Ferocious Fights! | Downton Abbey
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2022
- There have been many an argument that got out of hand at Downton... enjoy this compilation of some of the most ferocious fights!
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The costume drama series, Downton Abbey, written and created by Oscar-winning writer Julian Fellowes, stars Academy Award-winner Maggie Smith as a Dowager Countess of an Edwardian English country house in 1912. The series portrays the lives of the Crawley family and the servants who work for them, in a time before the last vestige of a century’s old tradition were stripped away by World War and the modern age. The all-star cast also includes Hugh Bonneville and Elizabeth McGovern.
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“Do you promise?” 😂
The Dowager always has the best lines 🤣🤣🤣
@@creativehorsequeen Agree ! I wonder which character is going to be the next #1 punchliner in the next movie. She seems irreplaceable.
I always felt a little sorry for Sir Richard when she says that, especially when you see the look on his face at that moment. Iain Glen played it so well, because that quick little comment was no less than adding salt to the wound. I think she would have found a more diplomatic, less caustic way of saying he would not be missed I think sometimes Julian Fellowes overdid it with giving Maggie Smith cute/funny lines. If that were a real-life situation, someone saying that would be very hurtful and I don't think the Dowager would have been that flippant.
One of the BEST lines of the entire series!!!
@@BlissfulDee her personality was always “old woman who says what she thinks” She didn’t care for Richard Carlyle and stated many times that he was an unsavory and uncouth sort that she didn’t want Mary to have anything to do with. He didn’t have any notable status in society other than “rich guy” and he wasn’t respected in any of the social circles the Dowager cared about. After it was clear that everyone else in the family had grown to dislike him too, she would have had no need to pretend to be polite to him.
Matthew: "Sorry about the vase."
Violet: "Oh no, don't be. Don't be. It was a wedding present from a frightful aunt. I have hated it for half a century."
and the "do you promise" is impeccable xD
😂
2:48 I love how they’re all just standing around while William beats Thomas, but the moment Thomas lands a punch, they step in the separate them. I think they were all in agreement that Thomas kinda deserved it. Tom even says “He had that coming” a few seconds later.
I was gonna say the same thing! Lol
Though I agree with your comment, I think there was also a moment of shock. To that point, William had always been such a nice guy, not even defending himself against Thomas bullying him. The staff, as well as the show viewers, were not expecting him to suddenly burst out of anger like that. After a few seconds, they all realized William was not going to give up and acted on separating them.
you're right! Carson doesn't even scold William, even though he started the fight.
I really love Thomas but he *did* deserves it.
William's pounding Thomas with fists & the women are watching on in silence.
Then, when Thomas punches William & you hear the collective gasps of the females & the fight is broken up. Lol
Robert's slap was my favorite 😂👍👍
That came from London to New York 😂😂😂
ahahahahahahahah🤣🤣
Will Smith defended the wrong lady.
He recharged before the slap/
Sir Richard may have started the fight but granny Violet sure finished it.
2:38 Carson sounds like a English grandfather telling his grandsons to stop fighting 😂
3:51Also how Sir Richard say Ohh Here he is the man who can smile and smile and be a Villain 😂
4:54 “How smooth you are 😂😂😂
I love how much Edith has grown that she can maturely and justly tell Mary off.
It's hilarious that nobody bothers to stop the fight between William and Thomas and only Branson intervenes after Thomas gets a hit. Carlson actually pats him on the shoulder afterward. 🤣
Years of Edith’s frustration finally erupting with full barrels.
Edith was horrible. She leaked the scandal and took it too far. She drew first blood. She deserved that just desserts from Mary.
@@KO-vv1oz I think you mixed the girls up.
@@davidthaler7018 KO is talking about the Pamuk scandal and how it almost ruined the family when Edith wrote a letter to the Turkish embassy..Edith's child out of wedlock scandal only caused a damage with in the walls of the house to Edith but Edith dragged the Turkish embassy and the public into the fuss (rem the letter from Susan to the Dowager? )
@@abhilashmishra3601 That letter was written more than 10 years prior. Mary may be passive-aggressive, but I doubt this was her revenge for that. No…she was playing “come here, go away” with Henry, and when he did the latter, it pissed her off and no one else can be happy if Mary’s unhappy.
