Imelda Staunton had confirmed that the third chapter of Downton Abbey would also be the last: after a few weeks, the release date of the film was announced.
Downton Abbey announced his official date debut at the cinema. The third film, which arrives after six television seasons and two feature-length sequels, will also be the last and has finally shared its release date on the big screen with its loyal audience. Only a short time ago Imelda Stauntonwhich he played in the sumptuous and regal context of Downton Abbey Maud Bagshaw, had confirmed that the third chapter would also represent the last ride for the Crawley family. The film currently in production has identified its release window. When?
Downton Abbey 3, release date of the latest film announced
The Crawley family will return to the big screen one last time. The third Downton Abbey film has officially spotted its release dateset for September 12, 2025 globally, as reported Variety. The third and final instalment featuring the Crawley family and their motley cast of waiters, cooks, butlers and wealthy relatives is currently in production in the UK, once again the fruit of Julian Fellowescreator of TV series which once again supports this latest chapter of the Crawley family. Simon Curtis, however, will take care of the direction afterwards Downton Abbey: A New Era. After Imelda Staunton announced on the microphones of BBC Radio 2 that this would also be the last chapter of Downton Abbey, Focus Features announced that we won’t have to wait that long, but only until September 2025.
Many members of the original cast will return for this latest big screen outing as Hugh Bonneville, Elizabeth McGovern, Michelle Dockery, Laura Carmichael, Jim Carter, Phyllis Logan, Robert James-Collier, Joanne Froggatt, Allen Leech, Penelope Wilton, Lesley Nicol, Michael Fox, Raquel Cassidy, Brendan Coyle, Kevin Doyle, Harry Hadden- Paton, Sophie McShera, Douglas Reith And Dominique West. We’ll see about the new entries instead Joely Richardson, Alessandro Nivola, Simon Russell Beale And Arty Froushan. He is greatly absent Maggie Smith, but for good reason: Lady Violet Crawley passed away in the second film, so involving her in the third would be somewhat surreal. The only trick would be the flashback.
