Downton Abbey | Sparks Fly Between Tom Branson and Lucy Smith
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- čas přidán 20. 05. 2022
- Lady Maud (Imelda Staunton) discusses her biggest regret, Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery) contemplates selling Downton Abbey, and sparks fly between Lucy Smith (Tuppence Middleton) and Tom Branson (Allen Leech).
Film Synopsis: The worldwide phenomenon, Downton Abbey, returns in a spectacular motion picture, as the beloved Crawleys and their intrepid staff prepare for the most important moment of their lives. A royal visit from the King and Queen of England unleashes scandal, romance and intrigue that leave the future of Downton hanging in the balance. Written by series creator Julian Fellowes and starring the original cast, this grand cinematic experience will have you cheering for your favorite characters all over again.
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Imelda Staunton acted her butt off in this scene! So emotional! And Penelope Wilton fabulous as always!
Tha fact that the Dowager as brilliantly savvy, wasnt able to guess lucy was her daughter, really shows how baffled she was at the decision of leaving everything nto the maid. On the contrary, Isobel observed and then deducted, she learned from the best indeed! What an amazing scene this was. I really miss the Crawleys and Downton.
Isobel is by far the most down-to-earth of the Crawleys and in her own way has the biggest heart. And now that she's known Violet for many years, she can best advise Lady Bagshaw on how to deal with her.
That time she talked down to my guy Dr. Clarkson.
The best members of the family, with Sybil as the exception, are those who married into it or became part of it because of marriage. Sybil, Tom, Matthew and Isobel are the best of them. Bertie is also very kind and openminded. Cora and Violet have their kind moments, so do Robert Mary and Edith. But Sybil Tom Matthew Isobel and Bertie outdo them all in the kindness department. If we count Rose and Atticus, they are both sweethearts as well. But the main crawley fam members, as in those born with the name, tend to be less sympathic. Again, Sybil being the exception.
I'm here after watching the 2nd Downton movie. (Spilers ahead): So glad to see their official marriage. Tom deserved a new love. Sybbie on the other hand: her story may have started with tragedy but ended so beautifully, with an awesome stepmother & a baby sister🥰🥰🥰
Yes, I was very glad for Tom and that Lucy was definitely deserving of his love. I always thought he was rather stupid with women except for Lady Sybil, being manipulated by that horrid maid then being pushed around by that incredibly rude school teacher. At last, a woman that deserved him and vice versa.
@@quitequiet1 Even smart people can fall prey to manipulation.
Tom is so lucky to have reached the love of two lovely worthy women
“If she had been your ward, they might’ve guessed” if Lady Bagshaw had checked, she’d find a crawley girl with a ward who looks like her…
Well that’s the thing they all know Marigold is Edith’s daughter
SPOILER FROM THE MOVIE
NOT THAT BIG, BUT STILL
I WOULD CONSIDERED IT A SPOILER
OK HERE IT GOES:
In the new movie (A New Era) Marigold calls Edith "mommy" so I guess the ward thing is over and people knows about Edith and Marigold, even Maud, at the beginning of the movie she seems to be friendly towards Marigold and Sybie
@@riverrojas2036 unless they adopted her. It's more likely than a "coming-out". As an adopted daughter she is entitled to call them mother and father, she's just not going to get the social status of their other biological kids.
@@susivarga7303 that is also possible, but whatever the situation is, I think Lady Bagshaw knows the truth, she told Violet about Lucy and now she is part of the family again. So, I guess she knows.
@@riverrojas2036 I just meant that the "ward thing" is definitely not over yet.
It still would have been an issue in the 30's, maybe not anymore after WW2.
To me, adoption is more logical.
Lucy is an adult, the only heiress of an old widowed lady, who is safe in her marriage.
Marigold is still a child, her future is at stake.
This scene broke my heart Imelda Staunton is wonderful
These two ladies knocked it out of the park.
Peter is this the first movie I've not seen this
@@maureenedger754 Yes, it's the first one. :)
I’m so happy Tom finds love again 😊
I was hoping he’d end up with the editor of Edith’s magazine.
@@robertandhollyscorpiofan2697 that's what I thought. Lucy is nice but an editor would be so fitting for Tom.
@@rici457 well, unfortunately, neither relationship had any development.
Before the first movie, he was taking a shine to the editor.
Now, second movie opens with him marrying the daughter.
Wha….????
@@robertandhollyscorpiofan2697 what daughter?
Lucy has the sweetest smile. If "Downton Abbey" had been filmed in the years in which it takes place, it would have been wonderful casting to have Louise Brooks in the role of Lucy.
Isobel is so intuitive.
Like her really much
She's my favorite character.
That’s a great scene in the hallway with Tom and Lucy.
Tuppence middleton is so lovely in real life,met her a few times,so delightful
With TV awash with Bachelors and Bachelorettes and their suitors ramming their tongues down each other's throats shortly after the first hello, it's refreshing to see a romantic scene that is classy and dignified.
Those shows don't represent ''normal'' society, they represent trashy attention-seekers.
5:22 this is such a beautiful shot ❤
“Everyone should know a total love at least once”
Me : 😬 🤦🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤣
I was exactly thinking the same.🤣🤣🤣
What's the old saying. Better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all.
I was 39 when I gave birth to a wonderful son. Gifted. ♥️
39 was old in those days for childbirth. Most girls were married in their early 20s
This program does romance impeccably! That last scene with Tom and Lucy was so sexy without any vulgarity. Perfect
Does anyone remember her in Nanny McFee! How about in “Much Ado About Nothing” with a stellar cast Denzel Washington, Emma Thompson, Keanu Reeves, Kate Beckinsale etc. produced by Kenneth Branagh, Emma’s husband at the time. Imelda Staunton is one heck of an actress!
