Actually, what we really want to convey is the details. For Downton Abbey, especially the political details. We never want to be pointed out the mistakes in the film, because our environment (referring to the environment in the film) must be real, and that environment should form a credible platform for the development of the story.
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I've been trying to add a few more layers of details to make our series stand the test of time, and the audience will watch it all the time. Ideally, after each reading, they can always find the details that were overlooked when they watched it before.
British aristocratic historians "monitor" the whole process.
In this film, the classic British elegance, etiquette and modeling in 1920s are so good. As the director of this film, where did you learn these details of 1920s? How do you show these details through your actors?
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A lot of investigation and research, I think the whole research process is particularly interesting. I will study it even if the footman knocks or doesn't knock. At the same time, we also have a historian, Ariste Bruce, who will "monitor" the whole shooting process to ensure that every detail of us is correct in history and there are no mistakes in every way. Ariste is a very good guide for us, and his personal relationship with the current British royal family is very valuable to us.
Kester does have a story, and he has a criminal record, which is surprising. But her relationship with Mosley is really touching. Mr. Barrow stayed in Downton again because of the fire and felt sorry for Jimmy. He was caught and forced to go offline. & ltImg: Regarding the peach blossom of Miss Da, priestfield stadium actually offered to date Mary, but Miss Da's answer was obviously fashionable. This wonderful trip happened to be bumped into by the old lady's servant. Mary tried to love and felt it was inappropriate, but Priest Field Stadium refused (smile. jpg)。
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After what happened to Anna, the Prissfield Stadium and Mary were cursed, so it was probably difficult to be together. Luckily, Mary has a new peach blossom in Addicks's house. Congratulations. With the development of the plot, Bates is not the murderer, and the screenwriter is very powerful! However, after the death of the servant, the hateful criminal, at the Plyfield Stadium, the police investigated him. Although Anna was maliciously accused, with the help of Mosley and Baxter, she finally got a good ending, and the Christmas special was very sweet. My God, Cora and Grandma both have peach blossoms. Grandma's secret is really exotic and romantic. The mood of the Russian princess who witnessed their romance is probably very complicated. I like to see the count jealous. Cora's red scarf is really beautiful, but if she continues to flirt with other people's bedrooms, it's really necessary to clear her tears for Count Grantham. Although the result of jealousy is to find a source of funds for the further development of the village. The screenwriter made me kneel down and weave such a big net!