Subtitled
A New Era
, the new
Downton Abbey film
yet looks like twilight distilling a melancholy scent.
In full burst of inspiration, the creator of the cult six-season series, Julian Fellowes, gives his reunion with the Crawleys and their servants a strength and an emotion that was missing from the frivolous parenthesis of the first feature film, centered on a royal visit which turned the domain of Yorkshire upside down.
A year later, in 1928, it was the arrival of a film crew that tormented the mansion.
The director, Jack Barber (Hugh Dancy), wants to use the mansion as a set and brings in a peroxide star, the capricious diva Myrna Dalgleish.
Obviously the Earl of Grantham (Hugh Bonneville), guardian of conservative values, is up in arms.
Pragmatic, his eldest daughter, Mary (Michelle Dockery), now a manager,
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