Downton Abbey
When the Crawley family prepares to host a historic visit from the King and Queen, they must protect their beloved estate while navigating scandal, romance, and an assassin’s deadly plot.
“We've been expecting you”
Synopsis
As the Crawley family and their dedicated staff anticipate one of the most significant events in their history, a royal visit from the King and Queen of England is set to bring both grandeur and upheaval. The arrival of the monarchs is expected to spark scandal, romance, and intrigue, ultimately placing the future of Downton in jeopardy.
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A crew of 64+ credited
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Edited by Mark DayShot by Ben SmithardScored by John LunnDesigned by Donal Woods
Box Office
2019 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 9.7× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$194.7M
US & Canada: $96.9M — 50% of worldwide · International: $97.8M (50%)
Opening weekend: $31.0M — 32% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $44.0M — 45% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,079 theaters
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- Downton Abbey - Der Filmde
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Cast & Crew
64 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Stephen Campbell Moore
as Major Chetwode
Hugh Bonneville
as Robert Crawley
Michael Fox
as Andy
Laura Carmichael
as Edith Crawley
Lesley Nicol
as Mrs Patmore
Jim Carter
as Charles Carson
Sophie Mcshera
as Daisy
Raquel Cassidy
as Phyllis Baxter
Robert James Collier
as Thomas Barrow
Brendan Coyle
as John Bates
Michelle Dockery
as Mary Crawley
Allen Leech
as Tom Branson
Supporting cast
42Joanne Froggatt
as Anna Bates
Elizabeth Mcgovern
as Cora Crawley
Phyllis Logan
as Mrs Hughes
Kevin Doyle
as Joseph Molesley
Matthew Goode
as Henry Talbot
Harry Hadden Paton
as Bertie Hexham
Maggie Smith
as Violet Crawley
Imelda Staunton
as Maud Bagshaw
Penelope Wilton
as Isobel Merton
Geraldine James
as Queen Mary
Alex Crisp
as Buckingham Palace Footman
Douglas Reith
as Lord Merton
Charlie Watson
as Albert the Hall Boy
David Haig
as Mr Wilson
Susan Lynch
as Miss Lawton
Max Brown
as Richard Ellis
Fifi Hart
as Sybbie Branson
Oliver Barker
as George
Zac Barker
as George
Mark Addy
as Mr Bakewell
Eva Samms
as Marigold
Karina Samms
as Marigold
Kate Phillips
as Princess Mary
Harry Livingstone
as Harewood House Footman
Alice Mccarthy
as Harewood House Nanny
James Cartwright
as Tony Sellick
Andrew Havill
as Lord Lascelles
Philippe Spall
as Monsieur Courbet
Richenda Carey
as Mrs Webb
Max Hutchinson
as Royal Footman
Tom Ashley
as Royal Footman
Simon Jones
as King George V
Graeme Smiles
as Royal Enquerry
Tuppence Middleton
as Lucy Smith
Darren Strange
as Detective
John Biggins
as Pub Landlord
Perry Fitzpatrick
as Chris Webster
Daniel Millar
as Policeman
David Lonsdale
as Police Sergeant
Jonathan Cheetham
as Flirtacious Gay Man
Sarah Trevelyan
as Villager (uncredited)
Tony Dawson
as Policeman (uncredited)
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