In the case of Marigold’s parentage, Mary fired the first shot.
@davidthaler7018 • I don't agree. I don't think it's a case of Mary seeking revenge. Remember that Mary was honest about the Pamuk episode with Matthew.
When Mary says to Edith now, "I wasn't to know you hadn't told him," I think that's because Mary thought Edith wouldn't risk her future happiness by hiding something as scandalous as Marigold from Bertie. To me, this scene is very ironic because Edith is accusing Mary of the flaws Edith has displayed throughout the series.
Remember that Edith didn't just out Mary, Edith came on to the farmer she was driving the tractor for during the war, even though she knew he was married.
Edith then went on to have an affair with Gregson, another married man. She compounded that scandal by bearing his child and fostering Marigold with the tenant farmer, who had been on the estate for hundreds of years. Then, when Edith wanted, she took Marigold away from them, forcing them to leave the farm.
Edith seemed to never have been held accountable for any of her conniving or meanness until she was finally caught out by Bertie. If life was fair, she would have lost him for good.
i just love how edith finally tells off mary. thats the best part
7:07 That slap has always killed me. It’s so dramatic 😭
He smacked him to 2037 😂😂
Mary's trash bag: You won't see me again Grandma Violet: DO NOT threaten me with a good time 😂😂😂😂
"I've hated it for half a century" 😂
I love how the thumbnail implies that Tom and William had a fight at some point.
Though I had read the video title, I wasn't expecting the Crawley sisters' argument in the end ! lol
When this scene first aired I was beyond elated! Lady Mary was long over due a complete smack down. She deserved to have her "head chopped off" by both Lady Edith and her brother in-law, Tom.
They should have added the drubbing she got from Tom Branson.
A surprise to be sure but a welcome one.
I love how Edith tells Mary off
You're not the only one. It was both self serving and satisfying all at the same time.
Yes, she FINALLY stood up for herself
I don't. No class.
@@Kotyk_Murkotyk be quiet.
Wm beat Thomas with the approval of the entire staff. Wm went HAM!
He put his entire body into that punch
"But why did you get into a fight, it's not like you"
Because of a thing called "love"
Saying Barrow was in love with Jimmy is a bit of a stretch
@@reyon2673 I don't think so. I think Thomas was really in love because Violette is right, getting into a fight is not like him. Plus he's usually quick at letting people go (I mean, O'brien was his only friend and he literally got over their friendship in a few days, I could never) but even though Jimmy rejected him, almost made him loose his job and kept acting very cold with him, (I don't think that we can blame Jimmy for the last one) Thomas kept defending him and trying to be friends no matter what
"You're wrong you know, as you so often are..."
2:31 4:29 Fights start
2:37 4:37 Both daddys demand both fights to stop
I love all the characters in this series, love to hate them and hate to love them 😂🤣
I do love how Carson just pats William on the shoulder. No reprimand, just *pat*
Someone did a crack video where they put ‘I predict a riot’ over Thomas and William fighting, it’s brilliant.
Used to think that Thomas was a sociopath but I was wrong about him. He does have compassion and he does stand up for people.
If he thinks there could be something in it for him.
At 2:53. How was Thomas not fired on the spot by Carson right here? Carson even had to physically restrain him, which no boss should ever do with an employee. Thomas instigated this fight by being so nasty about Cora's miscarriage. Then he horrifically insulted, and then enraged, William by viciously besmirching the death of his mother. In any normal workplace with a normal boss, Thomas would've been out of a job lickety-split. Can someone explain to me/remind me how Thomas got away with this? I don't recall many details from the first season. But this doesn't seem right...
