Downton Abbey 3 will “give the fans what they want” with “really moving” ending

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15-year run of the cherished series “Downton Abbey” is wrapping up! The final episode, titled “The Grand Finale,” marks the closure for Julian Fellowes’ esteemed creation.

Prior to its premiere, the cast members of Downton Abbey – Robert James Collier, Laura Carmichael, and Michelle Dockery – shared their insights exclusively with Digital Spy about the show’s finale, hinting that viewers have much to look forward to.

Collier (Thomas Barrow) expressed that it matches the audience’s expectations too, and it seems to him that this is exactly what Julian has accomplished since it’s the final installment. He’s wrapped up all the unresolved issues.

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Agreeing with the sentiment, Carmichael, renowned for her long-term portrayal of Lady Edith Pelham, expressed that it was quite emotional. She noted that they were very mindful during the filming process that it marked an end. Indeed, she felt a certain amount of pressure with this project, as it needed to be appropriate to bid farewell.

She went on to say, “Julian crafted an outstanding script, making it crucial that we nailed it perfectly.” It needed to exceed expectations for devoted ‘Downton Abbey’ viewers, while still being enjoyable for those who haven’t watched the show yet.

“It’s true escapism, a real adventure for the family and leaves them all in a really great place.”

Regarding Dockery, the actress playing Lady Mary Crawley, she expressed that the story concludes quite nicely, saying: “It feels very satisfying.

In my initial reading, I was impressed with how well Fellowes managed to conclude all the character arcs, giving a sense of continuity despite it being the finale.

There’s a strong sense of legacy being handed down to future generations. Many characters experience a genuine passing of responsibility, which made me incredibly satisfied with how everything concluded, and it was especially gratifying for Mary.

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale is released in cinemas on 12 September.

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2025-09-10 13:19