United Kingdom Box Office for Downton Abbey (2019)

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Downton Abbey
Theatrical Performance (US$)
United Kingdom Box Office $36,581,664Details
Worldwide Box Office $194,694,725Details
Home Market Performance
North America DVD Sales $15,785,836 Details
North America Blu-ray Sales $12,229,442 Details
Total North America Video Sales $28,015,278
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Synopsis

We return to the Great House with the most illustrious guests the Crawley family could ever hope to entertain, their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary. With a dazzling parade and lavish dinner to orchestrate, Mary, now firmly at the reins of the estate, faces the greatest challenge to her tenure as head of Downton. The calibre of the visitors causes quite a rumpus below stairs too and cracks begin to form in the usually well-oiled machine. Mary pleads with the retired Carson to return to the house, just this once, to oversee this most significant event but not everything goes to plan. The loyal Downton staff must pull out all the stops in order to ensure success and that the place they are proud to call home is presented in its greatest light. The King and Queen bring with them a lady-in-waiting whose own story will prove explosive to the Crawleys and the future of Downton.

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Movie Details

United Kingdom Releases: September 13th, 2019 (Wide)
Video Release: November 26th, 2019 by Universal Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG for thematic elements, some suggestive material, and language.
(Rating bulletin 2574 (Cert #52123), 4/17/2019)
Running Time: 120 minutes
Franchise: Downton Abbey
Keywords: Set in United Kingdom, 1900s, Upstairs / Downstairs, Maid, Historical Drama
Source:Based on TV
Genre:Drama
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Historical Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Carnival Films, Focus Features, Perfect World Pictures
Production Countries: United Kingdom
Languages: English

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January 3rd, 2020

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December 18th, 2019

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December 4th, 2019

Good Omens

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2019 - Holiday Gift Guide - Part I - First-Run Releases and Franchise Box Sets

November 27th, 2019

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Weekend Wrap-Up: Joker’s Hold is No Laughing Matter

October 15th, 2019

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Joker dominated the weekend box office, crushing expectations and setting records in the process. The Addams Family also beat expectations and this really helped 2019. Granted, the box office was still down 7.8% from last weekend to $138 million; however, this was 3.8% higher than the same weekend last year. More...

Weekend Estimates: Joker Setting October Sophomore Record with $55 million

October 13th, 2019

Joker

Joker is setting the record for the biggest sophomore weekend in October. It is estimated to earn $55.0 million over the weekend, which is nearly $12 million more than the current record held by Gravity. It is also nearly $20 million more than Venom earned during its second weekend of release. If this estimate holds, then Joker will have earned nearly $192.7 million after just ten days of release. Furthermore, its international numbers are just as potent with a weekend haul of $123.7 million on 24,000 screens in 79 markets giving it totals of $351.2 million internationally and $543.9 million worldwide. Given its legs so far, $1 billion worldwide seems like a safe bet. It would be nice to get a billion dollar hit from 2019 that isn’t from Disney / Marvel. The film had a pair of stunning debuts in France ($10.3 million on 630 screens) and Germany ($9.3 million on 912). However, its biggest weekend haul was in the U.K., where it was down just 22%, earning $12.0 million on 1,472 screens for a two-week total of $36.9 million. More...

Friday Estimates: The Joker Laughs at the Competition

October 12th, 2019

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Joker remained in first place earning $17 million on Friday. This is 57% lower than the film’s opening Friday, which is a really good hold and puts it on pace for $58 million over the full weekend. This would lift its running tally to nearly $200 million after just 10 days of release and might even be enough to cover the film’s entire combined production and advertising budget. More...

Weekend Predictions: It Looks Like a Scary Weekend

October 11th, 2019

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Weekend Wrap-Up: Joker Destroys Box Office, Nearly Reaches Century Mark

October 8th, 2019

Joker

Joker easily dominated the weekend box office crushing Venom’s October record in the process. The film’s $96.20 million opening was more than 60% of the $150 million total box office earned this weekend. Furthermore, the weekend total was 64% more than last weekend, which is great news for 2019, as it has been struggling. Unfortunately, this is still 15% lower than the same weekend last year when Venom had A Star is Born opening strong as counter-programing. Year-to-date, 2019 has pulled in $8.46 billion, which is a lot, but it is 5.2% or $470 million behind 2018’s record-setting pace of $8.93 billion. More...

