Julian Fellowes & cast on Downton Abbey | Full Q&A [HD] | Coolidge Corner Theatre

Following an advance screening of DOWNTON ABBEY on Tuesday, September 17, Coolidge Director of Development and Marketing Beth Gilligan moderated a discussion with creator/writer Julian Fellowes, producers Gareth Neame and Liz Trubridge, and actresses Phyllis Logan and Lesley Nicol.
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[@ly9386]

Incredible writer incredible

[@annahawman1671]

I am so impressed with Downton abbey.. thank you so much for this series!!! It isn't dark and raunchy like all the other series I have watched on Netflix. They were all hard to get through.
In fact I haven't watched a series all the way through because of its contents up until now.. I hope they keep up with Downton Abbey. Love the era
Good job producers and all involved

[@bonneykell7491]

Can't wait for the new Movie May 2022

[@astridvitols4712]

Hi ! I'm French, living in Paris... I deeply appreciate and enjoy each one (actress-actor) of this wonderful gift, Downton Abbey !! 🌷 Nevertheless, some of actors are never in interview !? Sometimes the so nice and excellent Kevin Doyle...but why the other excellent Scottish David Robb (Dr Clarckson) or the smart refined Douglas Reith (Lord Merton) are never interviewed ?!! What a pity !... I think they really are missing !... Thanks a lot to include them more now, because I'm sure they have very interesting things to say to all of us !!!🌷 Astrid

[@DoratTheKiller]

*JULIAN ALEXANDER KITCHENER-FELLOWES, BARON FELLOWES OF WEST STAFFORD*

[@janette3196]

I loved Downton Abbey from start to finish but one things Mary should have married Charles Blake Julian ovenden should have sang to her perhaps one day a musical which he should be in it would be brilliant are even another series

[@ronnie7075]

I saw in another interview somewhere that 49,000 men in England were jailed for being homosexual between the 1850s and 1950s. It is just ludicrous to think of that today.