Downton

Peacock is bringing Downton Abbey: A New Era to its streaming service on June 24th. The film, which was released on May 20th, will exclusively stream on the platform following its departure from theaters. New Era is the sequel to the…

Synopsis: After the King and Queen, the ‘cinema people’ enter the Grantham family mansion to shoot a silent film that gets the Crawleys and the Downton staff talking. The family must also uncover the mystery of the Dowager Countess' (Maggie…

By Express News Service The release date of the hit television series turned movie franchise — Downton Abbey: A New Era — was announced on May 26, Thursday. The central plotline of the film revolves around the…

By PTI MUMBAI: "Downton Abbey: A New Era", based on the hit British series, is slated to be theatrically released in India on June 3. The film, a sequel to the 2019 movie of the same name, is directed by Simon…

Coming three years after the first movie and six since the PBS show signed off, this "Era" finds everyone looking a little older, with even the indomitable Dowager Countess (87-year-old Maggie Smith, who really deserves an Oscar push to go…

For some wearing 1880s robber baron attire at the Met Gala, the outfit was a part of a fantasy carrying out the “Gilded Glamour” dress code. For some wearing 1880s robber baron…

When the Desdemona arrived at Bourvis’s Portobello Arcade HQ—a magical intimate boutique stuffed to the rafters with textiles—Jane sent all 12 feet of it to India, where her trusted embroiderer set to work replicating the fragile piece over…

Not just any show can manage a transfer from television to the big screen but Downton Abbey has been successful, with the first film in 2019 making more than £150m at the worldwide box office and the second out in cinemas…

I'm not mad about it, however, because I have decided that my new year shall actually begin in February.That's right, I'm using the first month of the year as just a test run for 2022. After all, isn't time now considered a construct?If…

The backdrop here lies not in British aristocracy but rather the hostility of old-money families toward what they dismissively refer to as "the new people," those who have recently come into fortunes but lack the arrived-on-the-Mayflower…