Weekend Estimates: Joker Takes a Bite Out of Venom

October 6th, 2019

Joker

Joker is not only dominating the weekend, likely earning more than the rest of the films in release combined, but it will also top Venom’s October record by more than $10 million. Its domestic weekend estimate is $93.5 million, which is only dwarfed by its international debut. The film is projected to earn $140.5 million on 22,500 screens in 73 markets during its opening weekend. Highlights includes A $16.3 million debut on 1,418 screens in South Korea, which is a record opening for Warner Bros. in that market. It wasn’t able to break records in the U.K., but is still very impressive at $14.8 million on 669 screens, while it also cracked $10 million in Mexico ($13.1 million on 4,684 screens) and Russia ($10 million on 1,907. More...

Friday Estimates: Another Day, Another Record for Joker

October 5th, 2019

Joker

Joker opened with an outstanding $39.9 million on Friday, topping the previous biggest October day record of $33.08 million set last year by Halloween. This film does have weaker reviews and only a B plus from CinemaScore, which means its word-of-mouth won’t be as great. Additionally, a larger percent of its opening day came from previews, which is another sign it likely won’t have great legs. That said, it would really have to stumble to not get at least close to $100 million over the full weekend. It is not doing quite as well internationally, but close enough that it could earn enough during its opening weekend that it will cover its entire production budget. It will break even before Halloween. More...

Weekend Predictions: Will Joker Have the Last Laugh?

October 4th, 2019

Joker

Joker is the only wide release of the week and this should help it thrive at the box office. In fact, there are many who think it will top Venom’s October record. Venom set that record this weekend last year, so if it breaks the record that’s good news for 2019 in the year-over-year comparison, right? It’s not that simple, as A Star is Born also debut this weekend last year and that depth will likely prove too much for 2019 to overcome. More...

International Box Office: Ad Astra Shines on Top of the Chart

October 3rd, 2019

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Weekend Wrap-Up: Abominable Leads Small Box Office

October 1st, 2019

Abominable

Abominable led the way at the box office this weekend, but there wasn’t a lot to celebrate. That film merely did okay for this time of year, while there were no other new releases to boost the box office. This led to a 25% drop-off from last weekend, down to a mere $92 million. Worse still, this is 13% lower than the same weekend last year when Night School and Smallfoot were a strong one-two box office punch. We’ve had a couple of winning weeks in a row, so this loss doesn’t hurt 2019’s chances too much and the deficit is practically the same as it was last week at 5.6% or $490 million at $8.28 billion to $8.77 billion. More...

Weekend Estimates: Abominable Earning Average-Sized Opening

September 29th, 2019

Abominable

It is a mixed bag at the box office this weekend. None of the films are bombing, there are also no wild success stories either. Abominable is leading the way with an estimated $20.85 million opening. This is a little below expectations, but still a fine opening for this time of year. Additionally, its prospects have improved over the weekend, so it is clear its reviews and its A rating from CinemaScore have helped its word-of-mouth and that should help its legs going forward. The film also earned an estimated $8.8 million internationally in 30 markets for an early international total of $10.2 million It is still too early to judge how the film will do overseas. More...

Friday Estimates: Abominable Grows on its Opening Day

September 28th, 2019

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Abominable bounced back a bit during Friday to earn $5.69 million. This is still behind Smallfoot’s opening Friday, but it is better than its previews. This is strong evidence that the film’s reviews and its A rating from CinemaScore is already having a positive effect. $20 million is now much more likely than it was yesterday at this time, while with a little luck, it will match our $22 million prediction. More...

Weekend Predictions: Will Abominable Live Up to Its Name or will it be ... Bominable?

September 26th, 2019

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The last weekend of September has been a great week to release a second-tier animated film and there have been several $100 million hits released this week in the past. This year, Abominable is hoping to succeed in this role. It does have a lot going for it, including no competition, direct or otherwise, and reviews that are, while not spectacular, certainly a selling point. On the other hand, the buzz hasn’t grown the way it should. This weekend last year, Night School led the way with Smallfoot having a strong second place opening. Unfortunately, it looks like 2019’s small winning streak will come to an end, because it is unlikely Abominable will match last year’s number one film. It might not even match last year’s second place film. More...

Theater Averages: Where’s The $10,000 Club?

