
Synopsis of Downton Abbey
Set in 1912, Downton Abbey is an estate in Yorkshire, England, and home to the Crawley family. Robert, Earl of Grantham, married Cora, an American heiress whose fortune was tied to the estate's entail, but the couple have only three daughters. Under the inheritance rules, the title and the property can pass only to a male heir, and that arrangement shapes life at the house. Everything changes when the heir presumptive dies in the sinking of the Titanic. The new heir is Matthew Crawley, a young upper-middle-class lawyer and a distant cousin of the Earl, who arrives at Downton with his mother. The series follows the Crawleys and their servants in the years after the Edwardian era. Created by Julian Fellowes and broadcast on ITV, it stars Hugh Bonneville, Maggie Smith and Michelle Dockery in the main cast.
Seasons of Downton Abbey
Cast by Downton Abbey
Laura CarmichaelEdith Crawley47 episodes
Joanne FroggattAnna Smith47 episodes
Jim CarterCharles Carson47 episodes
Brendan CoyleJohn Bates47 episodes
Lesley NicolBeryl Patmore47 episodes
Sophie McSheraDaisy Mason47 episodes
Robert James-CollierThomas Barrow47 episodes
Kevin DoyleJoseph Molesley40 episodes
Jessica Brown FindlaySybil Crawley31 episodes
David RobbDr. Clarkson30 episodes
Siobhan FinneranSarah O'Brien23 episodes
Amy NuttallEthel Parks16 episodes
Matt MilneAlfred Nugent16 episodes
Ed SpeleersJimmy Kent14 episodes
Jeremy SwiftSpratt13 episodes
Fifi HartSybbie Branson (uncredited)11 episodes
Paul CopleyMr. Mason11 episodes
Howard WardSergeant Willis11 episodes
Tom CullenAnthony Gillingham10 episodes
Thomas HowesWilliam Mason9 episodes
Michael FoxAndy9 episodes
Julian OvendenCharles Blake8 episodes
Andrew ScarboroughTim Drewe8 episodes
Douglas ReithLord Merton8 episodes
Brendan PatricksEvelyn Napier7 episodes
Robert BathurstSir Anthony Strallan6 episodesTechnical Details
- Created by
- Julian Fellowes
- Address
- Philip John, David Evans, Brian Percival, Catherine Morshead, Brian Kelly
- Writing
- Julian Fellowes, Shelagh Stephenson, Tina Pepler
- Music
- John Lunn
- Photography
- David Katznelson, David Marsh, Gavin Struthers
- Production
- Liz Trubridge, Chris Croucher, Rupert Ryle-Hodges, Nigel Marchant
- Executive Producer
- Gareth Neame, Julian Fellowes, Rebecca Eaton, Liz Trubridge
- Production companies
- Carnival Films, Masterpiece
- Network or Platform
- ITV1
- Country
- United Kingdom, United States
- Original Language
- English
- Premiere
- September 26, 2010
- Last Episode
- November 8, 2015 (6x08)
- Status
- Ended
- Type
- Fiction
- Awards
- Won 15 Emmy Awards; 61 wins and 231 nominations in total.
- Links
- IMDb · TMDB · Official Website
Awards for Downton Abbey
- 🏆 Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series (2014)
Source: Wikidata
Trivia about Downton Abbey
Sources: Wikipedia (English) · Wikipedia (Spanish)
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Top-Rated Episodes
- 3x01 Episode 1 ★ 8.2
- 1x07 Episode 7 ★ 8.0
- 6x08 Episode 8 ★ 8.0
- 4x02 Episode 2 ★ 7.9
- 3x06 Episode 6 ★ 7.9
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Downton Abbey have?
Downton Abbey has 6 seasons and 47 episodes in total.
Where to watch Downton Abbey?
Downton Abbey is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, Movistar Plus+ Ficción Total, SkyShowtime, and Amazon Prime Video with Ads (availability may vary by country).
Has Downton Abbey ended?
Yes. Downton Abbey has ended, and its final episode aired on November 8, 2015.
Who is in Downton Abbey?
The main cast includes Maggie Smith (Violet Crawley), Michelle Dockery (Mary Crawley), Laura Carmichael (Edith Crawley), and Joanne Froggatt (Anna Smith).
Who created Downton Abbey?
Downton Abbey is a creation of Julian Fellowes.
How long does it take to watch all of Downton Abbey?
With episodes of about 51 minutes, watching all 47 episodes takes approximately 40 hours.
Season 12010 · 7 ep. ·
Season 22011 · 8 ep. ·
Season 32012 · 8 ep. ·
Season 42013 · 8 ep. ·
Season 52014 · 8 ep. ·
Season 62015 · 8 ep. · 












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