A Last Goodbye To The Dowager Countess | Extended Preview | Downton Abbey: A New Era
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2024
- After a long journey through halls of Downton Abbey, the Dowager Countess is finally laid to rest. With tenderness and shared memories, the family bids farewell to this beloved matriarch, her legacy echoing through the estate's halls...
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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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"Stop that noise, I can't hear myself die!" the Dowager Countess had the best lines till her very last! But no new Downton movie will be the same without her! Love Maggie Smith!
Copy and paste I see lmao no one is original..... this is posted on the movie page 😂 exact copy and paste
Always the grand duchess Diva loved her
I'd like to think many people get to have theatric "final words" with loved ones and then peacefully give up the ghost but I really doubt more than one in a hundred is that fortunate.
Or... "You're upstaging me death scene! Stop it!"
@@bryana50cents16 perhaps they are the ones who posted it
This part made me cry ..because I really love Maggie Smith...in the part she plays in Downton Abbey as the Dowager countess of Grantham because she was a great part of the series 💙 thank God Maggie Smith is still with us....
Th Dowager Countess died…..thank heaven we still have dear Maggie.
Countess
Since Michael Gambon (Dumbledore) died I always get an heart attack when I read her name in the news
For me, The Dowager Countess was the biggest character in this great story.
I love her very very much.
Of all the actors/actresses I have seen Maggie Smith is the one I've always wanted to meet. Perhaps in the next life.
ME TOO DO WE HAVE ANY YIN COAL OR GRAVEL.... WHEN THEY WERE TRYING TO SAFE THE HOME IN THE 3RD SEASON.
We, the viewers, mourned along side of the other characters. Noone could have pulled that character off like Dame Maggie Smith!
I love the way they did it. Distract your attention away for a split second and then... she's gone. Actresses die on cue. Real people don't. That's why doing it this way felt more real.
@@Robert08010 I have heard testimonies of real life (and death)- someone pretty much "waiting" for the caregiver to leave the room for a moment; and when they returned from a quick errand - gone.
OMG Edith & Mary have definitely come a long way in their relationship... comforting & hugging each other when their beloved Granny passes away. Also adorable how Elsie calls Carson 'Charlie" instead of Charles
You know l just said the same thing to hubby.
Sometimes I think that's the way it should be. A little adversarial in the beginning, so that when the trials of life really start, they're always bringing you closer to each other and you find your love for each other is real.
Honestly they just needed to be apart to become close when needed. And Edith's marriage did that
Seeing Mrs. Pattmore cry made me teary eyed. It was more than likely the Dowager that hired her, brought her into the Downtown family. 💕
Her last words... "stop that noise, I can't hear myself die" were perfect. I cried because of the reality, one day soon beloved Maggie Smith will pass...
Too true. And I can't help but think of her and her friends, Judi Dench and Joan Plowright. The Dames. They are getting so frail. TSuch talent.
@@KristineMaitland
Also:
Dame Vanessa Redgrave
Dame Sian Phillips
Let's not think about it
Now don’t say that
My mom and I saw this film in theaters with some friends, and during this scene, I whispered to my mom, "She's gone to join Matthew and Sibyl," and my mom thought that was a very tender way to look at it.
This is a very sad scene! Maggie Smith is wonderful and she made the Dowager character such an icon
To my way of thinking, best way to go. Surrounded by family and close friends.
And with no regrets.
@@Robert08010 Well, if you have no regrets, you haven't lived. IMO
This is one of the saddest scenes in the DA series. We saw the end of a life that we learned to love.
We all know this day is coming, then we will live it ... ♥️🫂♥️🫂
*I have genuinely loved this character more than some people I've met in real life* 😢
Art truly has the power to touch your soul.
Beautifully said
I loved how we saw the servants who had been at Downton the longest grieving just as the family did!
It’s 2024 and it still hits in the heart
I agree with you totally!!😊😊❤❤
This really made me cry even more now, since my own beloved grandmother passed away last December. 💔💔😭😭
Toutes mes condoléances
I know that pain and i give you my most sincere condolences. I lost mine when i was about 17 and i still think of her now in my 30s. if it is any consolation the pain gets replaced by memories and soon thinking of her will be less hurtful and will make you smile and remember her fondly.
I’m so very sorry for your loss 😢
So sorry for your loss.
I'm so very sorry for your loss. 💐
Her last words ,she can't hear her self Die , Dowager character was a trip Maggie knew she play that role😂
Downton will never be the same without her. 😢😔😪
How I miss this beautiful, elegant show. This clip had me blubbering all over again. ❤️
I agree with you as well.😊😊❤
Wasn't it Wonderful From beginning to the End.THANKING The ACTORS And Crew who made the Series such A Joy to watch.. Kudos to All
The depth of pain and sadness in this scene is/was/will be too much for me to bear despite watching Downtown Abbey numerous times. I cry each and everytime at the loss of this eccentric character, and how we all shall deeply miss this great character. Downtown Abbey will never be the same without The Dowager Countess.