September 26th, 2019

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International Box Office: Ad Astra is the Real Star of the International Chart

September 26th, 2019

Ad Astra

Last week, the international box office was dominated by international releases with six of the top seven films coming from overseas. This week, there is only four films that earned more than $10 million and only one of them wasn’t a Hollywood release. Ad Astra led the way earning $26 million in 44 markets during its first weekend of release. The film’s biggest market was the U.K., where it opened in second place with $2.83 million in 616 theaters. It did as well in South Korea with $2.32 million on 853 screens over the weekend for a total opening of $2.68 million. The film also cracked $2 million in France ($2.7 million) and Japan ($2.2 million). The film has yet to open in several major markets, so it is far from done. That said, it was an expensive movie to make and while it is doing better internationally, it isn’t doing well enough to break even any time soon. More...

Weekend Wrap-Up: Downton Opens High with New Focus Features Record

September 23rd, 2019

Downton Abbey

It was a strong weekend with almost every film in the top five topping predictions. Downton Abbey dominated the chart with $31.03 million, breaking the record for an opening weekend by a Focus Features film in the process. Both Ad Astra and Rambo: Last Blood also beat expectations, albeit by much, much smaller margins. This helped the overall box office grow 12% from last weekend to $123 million. More importantly, this is 34% higher than the same weekend last year. I was expecting substantial growth, but not this much growth. Granted, 2019 is still behind 2018, but the lead has been cut to 5.5% or $470 million at $8.14 billion to $8.61 billion. Furthermore, if we have a few more good weeks, then optimism will actually return to the box office analysis. More...

Weekend Estimates: Downton goes Downtown with $31 million

September 22nd, 2019

Downton Abbey

Downton Abbey is not only going to earn first place on the weekend box office chart, but it is going to set the record for Focus Features with an opening weekend of $31.0 million. This is substantially more than predicted and substantially more than Focus Features’ previous best opening weekend of $22.69 million earned by Insidious Chapter 3. Additionally, thanks to its reviews, its A-rating from CinemaScore, and its more mature target demographic, it has a real chance at $100 million domestically. Or it could have a serious Fanboy Effect, because it is a TV adaptation. We will know more next weekend. More...

Friday Estimates: Downton Abbey has Class

September 21st, 2019

Downton Abbey

Downton Abbey stunned analysts with an opening day of $13.38 million on Friday. However, this does include two days of previews, so keep that in mind going forward. The film’s reviews are in the 80% range, while it managed an A from CinemaScore. Both of these results suggest longer than average legs, but not enough to deal with the two days of previews. It should open with more than $30 million, which is not only much better than anticipated, it will be the best opening weekend for Focus Features. More...

Thursday Night Previews: New Releases Are Not Exactly Reaching the Stars

September 20th, 2019

Downton Abbey

Downton Abbey is going to top expectations this weekend, unless something really strange happens. The film earned $2.1 million during last night’s previews, making it easily the best of this weekend’s crop. (It also made $2.2 million in previous paid previews, so it is off to a $4.3 million start.) Additionally, its reviews are solid, even if its average score is below 7 out of 10. Finally, its target audience isn’t the type to rush out to see a movie opening night, so this start is even more impressive. I am a little concerned that the Fanboy Effect is in play here, despite the target audience, so keep that in mind. More...

Weekend Predictions: Will the New Releases Shoot for the Stars?

September 20th, 2019

Ad Astra

A better than expected opening by Hustlers and a stronger than expected hold by It: Chapter Two helped 2019 earn its second win in the year-over-year comparison last weekend. Meanwhile, we have three new releases hoping to extend the winning streak this weekend. Unfortanately, all three films have something holding them back. For example, Ad Astra was made by Fox before the merger with Disney and I’m not sure Disney is 100% behind this movie. Downton Abbey is based on a recent TV show and people are not always willing to go to the theater and spend money on something they could recently watch on TV for free. Finally, Rambo: Last Blood is earning weak reviews and that could hurt its box office chances. Meanwhile, this weekend last year, The House with a Clock in its Walls opened with $26.61 million, while A Simple Favor was the only other film to earn more than $10 million. This weekend, we could have no movie earn more than $20 million, but there are five films that should have no trouble getting to $10 million. This depth could help extend 2019’s winning streak to three weeks. More...