My faves! Let’s me friends lol
Lady Bagshaw being Maud Crawley formerly leaves me thinking that Tom Branson has it hard for the Crawley offsprings, having married 'two' more or less!
That look on Tom's face at the end of the clip... 💍
Não me canso de assistir....Dowton abbey,pena q aqui não tem tradução,gosto de vários personagens....cora e izobel,Ana,Bates,a sra Hughes São os q mais amo
Quase me esqueço da sra patmore😊
FINALLY just realized the name of this show is DOWNTON Abbey and not DOWNTOWN abbey! lol. For years I’ve thought “what a strange name for a show; doesn’t make sense!” LOL. 😆
WHAT ME TOO
Whenever she says Jack i always see him dying on the titanic
Lady Mary’s strange hairstyle, it’s so Star Trekkie, but Downton Abbey, I can see it still being a popular watch in 100 years time. It’s so enjoyable and it has an element of binge watching about it with great storylines etc. I can’t understand why Downton Abbey: A New Era has been trashed by critics, I thought it was far better than Downton Abbey: The Movie
Lady Mary's hairstyle is what was fashion-forward at the time. Certainly not everyone would have had their hair like this; what Lucy's wearing was much more common. But that's as it should be: it's for Mary to be fashionable, and for a maid to wear what's "common".
I don't think it's that popular now... Maybe updated version/variation of it
So, Lucy was born in America?
Yes.
Hope springs eternal.
TUPPENCE MIDDLETON IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL IF I WERE TOM ID SHOUT “I LOVE YOU LETS RUN AWAY TOGETHER”
He also has to think about Sybbie.
She was very young when he was thinking about moving to Boston during the series, but he was seen starting to talk about it with her.
Which season & episodes was this in.?????????? I don’t remember seeing the first sene in any of my dvd’s. I have season 1-6…
This was the first Downton movie.
Or was these scenes in the movie 2019?????
She is a 🌹🏴
I'm just grateful we live in a more tolerant society. While people certainly get hurt there is no more stigma with out of wedlock children or unmarried women who are pregnant. So thankful those times are behind us. I know there are still some religious nuts out there but as a society I'm glad we have moved on.
As one of those "religious nuts" I wish we as a society had not "moved on". Now the stigma is gone, we see more teen mothers who have no clue how to BE mothers, more children without fathers in their lives, more children who are not taught how to become caring, responsible adults.
Prime Minister Harriet Jones meets The Queen and fixes things :)
Is so funny watching this and realising that rich people trully believe they and their houses are somehow a centre of prosperity for the places in wich they are.
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Did these people know how to dress without help?
He should’ve ended up with Mary :( He’s great with Lucy but he was epic with Mary, and now she’s in an unhappy marriage
I thought that too for a little while, but I think their dynamic is better suited to siblings. For Mary to accept him as her brother was epic…and he knows how to hold her to account.
I think Mary needs Tom as her brother, plus they never felt romantic toward each other. Tom and Lucy are a great match. I don't know why people assume Mary isn't happy with Henry. He's not able to be in the movies much because the actor is unavailable, but within the show there's been no hint of any unhappiness between them (unless there is in the second movie, which I've not seen yet but am eager to see).
Mary and Tom have a very good relationship. Preposterous to pair them up romantically. Years of their sibling like camaraderie should not be muddied with love and romance, it doesn't suit them at all. People love them as the brother and sister they are.
Mary is not at all unhappy in her marriage. She seems really content at the end of the first movie and in the second, she shows restraint with the director showing how much she loves Henry. It's unfortunate Goode can't be much in the movies, but that's because he is a busy actor. If there is a third movie, i am hoping he gets to be in it.
@@rajarshighosh1857 I read somewhere that he wasn’t interested in returning.
She deserves an unhappy marriage.
It is just really awful and far fetched isn't it?
Is it far fetched? The world of the late 19th century and early 20th century was drastically different than ours.
In someways it’s similar in the sense that the world felt smaller than ever, some people had the luxury to travel across the world.
Why wasn't Mary's husband with her not even at funeral? I think she could have done better with the husband. Dies ge ever show up again
@@brendadean570 Henry doesn’t appear in the second movie, and will most probably not appear if they make a third. Forgetting the funeral, it’s far stranger that he wouldn’t be there for Tom’s wedding. Tom was his business partner and good friend, and had been Henry’s best man. Strange that he wouldn’t return the favor, but Matthew Goode has said he doesn’t plan to come back to DA.
Ugh, good old ageism (pun intended)... I hope people now understand that giving birth in 39 and up is OKAY and not ''late'' or ''problematic''...
The character was probably married since her very early 20s without a pregnancy with her husband, so her thinking was that she was "barren". Then, love enters and her womb was ready. Love that.
Don’t like Tom Brendon’s character, an opportunism, responsible for Sybil‘s death, return back from America due to unable to survive without Downton Abbey’s offering….,
Exactly how was he responsible for his wife dying in childbirth? It was Robert pushing the famous doctor’s opinion, and ignoring Clarkson.
Opportunistic? Responsible for Sybil's death? "Unable to survive without Downton Abbey's offering? Did you watch the series in full? It doesn't seem so at all. Lady Sybil died due to eclampsia (not brought about by Tom); His political leanings when he was a chauffeur attracted Sybil to him and they came together in the spirit of equality and progressiveness; When he went to America he actually prospered with his brother and came back to offer his child back her social/familial inheritance by being with her English family.
@@valgrex964 I did watch more than once all.