I want just one episode with Andrew as Butler of Downton - Just one episode. As a final goodbye to this beautiful, divine, exquisite story
I love the relationship between Carson and Mary. It goes beyond Lady and servant. He's become a surrogate father and confidante.
Carson's quote from King Lear, knowing her Ladyship so long. And of course he is consoling Marry
The scene where Isobel sits alone on the bench kills me every time. She and the Dowager Countess may have butt heads constantly, but they really were the best of friends.
One of the saddest moments of Downton Abbey. 😢
Nooooo!! My favorite person in the whole series. A Legend.😱😱😱😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
One of the finest characters ever created for television, portrayed by one of the finest actresses ever. Oh, it's going to be a sad day when Dame Maggie really does leave us.
I can't wait for the new movie coming out!!! Yeah!!!
Best last line ever. The Dowager always had the best lines.
Maggie smith what a fantastic actress I love Downton Abbey all the cast are first class👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️
I ugly cried watching this movie for the first time today. Witty to the last. Sassiest character ever.
Absolutely amazing til the end ,amazing actress downton abby is my all time favorite ever ❤️
No matter how many times I've watched it, I've cried.
Her last words of kindness to everyone close to her! Got me 😢😢😢😢
Please add the clip where Daisy speaks to Violet about William. It's the only time in the whole show they interact and it's a beautiful moment.
It always amazes me that people in television series and movies have their families with them as they die. In reality that is so often not the case. Nurses in hospital will tell you that those who are dying often wait until they are alone even if family has just stepped out for a moment. Speaking personally,while I was in the same building, I never got to say goodbye to either parent or my sister. Imagine how heartbreaking it must be for those family members who live or are at a distance at this sad time. Kudos to Maggie and the writers for keeping this from being overly sentimental.
As a retired Hospice nurse, I can say that many people fear being undignified at the end of life-involuntary excretions, loss of beauty, signs of severe suffering. So they wait until they are alone, after everyone has said goodbye and stepped out of the room.
@@americaneclectic Thank you for supporting my point. Your explanation makes good sense. 👍
Fortunately, I was able to be alone with my sweet sweet Mom before she died. She was in a coma, but I sang a song I had written years before called, Mama, You’re the Arms (that carry me). I had a special time with her. Everyone had gone from the hospital-just for a bit. She passed away during that time…❤
It is apparently rare. But when my grandfather died, five of his six children were there - and one grandson (me) too. He and I had had a special connection for 38 years. Imagine how special he was to his children, who had known him into their fifties and sixties. No way any of us were going to abandon him that night.
@@Wilbtube I’m sorry you lost someone so dear to you. I don’t want you to think I meant any type of “abandonment”. In my father’s case, my mother had come to sit with me while the doctor attended to him. He died while the doctor was in the room. My mother died when nurses asked me to leave her room so that they could turn her. She had been in a coma for days and they needed to help prevent bedsores. When my sister died, I had been with her and comforting her and when she settled down, I crossed the hall to the family room but before I settled on the sofa, the nurse came to the door to announce that she had passed. In no case was I abandoning my family member.
My favorite line of hers was “What is a weekend?”
I have been retired for 12 years and often use that line with my husband even though he has never seen any episodes of Downton Abbey.
My favorite bit was the tiny stutter she tossed in "Wha- what is a weekend?" just to emphasize her bewilderment. Such a perfect touch.
I was already "quite dewey eyed" earlier today, then you go and post this video.
The Dowager was my favorite character in the show. There was no better choice than Dame Maggie Smith.
I so wanted The Dowager and Isobell to have a few last words. I loved their interaction all through the show.
Me too. And Carson to be able to say goodbye
So many people would give anything to go out the way she did: old, in her right mind, physically comfortable, surrounded by so much love, and speaking truth.
Such as a masterpiece of brilliant British episode ❤
On every level.
Edith & Mary embracing made me sob...
Oh how I have enjoyed these wonderful actor's!
Thinking of any of them gone makes me cry. Bravo to all ❤
MAGGIE SMITH IS A LEGEND ❤
Such a beautiful storyline.
Beautiful cast. Since the first time I watched it. I fell in love the first time around. I'm doing another round, binge watching. ❤
I was sobbing in the cinema and then went to see the movie a second time in the same day and was sobbing again 🥹💙
Thank you for sharing a beautiful TV and movie cast of actors!!!!😊😊❤❤😊❤
Death can be so ignoble. This is the way to go out. Surrounded by those we love and those who love us. Goodnight Lady Grantham. May you have one foot in heaven before the devil knows your gone!!!!!!!
I stopped watching during the first season but I’d catch snippets on UA-cam of her and I’m getting teary eyed watching this..love Maggie Smith and I know I’m going to be weepy for days after she dies..
This moment was so sad and made me cry😢😢. She was an amazing character and love her storylines.❤❤❤ She will be missed in the last movie. 😢❤❤
My the Dowager Countess be remembered for her moments helping people putting people in their place and always being there for us fans to enjoy may she be rest in peace
Mary and Carson are so good together. The affection is as real the respect.
