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Downton Abbey (2019) [PG]

Release Date:
September 12, 2019

Original Title:
Downton Abbey

Alternate Titles:
Downton Abbey: O Filme
Downton Abbey: The Motion Picture
Downtown Abbey: The Movie

Genres:
Drama | History | Romance

Production Companies:
Carnival Films
Focus Features
Perfect World Pictures

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG  BR: 12  CZ: 15+  DK: 11  ES: 7  FI: K-7  FR: TP  GB: PG  HU: 12  IE: PG  JP: G  KR: 15  NL: 12  PL: 12  PT: M/12  RO: AP  RU: 18+  SE: 7  SG: M18  US: PG 

Runtime: 122

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Overview from TheMovieDB

The beloved Crawleys and their intrepid staff prepare for the most important moment of their lives. A royal visit from the King and Queen of England will unleash scandal, romance and intrigue that will leave the future of Downton hanging in the balance.

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Production

"A" Camera Operator:
Ben Smithard

"B" Camera Operator:
Simon Baker

ADR Editor:
Alex Sawyer

ADR Mixer:
Oliver Brierley
Alex Fielding

Aerial Director of Photography:
John Marzano

Art Direction:
Simon Walker

Assistant Costume Designer:
Eloise Park
Kathryn Tart

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Joshua Darby

Best Boy Electric:
Kevin Heatherington

Best Boy Grip:
Jamie Brittain

Carpenter:
Gary Jobber

Casting Director:
Jill Trevellick

Characters:
Julian Fellowes

Choreographer:
Diana Scrivener

Co-Producer:
Mark Hubbard

Construction Manager:
Dan Marsden
Dan Crandon

Costume Design:
Anna Mary Scott Robbins

Costume Supervisor:
Michael Weldon
Harriet Edmonds

Dialogue Editor:
Alex Sawyer
James Feltham

Director:
Michael Engler

Director of Photography:
Ben Smithard

Drone Pilot:
Peter Ayriss

Editor:
Mark Day

Executive Producer:
Brian Percival
Nigel Marchant

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Tristan Haley

First Assistant Director:
Toby Ford

First Assistant Editor:
Thy Quach

Foley Artist:
Paula Boram

Foley Editor:
Philip Moroz

Gaffer:
Tom Gates

Hair Designer:
Anne Oldham

Hair Supervisor:
Elaine Browne

Key Grip:
Tony Sankey

Makeup & Hair:
Laura Blount
Karen Folly
Marc Pilcher
Sam Smart
Annette Field

Makeup Designer:
Anne Oldham

Makeup Supervisor:
Elaine Browne

Original Music Composer:
John Lunn

Post Production Supervisor:
Ann Lynch

Producer:
Gareth Neame
Julian Fellowes
Liz Trubridge

Production Coordinator:
Aneta Chalas

Production Design:
Donal Woods

Production Secretary:
Carlene Garvey

Production Sound Mixer:
David Lascelles

Screenplay:
Julian Fellowes

Script Supervisor:
Sarah Garner

Second Assistant Director:
Adam Byles

Set Decoration:
Gina Cromwell

Sound Effects Editor:
Jamie Allen
Alex Gibson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Nigel Heath
Brad Rees

Special Effects Coordinator:
Emma Champion

Special Effects Supervisor:
Neal Champion

Steadicam Operator:
Simon Baker

Still Photographer:
Jaap Buitendijk

Stunt Coordinator:
Rowley Irlam

Stunts:
David R. Grant

Supervising Sound Editor:
Nigel Heath

Third Assistant Director:
Jason Rickwood

Unit Production Manager:
Valentina Coccia

Visual Effects Editor:
Sascha Dhillon

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