They were chronically low staffed at many points. As it was said in the first episode, in their house in the past the valets were expected to also be additional footmen for large parties and dinners with prominent guests. Since the valet was always Bates who couldn’t carry a tray AND steady himself with a cane at the same time, we never saw that in practice. The times he was not the valet they weren’t holding big parties anyway or there was a war on. There was also a big garden party imminent and there was no way for it to happen without a second footman. They planned to fire thomas for other things right after the party anyway. He just took himself out of the picture by giving his notice at the party after volunteering for the medical core. There were other times when thomas came close to getting himself fired later on, but his scheming (and luck once or twice) gave him a reprieve.
He always managed to get away with everything because the actor was well liked.
He was protected by plot armor
It was 100+ years ago. Times were different. It was slightly acceptable back then in this type of circumstance.
And actually in today's workplace, both Thomas and William would have been fired. Every place that I have worked has had a zero tolerance for violence.
I never hated Mary but I was always on Edith’s side. I could commiserate with her as a younger sister with a not great older one.
Imagine Jim carter being ur granddad and then yells at u like that 2:37
Imagine Jim Carter being your granddad and then watching the movie "Top Secret".
I love, how Mr. Carson pads William's shoulder in a fatherly way after the fight, even though technically, he was the first to throw hands. Which, under different circumstances, might have gotten him dismissed. Or at least scoldet. Takes a lot for good old Carson, to forget about proper demeanor, but here his limit was clearly reached.
Love the old lady. Do you promise??
"Stop this at once!" sounds to me like a scene of Scrooge McDuck and the Beagle Boys at McDuck Mansion.
Yay Mathew 👍
Go Robert 👍
Yay William 👍
I like how everyone waited for Thomas to get the upper head to end the fight😂😂. No likes him.
I love how the earl just back handed him. The reward for insolence
Yay Lady Grantham 👍
5:36 Was that comment about the vase sarcasm?
I doubt it.
justice for thomas
We deserved a physical girl on girl fight.
Female fisticuffs in this era among people of this class? Not bloody likely! :-)
@@davidthaler7018 would've been dope haha
@@babsgrayson8432 No…it would have been “amusing” or “diverting”, not “dope.” :-)
🙂 💙 💜
Being the Middle Child...
What happened that had everyone mad at Thomas and William starting to throw punches?
Cora miscarried, and Thomas was dismissing and diminishing the subject, and then he brought up Williams mother dying
I was and will always be Team Mary, but she did deserve to be called out for spilling Edith's secret like that. Of course Edith didn't do herself any favors by not telling Bertie about Marigold in the first place, but still, Mary had no right to do what she did.
Did Cora ever find out about her husband affair with the maid?
I think she might have suspected because when she was trying to get Robert to move back into the bedroom, she subtly reminded him about "flirtations" that may have been misunderstood.
What’s O’Briens secret? Did she dally with Robert?
Now there’s an image…thanks for that.
The Dowager was looking for a new Lady’s Maid and Cora was helping her. O’Brien thought the new maid would be HER replacement so she was pissed. As revenge, she put soap outside Cora’s bathtub so she’d slip and fall; her conscience got the better of her at the last minute, but it was too late-Cora did slip and fall, and having recently become pregnant, she miscarried. Turns out the baby was a boy (though back then, I’m not sure how they would have known so early) and would have easily resolved the issue of an heir for Robert.
@@acat1130 Clarkson figured that Cora was 3 or 4 months along so visual inspection makes sense.
I somehow feel where Thomas is coming from: he has disgust for the world that finds him disgusting and would rather be hated for his character than cause disgust for his sexuality.
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Kinda disappointed in Matthew’s fighting abilities. You’d think after serving as an infantry officer, he’d be a bit more proficient. 😀
He was an officer because of his social rank, not his fighting skills.
@@heathercontois4501 He would still go through training, and he'd spent several years fighting in the trenches. He should have wiped the floor with Carlisle.
@@flyboy152 Got it.
@@flyboy152 wasn't this while he was still weak though? He was barely standing at this point
@@connerh1382 This was months later, he’d pretty much recovered. Even if he was still a bit weak in the legs, he still should have thrown a better punch.