Downton Abbey cast get emotional about saying goodbye as producer admits they

The drama, which charts the antics of the upstairs and downstairs occupants of an English country mansion, ends several years shy of the 1929 stock market crash.

Neame revealed to America television critics that it had been discussed, but there was no script or a firm plan.

Viewers have been gripped by the internationally renown show, which became one of the biggest TV phenomenons of the past decade, but were stunned when bosses confirmed Downton would finish later this year.

With “Downton Abbey” coming to an end, its executive producer is offering hope that a follow-up movie is at least a possibility.

Season 6 will premiere on January 3, 2016 on PBS.

The clips also showed Anna Bates (Joanne Froggatt) saying Mrs. Hughes (Phyllis Logan) needs a proper dress for her wedding to Mr. Carson (Jim Carter), and Carson telling Lord Robert Grantham (Hugh Bonneville) that Downton needs more staff.

The British drama that helped buttoned-up PBS roll up its sleeves to mainstream popularity is getting closer to bidding adieu. “We are indebted to our UK partners for making a show which will go down in television history, not just for its impeccable writing, acting and production values, but most importantly, for its enormously warm-hearted audience appeal”.

‘It felt like, for a split second, it wasn’t our home anymore – and, of course, it never was our home, but it felt like it.

Entertainment Weekly writes that there are only two weeks of filming left, with some actors already finished with their scenes and the entire production done at Highclere Castle. “There is this speculation about whether we’d make a Downton movie, and we might”.

“Sherlock” fans have grown familiar with the waiting game between TV seasons, but they may be encouraged that show-runner Steven Moffat says he could see it “going on for a long while”.

The global Business Times reports that after Mary, played by Michelle Dockery, lost her husband in season 3, grieved in season 4 and tried to get over her past in season 5, season 6 is the time for her to choose a suitor.

“Masterpiece” executive producer Rebecca Eaton said PBS is working to be “as nimble as we can with this one”.

The last episode is to be aired as a Christmas Day special on ITV1. So I think to have them all killed in a bus [in the finale] would be a mistake.

“He wants to conserve the best of the past, but absolutely understands that the future beckons, and the question in this series is do they succeed”, Hugh added.