International Box Office: It Leads a Very International Week

September 19th, 2019

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There were seven films to earn more than $10 million on the international chart this past weekend and It: Chapter Two was the only Hollywood release among them. The film managed $46.6 million on 20,605 screens in 78 markets for totals of $169.4 million internationally and $322.1 million worldwide. The film’s only opening this weekend came in France where it earned first place with $4.6 million on 600 screens. It also did well in the U.K. with $3.9 million on 630 screens earning second place during its second weekend of release for a total of $16.5 million after two weeks of release. It also earned $3.9 million during its second weekend of release in Germany for a total of $12.6 million so far. More...

2019 Preview: September

September 1st, 2019

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Summer ended on a thoroughly mediocre note, with more August releases missing expectations than topping them. That said, it wasn’t a complete mess, with Hobbs and Shaw doing extremely well internationally, and some others heading towards profitability, if not becoming spectacular hits. September, on the other hand, should be one of the best months in the year, at least on the year-over-year competition. The month starts with It: Chapter Two, which could open with more than $100 million. By comparison, last September, only one film, The Nun, earned more than $100 million in total. Additionally, Abominable has a slim but realistic chance at reaching the $100 million milestone, so it should be a great month on the year-over-year comparison. 2019 isn’t going to catch up to 2018, but it should narrow the gap considerably. More...

Because some of our sources provide box office data in their local currency, while we use USD in the graph above and table below, exchange rate fluctuations can have effect on the data causing stronger increases or even decreases of the cumulative box office.

Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeScreensPer ScreenTotal GrossWeek
2019/09/13 1 $6,456,711   728 $8,869   $6,456,711 1
2019/09/20 1 $4,096,968 -37% 736 $5,567   $16,439,272 2
2019/09/27 1 $3,302,241 -19% 722 $4,574   $23,860,633 3
2019/10/04 3 $1,798,466 -46% 668 $2,692   $28,445,526 4
2019/10/11 5 $1,203,811 -33% 621 $1,939   $32,206,680 5
2019/10/18 9 $542,110 -55% 511 $1,061   $34,399,079 6
2019/10/25 14 $255,900 -53% 301 $850   $35,063,778 7
2019/11/01 15 $168,388 -34% 254 $663   $35,892,837 8
2019/11/08 - $73,424 -56% 179 $410   $35,735,920 9
2019/11/15 - $28,475 -61% 96 $297   $36,181,930 10
2019/11/22 - $17,251 -39% 35 $493   $36,049,400 11
2019/11/29 - $2,879 -83% 10 $288   $36,389,567 12
2019/12/06 - $2,242 -22% 7 $320   $36,934,881 13
2019/12/13 - $8,202 +266% 6 $1,367   $37,574,859 14
2019/12/20 - $860 -90% 2 $430   $36,712,736 15
2019/12/27 - $6,001 +598% 7 $857   $36,873,569 16
2020/01/03 - $82 -99% 1 $82   $36,880,657 17
2020/01/10 - $308 +276% 1 $308   $36,844,224 18
2020/01/17 - $3,930 +1,176% 2 $1,965   $36,786,636 19
2020/01/24 - $1,609 -59% 2 $805   $36,905,359 20
2020/02/14 - $370   1 $370   $36,827,319 23
2020/07/03 - $49   1 $49   $35,218,050 43
2020/07/10 - $72 +47% 1 $72   $35,739,517 44
2020/07/17 - $38 -47% 1 $38   $35,449,482 45
2020/07/31 - $1,412   1 $1,412   $37,099,270 47
2020/09/18 - $929   23 $40   $36,581,664 54

