR Editor: Alex Sawyer
• Makeup Supervisor: Elaine Browne
• Unit Production Manager: Valentina Coccia
• Drone Pilot: Peter Ayriss
• First Assistant Director: Toby Ford
• Production Sound Mixer: David Lascelles
• Co-Producer: Mark Hubbard
• Gaffer: Tom Gates
• Construction Manager: Dan Marsden
• Production Coordinator: Aneta Chalas
• Costume Supervisor: Michael Weldon
• Stunts: David R. Grant
• Second Assistant Director: Adam Byles
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Brad Rees
• Costume Design: Anna Mary Scott Robbins
• Foley Editor: Philip Moroz
• Makeup & Hair: Laura Blount
• First Assistant Editor: Thy Quach
• First Assistant “A” Camera: Tristan Haley
• Third Assistant Director: Jason Rickwood
• Best Boy Electric: Kevin Heatherington
• Costume Supervisor: Harriet Edmonds
• Key Grip: Tony Sankey
• ADR Mixer: Alex Fielding
• Carpenter: Gary Jobber
• Sound Effects Editor: Jamie Allen
• Makeup & Hair: Sam Smart
• Assistant Costume Designer: Eloise Park
• Makeup & Hair: Karen Folly
• Best Boy Grip: Jamie Brittain
• Special Effects Coordinator: Emma Champion
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Joshua Darby
• Production Secretary: Carlene Garvey

Movie Reviews:

• SWITCH.: ‘Downton Abby’s’ transition to film isn’t going to make it onto any worst film-to-TV adaptions lists, but it is a mediocre film that offers two hours of fun for fans of the show. If you’re not a fan, there is absolutely no reason to see it. The film seems more like an extended TV special rather than a theatrical film, but fans won’t be mad to see it on the big screen.
  – Chris dos Santos

  Read Chris’ full article…
  https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-downton-abbey-transition-from-tv-to-film-not-as-classy-as-expected