Downton Abbey The Movie, written by Julian Fellowes, is finally here and available on Digital and Blu-ray and DVD from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. London Mums have two copies of Downton Abbey The Movie to give away to lucky readers. Read my interview with creator Julian Fellowes and actor Hugh Bonneville to answer the entry question.
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and answer the following question correctly in the competition form below this post. In which movies does Hugh Bonneville dress up as a woman?
Terms and conditions: Deadline to enter is midnight on 10 March 2020. No alternative prize is available.
4127_D022_00003_RC(l-r.) Elizabeth McGovern stars as Cora Crawley, Harry Haddon-Paton as Bertie Pelham, Laura Carmichael as Edith Crawley, Hugh Bonneville as Robert Crawley and Michael Fox as Andy in DOWNTON ABBEY, a Focus Features release.Credit: Jaap Buitendijk / Focus Features
Read London Mums’ review here.
The trailer
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Your can read a full behind the scenes special feature in the London Mums print magazine.
BLU-RAYTM, DVD & DIGITAL BONUS FEATURES:
- Deleted Scenes
- Cast Conversations – Exclusive roundtable interviews with the cast.
- Upstairs Cast
- Downstairs Cast
- The Royal Visit – A look at how the royal visit proved to be an ambitious event both on and behind the camera.
- True to the Twenties – Fans of DOWNTON ABBEY are charmed by the sheer grandeur of the aristocracy in the early 20th Learn how DOWNTON ABBEY maintains a reputation of being true to the time period.
- Welcome to Downton Abbey – A behind-the-scenes look at the grandeur of Highclere Castle and how it serves as a cornerstone in the Downton Abbey franchise.
- The Brilliance of Julian Fellowes – Writer Julian Fellowes has created a story and beloved characters that resonate with people across the world. This piece celebrates Julian’s brilliant creativity and reveals his approach to bringing Downton Abbey to the big screen.
- Feature Commentary with Director Michael Engler.