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory Release
Date
Opening
Weekend
Opening
Weekend
Screens
Maximum
Screens
Theatrical
Engagements
Total
Box Office
Report
Date
Argentina 11/21/2019 $86,278 49 60 198 $244,646 1/15/2020
Australia 9/13/2019 $2,215,629 502 502 2597 $10,015,644 9/18/2023
Austria 9/20/2019 $122,212 61 66 364 $505,369 12/11/2019
Belgium 9/25/2019 $361,851 57 62 409 $1,267,946 12/4/2019
Bolivia 12/12/2019 $2,288 14 14 16 $3,716 12/25/2019
Brazil 11/21/2019 $201,165 36 42 172 $619,528 12/11/2019
Bulgaria 9/13/2019 $7,719 0 0 0 $29,367 10/18/2019
Central America 11/14/2019 $68,008 48 48 70 $104,565 1/15/2020
Chile 12/12/2019 $28,399 19 19 49 $91,715 2/5/2020
China 12/13/2019 $1,710,000 20933 20933 21947 $3,230,237 1/15/2020
Colombia 10/31/2019 $20,652 22 22 48 $67,101 11/27/2019
Croatia 9/19/2019 $10,166 31 31 60 $36,336 10/23/2019
Cyprus 9/19/2019 $5,598 7 7 24 $21,941 10/16/2019
Czech Republic 9/13/2019 $50,733 127 127 223 $155,819 10/19/2022
Denmark 9/26/2019 $642,662 126 126 730 $3,066,042 12/18/2019
Ecuador 11/8/2019 $9,752 19 19 49 $23,928 12/4/2019
Egypt 9/18/2019 $7,397 11011 11011 11014 $12,824 10/9/2019
Estonia 9/13/2019 $73,659 25 25 89 $215,214 12/18/2019
Finland 9/13/2019 $706,183 122 127 786 $3,091,445 6/17/2020
France 9/25/2019 $1,613,678 310 402 1918 $5,498,661 12/18/2019
Germany 9/19/2019 $1,247,370 417 564 2762 $6,643,902 4/29/2020
Greece 9/12/2019 $111,346 81 81 156 $251,358 10/16/2019
Hong Kong 10/17/2019 $77,252 14 14 53 $290,262 12/4/2019
Hungary 9/12/2019 $67,041 57 67 230 $259,496 10/19/2022
Iceland 9/20/2019 $13,184 7 7 30 $99,301 11/6/2019
India 10/18/2019 $66,309 87 87 103 $110,179 11/27/2019
Israel 9/12/2019 $47,010 24 24 88 $177,571 10/19/2022
Italy 10/24/2019 $1,291,525 0 43 88 $3,346,694 10/19/2022
Japan 1/10/2020 $411,037 175 175 658 $1,866,672 4/1/2020
Latvia 10/4/2019 $9,444 15 15 40 $35,406 11/13/2019
Lebanon 9/19/2019 $10,776 11 11 21 $35,075 10/28/2019
Lithuania 9/13/2019 $22,473 15 15 44 $56,822 12/4/2019
Mexico 11/1/2019 $230,379 0 142 231 $567,339 12/18/2019
Middle East Region 9/19/2019 $0 0 1 3 $45,262 10/23/2019
Netherlands 9/13/2019 $571,375 136 160 1432 $4,342,195 10/19/2022
New Zealand 9/12/2019 $503,472 111 111 834 $2,139,606 10/19/2022
North America 9/20/2019 $31,033,665 3,079 3,548 19,263 $96,853,865
Norway 9/13/2019 $442,425 160 160 531 $1,743,325 12/18/2019
Paraguay 11/7/2019 $2,194 7 7 10 $5,552 12/4/2019
Peru 11/28/2019 $22,021 15 15 25 $48,790 1/1/2020
Philippines 9/25/2019 $18,995 8 8 20 $38,807 12/18/2019
Poland 9/13/2019 $85,422 85 85 308 $337,893 10/19/2022
Portugal 9/20/2019 $86,926 38 38 180 $356,869 12/11/2019
Romania 9/13/2019 $38,611 78 78 212 $122,082 10/19/2022
Russia (CIS) 11/21/2019 $310,070 359 359 772 $607,806 10/19/2022
Serbia and Montenegro 9/12/2019 $7,598 36 36 68 $21,792 11/6/2019
Singapore 11/28/2019 $25,521 10 10 32 $82,860 1/23/2020
Slovenia 9/19/2019 $6,975 20 20 48 $25,422 12/4/2019
South Africa 9/20/2019 $43,148 26 29 195 $329,517 1/23/2020
Spain 9/20/2019 $976,674 301 335 1426 $3,388,083 1/15/2020
Sweden 9/13/2019 $671,439 228 228 1147 $3,580,907 3/4/2020
Switzerland 9/19/2019 $149,715 53 89 454 $1,318,584 12/18/2019
Taiwan 9/20/2019 $0 0 14 28 $79,930 11/6/2019
Trinidad 9/18/2019 $20,960 11 11 33 $51,910 10/30/2019
Ukraine 11/28/2019 $147,250 161 161 340 $259,819 12/25/2019
United Arab Emirates 9/19/2019 $82,815 27 27 59 $234,743 10/30/2019
United Kingdom 9/13/2019 $6,456,711 728 736 4917 $36,581,664 9/23/2020
Uruguay 11/7/2019 $15,729 10 14 49 $48,974 1/1/2020
Venezuela 11/8/2019 $2,139 0 0 0 $6,347 12/18/2019
 
