Lady Edith Confronts Michael Gregson | Downton Abbey
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2021
- Lady Edith confronts Michael Gregson when she finds out that he's married.
Clip from Season 3, Episode 8: Matthew and Mary are keeping important secrets from each other. Carson must decide what to do with Thomas, whose future employment at Downton rests in his hands.
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Edith became more attractive as the seasons moved on. She even outshone Mary at the end.
I disagree. No one outshines Lady Mary, she wouldn't allow it! LoL!
I never thought mary was that pretty. She just dressed well and was sure or herself. Sybil was pretty. Edith was very insecure which affected how she held herself etc.
I agree. She looks prettier and is more kind than her big sister... Better morals too.
It's because she's more secure and much happier.
@@pwatson5766 Sybil outshined Mary and Edith since the beginning.
Edith looks so gorgeous in this outfit
I for one, think she is gorgeous. It maddens me that they wrote a script that Tarty Mary said so many hurtful things to her about her looks.
Yes, that teal color is beautiful and looks good on her.
How Michael's eyes light up when he sees Edith!
I know. So sad his character was killed off. 😞
I was real sorry that Gregson was killed off. They were a great match. Even better than Bertie.
I agree, Michael was strong and clever. I don’t think Bertie is too strong. Bertie might have Edith taking care of all the decisions. Michael’s character seemed to be a type who’d share the tasks.
Anyway I love her character. Sybil’s character was my favorite but she left the show. Edith had courage, substance and heart something Mary had to try to work at. Though Mary’s character tried Edith was the one to admire.
I liked Michael, but I also like Bertie and I kind of prefer him with Edith the Michael. Her love story with Michael was doomed from the get go. But aside from that it was never what I considered a good match. Yes he made her horizons bigger and helped her find the place she fit and who she was within that. But to me Bertie was always more her match. Like Edith he had figured that stuff out. They had a better chemistry in the beginning, and shared the same awkwardness when they interacted with new people. In my mind they were equals in their relationship.
Same! I liked Bertie as a character but I had hoped that Edith would end up as a modern woman running her own business. She always seemed happiest when she had a purpose. I can't help but feel like she'll be bored organising tea parties as marchioness
Bertie is only good for outranking Mary witch was very satisfying. But the loss of Gregson caused so much pain to Edith than in fact it was very sad.
@@emeraldgoddess1399
Being sensitive doesn’t equal being weak, that a common but commonly false notion.
This entire story arc just broke my heart. Here we have a gentleman traveling to Pre-WWII Germany to finally divorce his invalid wife just to legitimately marry Lady Edith. Here too we have a man who Loves Lady Edith for both her whit, her style, her charm, her personality. By the time she realized she was pregnant with Marigold, Michael had already been killed and his body undiscovered till a year or two later. Fast forward to the situation with the Drew's at Yew Tree Farm. For which I completely disapprove of how it was handled from start to finish.
It was a great story ... but the disappearance was too enigmatic. A few more details would have made it more intriguing, As it was, it was credible but too dry to be involving.
@AStoryGood I too was hoping the same thing. The most daunting thing was how this storyline followed her all the way to the end of series. And it made a quick blurb in the movie.
This story line was poignant and tragic, but contributed so much to Edith's growth. I also thought it plausible, and a grim foreshadowing of the ominous threat that was to come from the Nazis.
The Drews' sub-plot was tough to swallow. Maybe Mrs. Drew should have been brought in on the secret. But Fellowes did bring it all together, with William's father getting the farm after Marigold's abduction.
I actually loved Bertie. What a humble yet immensely competent, good, brave and sensible guy. He deserved her, and she him. And she wouldn't have been that woman had she not had, and lost, Michael.
@@ChrisChanningChannel My guess is that the character of Michael Gregson simply appeared too little in the show to be lucrative enough. Then again, it was a fitting ending that Edith married the Marquess, I believe a rung up in the nobility above Edith's own papa, and a rung below the position currently held by Prince Charles!
I believe Edith was a great match with Gregson as much as Mary was with Matthew...such a shame we didn't have them together til the end of the show...even though I like Bertie...
Yes. I’m glad that both Mary and Edith “found love” again, strong love. But I prefer Matthew and Michael…
@AStoryGood You’ve described it exactly, “once in a lifetime, irreplaceable”, even though both found love again (fortunately).
@AStoryGood Sybil was the love of Tom’s life and always will be , Matthew will always be the love of Mary’s life/her true love and same goes for how Edith loves Michael. They may have found love again but it isn’t as strong, deep and definitely not their true love/love of their lives
I’ve always thought that Michael Greyson was the anti Sir Richard Carlisle as the only thing these two men have in common is that they’re both wealthy and owners of a huge publishing company. Other than that, they couldn’t be worlds apart from each other. Michael was the best of both worlds in terms of wealth and personal character and he was perfect for Edith!
Two great loves for Edith. They both were really good men. Love Laura .. she is such a marvelous actress.Loved her style on the show .
I have mixed feelings about this relationship due to the fact that it was an affair. However, I have to agree on Fellowes’s view on it. In the Season 3 script book, he says that Edith falls for Gregson because he gives her permission to be herself. Too many times we have seen her thwarted or ignored, but he expresses an interest in her opinions. I know that Edith has made a ton of mistakes, but I can’t help but root for her after everything she’s been through.
