Julian Fellow’s selections as his favorite Downton Abbey The moments validate season 3 as the best in its series Golden Globes and Emmy Award. Fellowes now says goodbye to its most popular creation with Downton Abbey: the grand finaleThe third and last feature film in the saga.
Broadcast on ITV in the United Kingdom and Masterpiece PBS in the United States, Downton Abbey has become a global phenomenon in its broadcast from 2010 to 2015. Six seasons of Downton Abbey were followed by three feature films, Downton Abbey (2019), Downton Abbey: a new eraAnd Downton Abbey: The grand finale.
Taking place from 1912 to 1930, Downton Abbey Presented a vast distribution of beloved characters, from the Crawley family, to their faithful servants, to the multitude of auxiliary guest stars who visited the Grande des Granthams in Yorkshire, England.
Among the countless memorable events Downton Abbey Supplied, said Julian Fellowes, Oscar winner, said The Hollywood Reporter his three favorite moments, and it is revealing that they come Downton Abbey Season 3, and the fallout from the third season that changes the show.
The death of Lady Sybil in Downton Abbey Season 3
Julian Fellowes’ first favorite Downton Abbey The moment is the death of Lady Sybil Branson (Jessica Brown Findlay) in season 3. According to Fellowes, “Jessica [Brown Findlay] had always said, from the start: “I have been leaving for three years” “” Hence the tragic death of Sybil to write the young actress.
Lady Sybil was the youngest, the nicest and most appreciated of the three Crawley girls. The Progressive Sybil fell in love with Tom Branson (Allen Leech), the driver, who was an Irish republican. Sybil finally won the reluctant blessing of his parents to marry Tom and move with him in Ireland.
Sybil pregnant and Tom returned to Downton in season 3, where Sybil gave birth to his daughter, Sybbie. However, the warnings of Dr. Clarkson (David Robb) that Edith had the lightning remained incited, and Sybil died of her condition before she could be transported to the hospital.
Julian Fellowes particularly likes the moment when Allen Leech as Tom Branson has improvised a line similar to “Stay with me” to his dying wife. Fellowes said it had made him cry when he looked at him, despite the fact that his wife reprimanded him that he wrote her.
Admittedly, the sudden death of Lady Sybil in Downton Abbey Season 3 is unforgettable, especially since the public did not know that Jessica Brown-Findlay came out of the series after her three seasons contracted.
Lady Edith was jiltée at the altar of Downton Abbey Season 3
Julian Fellowes’ second favorite Downton Abbey The time was Lady Edith Crawley (Laura Carmichael) blowing herself at the altar by Sir Anthony Stalllan (Robert Bathurst).
Sir Anthony Stralllan was much older than Lady Edith, and despite his interest in the daughter of the Middle Crawley, Sir Anthony knew that the marriage to Edith would be wrong, an opinion shared by the father of Edith, Robert Crawley, count of Grantham (Hugh Bonneville), and grandmother, Lady Violet Crawley (Maggie Smith).
However, Edith would not take no for an answer, and Sir Anthony gave in to the point where a marriage was organized. Before the wedding ceremony could begin, StraLlan rejected Edith and fled. Lady Edith returned home humiliated.
Although this is one of the lowest points in Lady Edith’s life, he has become the catalyst for her to reinvent herself, first as a writer, then mother. At the end of Downton Abbey, Edith found a dedicated husband in Bertie Pelham (Harry Hadden-Paton), and they became Marquis and Marquise of Hexam.
Lady Edith was initially described as the “sister of the ugly environment” who jealously plotted her favored brother, Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery). Edith drops on the altar resets her as a sympathetic character who has become one of the Downton AbbeyThe best redemption stories.
Lady Mary Mourning Matthew Crawley in Downton Abbey Season 4
Julian Fellowes’ third favorite Downton Abbey The moment was in season 4, but was born from the shocking death of Matthew Crawley (Dan Stevens) at the end of Downton Abbey Season 3. Matthew was killed in a car accident shortly after the birth of George, his son with Lady Mary.
Lady Mary was naturally devastated and cried Matthew throughout Downton Abbey Season 4. Fellowes’ loves a moment between Mary and Lady Violet, which, according to Julian, reflected how his father cried after the death of his mother.
Fellowes took his father to Florida and said, “You have to make this decision, do you want to live or want to die?” Julian then put this line Downton Abbey So that Mary’s grandmother told her.
Lady Mary gradually accepted Matthew’s death and rebuilt her life, who included meetings with new contenders before marrying Henry Talbot (Matthew Goode) Downton Abbey Season 6. Mary and Henry are now divorced Downton Abbey: the grand finale As she accepts her destiny as a new mistress of her childhood house.
Downton Abbey changed after season 3
Downton Abbey Season 3 was the top of the series under its original design. The double outing of Jessica Brown-Findlay and Dan Stevens, leading to Lady Sybil and Matthew Crawley killed, irrevocably changed Downton Abbey.
While DowntonThe soapy, addictive and focused formula has proven robust and continuous, many new characters have been introduced in the next three seasons. Above all, Lily James as Lady Effernescent Rose Macclare has injected a new brand of young people and rebellion to replace Lady Sybil.
Lady Mary considered a cavalcade of potential husbands, including Tony Gillingham (Tom Cullen) and Charles Blake (Julian Ovenden), before she fell in love with Henry Talbot. Although no one has really replaced Matthew as an ideal partner of Mary.
Downton AbbeyThe first three seasons were special and the reason why the world public fell in love with the Crawley family. The choices of Julian Fellowes of his favorite moments indicate why Downton Abbey Season 3 was perhaps the largest in the Crawley family saga.