Worldwide Total$194,694,725 9/18/2023

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Lead Ensemble Members

Hugh Bonneville    Robert Crawley
Jim Carter    Mr. Carson
Michelle Dockery    Lady Mary
Elizabeth McGovern    Cora Crawley
Maggie Smith    Violet Crawley
Imelda Staunton    Maud Bagshaw
Penelope Wilton    Isobel Merton

Supporting Cast

Stephen Campbell Moore    Major Chetwode
Michael C. Fox    Andy
Lesley Nicol    Mrs Lesley Patmore
Sophie McShera    Sophie Daisy
Rob James-Collier    Robert Thomas Barrow
Allen Leech    Tom Branson
Phyllis Logan    Mrs. Hughes
Laura Carmichael    Lady Edith
Geraldine James    Queen Mary
Alex Crisp    Buckingham Palace Footman
Joanne Froggatt    Anna Bates
Douglas Reith    Lord Merton
Kevin Doyle    Mr. Molesley
Brendan Coyle    Mr. Bates
Raquel Cassidy    Miss Baxter
Charlie Watson    Albert the Hall Boy
David Haig    Mr. Wilson
Susan Lynch    Miss Lawton
Max Brown    Richard Ellis
Fifi Hart    Sybbie
Oliver Barker    George
Zac Barker    George
Mark Addy    Mr. Bakewell
Eva Samms    Marigold
Karina Samms    Marigold
Harry Hadden-Paton    Herbert Pelham
Kate Phillips    Princess Mary
Harry Livingstone    Harewood House Footman
Alice McCarthy    Harewood House Nanny
James Cartwright    Tony Sellick
Andrew Havill    Lord Lascelles
Philippe Spall    Monsieur Courbet
Richenda Carey    Mrs. Webb
Max Hutchinson    Royal Footman
Tom Ashley    Royal Footman
Simon Jones    King George V
Graeme Smiles    Royal Equerry
Tuppence Middleton    Lucy Smith
Darren Strange    Detective
John Biggins    Pub Landlord
Perry Fitzpatrick    Chris Webster
Daniel Millar    Policeman
David Lonsdale    Police Sergeant
Matthew Goode    Henry Talbot

For a description of the different acting role types we use to categorize acting perfomances, see our Glossary.

Production and Technical Credits

Michael Engler    Director
Julian Fellowes    Screenwriter
Julian Fellowes    Story Based on the Television Series Created by
Julian Fellowes    Producer
Gareth Neame    Producer
Liz Trubridge    Producer
Brian Percival    Executive Producer
Nigel Marchant    Executive Producer
Ben Smithard    Director of Photography
Donal Woods    Production Designer
Mark Day    Editor
Anna Robbins    Costume Designer
John Lunn    Composer
Mark Hubbard    Co-Producer
Jill Trevellick    Casting Director
Valentina Coccia    Unit Production Manager
Toby Ford    First Assistant Director
Adam Byles    Second Assistant Director
Mark Kebby    Supervising Art Director
Simon Walker    Art Director
Gina Cromwell    Set Decorator
Michael Weldon    Costume Supervisor
Elaine Browne    Make-up and Hair Designer
Laura Blount    Make-up and Hair Designer
Sarah Garner    Script Supervisor
Mark Ellis    Supervising Location Manager
David Lascelles    Sound Mixer
Neal Champion    Special Effects Supervisor
Ann Lynch    Post-Production Supervisor
John Wilson    Additional Editor
Thy Quach    First Assistant Editor
Bethany Giblin    Second Assistant Editor
David O’Donoghue    Executive in Charge of Production
Nigel Marchant    Executive in Charge of Production
Aliboo Bradbury    Executive in Charge of Production
Melanie Chryssochoides    Production Manager
Nigel Heath    Supervising Sound Editor
Alex Sawyer    Dialogue and ADR Editor
Alex Gibson    Sound Effects Editor
Jamie Allen    Sound Effects Editor
Philip Moroz    Foley Editor
Nigel Heath    Re-recording Mixer
Brad Rees    Re-recording Mixer
Kyle McCulloch    Visual Effects Supervisor
Ken Dailey    Visual Effects Producer
Chris Parker    Score Recordist
Adam Miller    Score Recordist
Mark Willsher    Music Editor

The bold credits above the line are the "above-the-line" credits, the other the "below-the-line" credits.