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On our radar: Countdown to DOWNTON ABBEY: A NEW ERA release

Downton Abbey: A New Era Updates
Downton Abbey: A New Era All the updates

Ding dong! It's happening! We are 73 days away from seeing the continuing saga of the Crawley family (and their residence) on the big screen, in Simon Curtis' Downton Abbey: A New Era and it's 29th of April UK cinema release date cannot come quick enough.

The timing of Downton Abbey: A New Era's UK cinema release is however timeous for us as - we succumbed to the charm of Downton Abbey relatively late, despite the cultural impact of the show we only started watching the series during the lockdown and sadly only have two more seasons to go before the end but we also have Michael Engler's 2019 Downton Abbey bookmarked for viewing after the show has ended.


Even though I am trying to avoid spoilers, as I still have much to catch up on, the marketing for Downton Abbey: A New Era is ramping up and the first trailer for the film has just dropped (I am relieved to see many of my favourite characters are still in the frame as well as some new friends). Henceforth I'll try to update this page with Downton Abbey: A New Era media as it is released.

From award-winning creator Julian Fellowes comes the motion picture event DOWNTON ABBEY: A NEW ERA.

The much-anticipated cinematic return of the global phenomenon reunites the beloved cast as they go on a grand journey to the South of France to uncover the mystery of the Dowager Countess’ newly inherited villa.

I head to the In Fear Premiere presented by Stella Artois for a night of legends & Allen Leech makes one fans night - Event Report

In Fear PremiereOn Tuesday evening I went along to the very swish In Fear premiere at the ICA presented by Stella Artois and along with a terrifying film I got to enjoy the pre party at The ICA Gallery and hangout with the stars of the film and some legendary talent who came along to support the release of BIMA Best Debut Director nominated Jeremy Lovering's first feature film, a creepy tale of a new couple lost in the woods.

After a frosty chalice of Stella Artois in central London our party headed to the Institute of Contemporary Arts where we walked the red carpet alongside Director Jeremy Lovering and stars of In Fear - Alice Englert and Downton Abbey heartthrob Allen Leech who plays Max.