The soul of wit has passed us by.
Downton abby is en blijft altijd mijn grootste favoriet heb alles wel meerdere keren gezien
ik heb gisteren de laatste film gezien en gehuild bij de laatste van maggie smit zij was de beste uit de serie ik zal haar missen
I would have liked to have heard a dying word to her dear friend Isobel
I want to see it again. I really don't remember Mary asking Carter to return.
They had their own one-on-one goodbye scene earlier in the film.
Lovelovelove this series ...
BEST SERIES ON TV EVER😊
I was a bit surprised, when I saw this at the cinema, that Rosamund wasn't at her mother's bedside when she died, but of course she'd have had to come up from London by train so I guess it makes sense.
The Dowager has left the building!
I only watched the first year of this series, I quit when they "killed" off Matthew Crowley. But this video made me cry.
Haven't seen it but crying so hard
What a treasure. This was the only reason my television had been on in years, for the entire series. Thank you. Memorable entertainment,
This is such a beautiful scene, I would have wanted Rosamund to be there at the Lady Grantham's deathbed as well.
Oh yea, more Downton!
I should be so lucky KY to leave this world as she did It would bring a smile to my old wrinkled face. Bless you all. I enjoyed seeing her on screen.
My mother loved her. I miss her.
Lovely death scene. I love how Mrs. Hughes comforts her husband and then it switches to the family and her maid starts crying and she tells her to be quiet and "I can barely hear myself die."
Why wasn’t her daughter at her ending??? Big mistake by Downton!!
Downton Abbey won’t be the same without Violet…😢
Nor should it be. If it were then one would wonder what her contribution was.
She was an AWSOME character. No movie would be the same without her in it
This scene had me weeping.
😢 they had the countess leave as Grand as she is
My favourite character on downtown she certainly had the best lines
If only one could choose to die that way. Surrounded by loved ones. Able to think and speak and joke with clarity. In ones own bed with no drama!
The loss of your mother is the hardest pain to live through
I cried all over again.. this is beautiful ❤
As far as I'm concerned, Downton Abbey is over.
Grazie mille un abbraccio forte a tutti voi siete fantastici troppo bella ❤️🤩❤️🤩🤩❤️🤩❤️❤️🤩🤩 questi giorni sono contenta per la maratona grazie ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
That was heartbreaking 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔
I need to be out the door in 30mins and my eyes are bloodshot and puffy 😭💙
‘The star has left the building…. ‘
I was hoping she said something about Cora fitting in and being the right choice for Robert and a great Lady Grantham.
I think, in a round about way, she did.
She did, but it was very British. She apologized to Cora for not believing that she would stay the course. She then confessed to having been wrong. That was her way of stating everything you could want. Then to banish the appearance of sentimentality, she teaed her about having to wait so long to hear her say it. Cora let her know that the message was received and appreciated.
This was sad especially they didn't bring back Mary's husband for the funeral that didn't make any sense
Matthew Goode was unavailable due to the filming schedule conflicted with his filming The Offer.
@@eilrobichaud In the end I don't think it mattered. I didn't notice him missing until someone pointed it out.
Maggie Smith total legend
I had no idea, I haven’t seen this one yet. ☹️
It's towards the end of Downton Abbey a New Era movie.
Um... "Spoiler Alert". Sorry.
Deathbed scenes are always presented as dying last words and then it all quickly comes to an end. In reality the person always slips into a coma and the actual stopping of the heart occurs hours, if not days, later.
I sure liked her she was great on the show
I did like the show
Made me teary eyed 😢
Golly
bet Maggie is happy to be free ☺️😘
Love you Maggie Smith
thank thee 😌♥️🇨🇦
This made me realize I never watched the second movie.
Powerful ending
Poor Isobel. She lost her most formidable adversary and her closest ally.
6:00 to 8:00 makes me cry
They keep asking for likes on Facebook about a season 7. It wouldn't be right without the countess..
Oh, I dunno. Getting to watch more of Mary turning into the countess.... That would suit me.
Well I must say that it wasn't like Sybill's passing.
Sybil’s passing was sooo sad. Mathew’s too. I discovered this show during Covid and binge watched it.
@@Beatrix7004 Yup
I have never actually seen this part - what series number is it from please - never saw Tom’s wedding either. Have I possibly missed a whole series somewhere? TIA Margi
This is one of the last scenes of the second film.
Maybe they could bring her back in some flashback sequences!
It's a shame Rosamund wasn't there so the whole family could say goodbye.
She wa
I can’t believe such a major plot line was released before the movie, and near 10 minutes.
This is the movie? The final 3rd?
Is series 7 real or rumor?
It’s the second one
The movie has been out for a while
@@jumpingdinosaur No way!!! Where have I been? Apparently under a rock 😂😂 Well I have weekend plans to watch this now…
So I just googled, a new era… I meant to watch when it came onto streaming. I seemed to have forgotten lol I did not know this happened I just spoiled it for myself!
@@alexlewis8143 I realized I forgot I didnt see this as i was “waiting” and waited so long I forgot!