Jim Carter wept after bidding farewell to Downton's Mr.
It's a role synonymous with Colin Firth, but now the original Mr Darcy could face some tough competition from the likes of heartthrob Dan Stevens. The British actor, who has been lined up for numerous roles since his departure from the ITV1 drama last year, is up against the likes of Eddie Redmayne, Hugh Dancy and 's Tom Hiddleston for the role in Death Comes to Pemberley which starts filming.Honestly, the ambiguity about whether or not Bates killed Mr. Green, while predictable, didn’t bother me nearly as much as some other things about the valet portion of the Downton Abbey.These days, however, the veteran actor is best known as Downton Abbey’s perennially unlucky servant Joseph Molesley. Over the course of six seasons, Mr. Molesley made his way ignominiously down the ranks from butler to valet and finally to footman. By the series finale, however, he’d fulfilled his lifelong dream of becoming a teacher.
Julian Fellowes, what a glorious party you threw on this week’s Downton Abbey.Aside from the parts where Isobel practically started weeping for her dead son and Tom felt totally awkward, it was.Matters become rather complicated for our favourite Downton Abbey couple Anna and Bates this week as Anna pays a visit to the site of Green’s death in London and is followed by a strange man. TV.
Actor Gary Carr has been cast as the first black character on ITV's hugely popular series Downton Abbey. Exectuive producer Gareth Naeme said on Wednesday that the British actor would play Jack.
