Full Coverage: ‘Downton Abbey’ news, features and intrique
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“Downton Abbey” gave its fans — and PBS stations — the English version of a happy ratings ending.
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“Downton Abbey” bid farewell on Sunday night in a bittersweet (but mostly sweet) finale that ticked off all the boxes with a long-awaited wedding, a birth, a pregnancy and the promise of future romance all around.
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“I have an absolute hatred of crotch-grabbing. Can I show you what I mean?”
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The final episode of “Downton Abbey” airs Sunday (March 6), bringing six seasons of life (and death) with the Crawleys and their staff to a close.
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Britain’s Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, visits the set of ITV’s television series “Downton Abbey” at Ealing Studios in west London on March 12, 2015.
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A behind-the-scenes look at filming ‘Downton Abbey.’
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The manor used to portray Lady Violet’s home in “Downton Abbey” was listed for sale in Surrey, England, at $6.1 million.
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As “Downton Abbey” nears the end of the road, let us pause to remember one thing: No matter how bad things might be in our own lives, at least Lady Mary is not our sister.
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“Downton Abbey” takes a tragic as it heads into the final stretch – though, for once, it’s just some poor sap named Charlie who dies and not anyone we (really) care about.
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As anyone who’s ever been sucked into a “House Hunters” marathon understands, there are few things as universally appealing as spying on other people’s real estate -- especially when that real estate is, well, real estate like Downton Abbey.
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At the risk of sounding insensitive, it would be kind of perfect if Lord Grantham died.
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You know nothing, Thomas Barrow. “Downton Abbey” gets a blast from the past when Mrs.
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It’s been 60 years since Maggie Smith made her Broadway debut.
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More: Behind-the-scenes of ‘Downton Abbey’ | Maggie Smith through the years
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Laura Carmichael was relaxing in her trailer on the set of “Downton Abbey” when a disembodied voice suddenly boomed from the other side of the wall: “Have you got hot plans for tonight?”
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Michelle Dockery’s fiance, John Dineen, has died after battling a rare form of cancer.
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Old favorites including “Downton Abbey,” “Homeland” “The Big Bang Theory” and “Modern Family” dominated the television nominees for the 22nd Screen Actors Guild Awards, announced Wednesday.
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A look at some of the “Downton Abbey” cast without their Edwardian Era garb.
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Finally, a chapter in “Downton Abbey” history in which no one dies.
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PBS is really going to miss “Downton Abbey.”
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When Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, visited the set of “Downton Abbey,” it sparked much excitement among the cast and crew.
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When “Downton Abbey” executive producer Gareth Neame initially brought the idea for the TV series to creator-writer Julian Fellowes, he’d been inspired by the 1970s series “Upstairs Downstairs.”
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On a recent afternoon, the skies over Highclere Castle were a brilliant blue more reminiscent of Southern California than the Hampshire countryside, but otherwise things on location at “Downton Abbey” were characteristically English.
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Leaving behind the period costumes of “Downton Abbey,” actress Michelle Dockery has chosen a number of dresses that are decidedly modern and chic.
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Julian Fellowes, the British novelist best known for creating the television sensation “Dowton Abbey,” is turning next to Anthony Trollope.
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Expect Season 4 of ‘Downton Abbey’ to return to the original themes of change and endurance, handled with strength and mettle by the series’ women.
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Keep calm and carry on, “Downton Abbey” fans.