Yes, second daughters typically must fight hard to be themselves!
I completely agree. I also love her friendship with her aunt who knew what it was like to be on the outskirts of the family.
I admit, I was a bit worried when Edith signed all of those papers for Michael without even reading it. It made me suspicious of Michael as some sort on conman who tricked Edith into signing her fortune to him with the promise of marriage, even though he was still technically married to another woman. So it was a relief to find out that Michael’s love for Edith was genuine and he was telling the truth when he made her the sole beneficiary of all of his wealth and assets. They really did loved each other and it’s tragic how it ended between them.
Best Gregson and Edith scene of all time imo
Edith looks beautiful in that beret. ❤❤😍
I'd love a plot twist that the body wasn't Michael Gregson at all and he comes back to throw a spanner in the works.
I love the British movie. I love the accents they are talking. I love learning about it 😍 And now I'm watching on Netflix 😘😘
Edith says she can't stand the thought of a married man flirting with her, yet during the war when she was helping the farmer Drake, she was kissing and flirting with him and he was married. His wife saw them and basically "fired" Edith from helping at the farm.
Yes because people never grow and change
You do realize she was way younger then, and up to that point almost no one cared what she had to say? And the kindly farmer actually talked to her and seemed to recognize her value? I'm not saying kissing a married man was smart or right, I'm saying I can understand why she did it.
Read the Season 2 script book. According to Fellowes's notes, that relationship was not going to last beyond a kiss. Therefore, Edith had no intention of trying to steal that guy from his family. Fellowes really should have made that detail clearer in the show.
She didn't seem so keen on the institution of marriage when she was snogging Farmer Drake...
I've read the Season 2 script book and according to Fellowes's notes on that incident, neither Edith nor Drake expected it to last beyond a kiss. Fellowes noted that Edith would not have run off with some farmer and Drake would not have eloped with a daughter from the big house. That tells me that that relationship would have fizzled after the kiss, even if Mrs. Drake had not intervened. While I get that she shouldn't have kissed him, I now wish that Fellowes had made it clearer on the show itself that that kiss was not the beginning of some affair.
One kiss and you think that equals breaking up a marriage?
It was clearly wrong but doesn’t mean that Edith had no morals or scruples.
I feel like this shows perfectly how she has grown as a character. From someone who kisses a married man to someone who won't tolerate even flirting from a married man. People change, and I'm glad Edith has changed in this respect.
@@Celisar1 It can.
Did you notice that Michael Gregson (Charles Edward) and Bertie pelham (Harry Haddon Patton),,their both potraited martin charteris in the crown series?..
Harry Hadden-patton potraited young martin charteris and Charles Edward potraited older martin charteris..
No
Sorry but Bertie was so boring, I hated they killed Micheal off.. him and Edith were so perfect and he allowed her to be herself and was the first person who truly saw her
Everyone in her family ignored her and enabled Mary to bully her
I don’t agree with everything edith did but I understand her actions and I loved her growth
In my mind edith moved to london and married Micheal and lived her best life outside of her family’s pity for her
I missed this.
I still can’t stand the sound of that poor fox being ganged up in by hounds, horses, and “gentlemen” welding guns!
His poor cry is so desperate. In the opening.
Does anyone know what the background score is called in this particular scene (1:40)? I absolutely love it but haven’t been able to find it
Sounds like a subtler version of the theme song, don’t know the title though sorry
Does anyone know what Season and Episode that particular scene between Lady Edith and Michael Gregson took place? I have searched endlessly to no avail. Thanks.
Look in the description box, it's right there :)
Jane eyre
Sort of. At least Michael loved his wife, according to him.
Yeah it's like that, but what is up with not divorcing a mad person when clearly she is?!
@@JA268 He could not legally divorce her. British divorce law at the time required the party not initiating the divorce had committed adultery, and in the case of women divorcing men (until 1923) there had to be further aggravating factors. If I understand the tidbits I'm picking up correctly, even if she had committed adultery, she wouldn't have been deemed competent, still making a divorce not an option.
Divorce on the grounds of insanity didn't become legal until 1937. So...I guess if Michael hadn't gone to Germany, he and Edith could have eventually married, but only after waiting about 15 years.
I was shipping them so hard.
I always thought his death was a scam. He did a runner or something.
LOL! Really? And give up his magazine? Why?
He wouldn’t leave her especially not like that
Look at the affairs that Mary had. Lady Edith has more courage, dignity and morals in her pinkie than scary mary had in her whoke body.
🙄 💚
Edith is such a pill.
What is up with not divorcing a mad person when clearly she is?! It's like that in one of my horror movies - "Cat People"
I don't know when the laws changed, but in England, you couldn't divorce a person declared incompetent. As Michael explains, someone has to be at fault. I think adultery, abuse, or desertion were needed.
Agatha Christie used this fact in a few of her stories.
@@jmarie9997 It also figures into "Jane Eyre."
The law changed in 1937.
I just wonder why he didn't go to an America 'divorce mill'.
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