| Downton Abbey: Season 4 | |||||
| ITV DVD (2013) | |||||
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| Maggie Smith | Violet Crawley / Dowager Countess of Grantham | |
| Edward Speleers | Jimmy Kent | |
| Jim Carter | Charles Carson | |
| Elizabeth McGovern | Cora Crawley / Countess of Grantham | |
| Hugh Bonneville | Robert Crawley / Earl of Grantham | |
| Penelope Wilton | Isobel Crawley | |
| Michelle Dockery | Lady Mary Crawley | |
| Lily James | Lady Rose MacClare | |
| Brendan Coyle | John Bates | |
| Allen Leech | Tom Branson | |
| Laura Carmichael | Lady Edith Crawley | |
| Joanne Froggatt | Anna Bates | |
| Phyllis Logan | Mrs. Hughes | |
| Lesley Nicol | Mrs. Patmore | |
| Sophie McShera | Daisy Mason | |
| Kevin Doyle | Joseph Molesley | |
| Cara Theobold | Ivy Stuart | |
| Robert James-Collier | Thomas Barrow | |
| Matt Milne | Alfred Nugent | |
| David Robb | Dr. Clarkson |
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| Producer |
Julian Fellowes
Gareth Neame Rebecca Eaton Rupert Ryle-Hodges |
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| Writer |
Julian Fellowes
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| Cinematography |
Graham Frake
Nigel Willoughby |
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| Musician |
John Lunn
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The Crawleys have been the Earls of Grantham since 1772. In the drawing rooms and library and beautiful bedrooms, with their tall windows looking across the park, lives the family, but below stairs are other residents, the servants, as fiercely possessive of their ranks as anyone above. Some of them are loyal to the family and are committed to Downton as a way of life, others are moving through, on the look out for new opportunities or love or just adventure. The difference being that they know so many of the secrets of the family, while the family knows so few of theirs... |
| Seen it: Yes 60 mins 9/15/2013 1. Episode 1 | ||
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New mother Mary is finding it hard to come to terms with Matthew's shocking death. Robert and Violet fall out over how to handle the situation. Jimmy takes an interest in Ivy, while Carson receives an unwelcome reminder from his past.
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| Seen it: Yes 45 mins 9/22/2013 2. Episode 2 | ||
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Mary starts to get over the grief she is feeling, and takes an interest in the running of the estate. Lady Rose MacClare, Lady Flintshire's daughter, ends up in a predicament at a tea dance in York. Hughes attempts to convince Carson to heal an old wound.
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| Seen it: Yes 45 mins 9/29/2013 3. Episode 3 | ||
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An extravagant house party at the Abbey gives the Crawleys a chance to reconnect with old friends. But some guests prove more welcome than others, and along with the celebrations come skulduggery and heartache.
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| Seen it: Yes 45 mins 10/6/2013 4. Episode 4 | ||
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Amid the fallout from the eventful house party, Mary faces a pressing question about her future. Carson reveals surprisingly intimate details of his former life, and a trip to the bright lights of London sees Rose put the reputation of the Crawleys in jeopardy.
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| Seen it: Yes 45 mins 10/13/2013 5. Episode 5 | ||
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Change is in the air as an exciting opportunity for Alfred creates tension between Ivy and Daisy. Isobel appeals to Violet's charitable nature, but it does not come without a fight, and Branson considers a new future for himself and baby Sybbie.
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| Seen it: Yes 45 mins 10/20/2013 6. Episode 6 | ||
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A birthday party is planned for Robert, but Rose's surprise contribution to the event ruffles feathers above and below stairs. A new farming venture on the Downton estate comes with dramatic repercussions for Mary, and Edith receives more unwelcome news.
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| Seen it: Yes 45 mins 10/27/2013 7. Episode 7 | ||
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Cora's playboy brother has got himself into a spot of bother and Robert has to make a trip to America to bail him out. Blake and Mary are forced to put aside their differences to deal with a new farming venture on the estate. When Violet is taken ill, help comes from an unlikely quarter. In spite of Mrs Hughes, Mrs Patmore and Carson's attempts to keep the peace, romantic tensions below stairs cause problems.
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| Seen it: Yes 45 mins 11/3/2013 8. Episode 8 | ||
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Rosamund comes up with a plan to help Edith deal with her problem, but Violet may be about to see right through it. Isobel is the object of someone's attention, while Mary asks Gillingham for a favour. Rose is frustrated when things do not go her way and Alfred realises too late that he may have made a mistake. Just as Bates and Anna seem to be getting over the worst, some unexpected news shakes her up.
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