Movies

Downton Abbey star Lily James is heading to Manderley again, headlining a brand new remake of Daphne DuMarier’s classic novel Rebecca.

Miss Fisher and The Crypt of Tears begins filming, as new cast members are announced for the upcoming big screen adaptation of the popular mystery series. 

Start planning your theater trips now, folks – the Downton Abbey movie has an official release date!

Dan Stevens has certainly been doing his best to leave his image as swoony Downton Abbey heartthrob Matthew Crawley behind since he exited Highclere Castle during the show’s third season.

And with the trailer for Stevens next project, a horror film called Apostle, it looks like he plans to continue to take on a variety of newsworthy but kind of weird projects.

Filming has kicked off on the highly anticipated feature film adaptation of period drama Downton Abbey.

Yes, it’s really happening. After all the rumors, false starts, and fervent fan hoping, production is under way, the movie was officially confirmed back in July. The major players we all know and love were confirmed to be returning, including Hugh Bonneville, Michelle Dockery and, of course, the indomitable Dame Maggie Smith. And now, principle photography on Downton: The Movie (which still doesn't have an actual title yet)

 is officially under way.  

Star Wars picks up one of the biggest U.K. crossover fandoms by adding Doctor Who's Matt Smith to the Episode IX roster.

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is now streaming on Netflix. The setting, cast and message of the story are just three reasons you might want to give this film a try.

This is not a drill: The Downton Abbey movie is happening. 

Stories of real-life queens are all the rage right now. From modern day period drama The Crown to more historical fare such as Victoria, The White Princess and upcoming Starz drama The Spanish Princess, we just can’t seem to get enough of the girls who run the world.

The next big thing headed our way is a feature film adaptation of one of history’s greatest rivalries: Mary Stuart, the Queen of Scots and her cousin, Elizabeth Tudor, the Queen of England. 

Indie director Yorgos Lanthimos – the man behind critical darlings The Lobster and The Killing of the Sacred Deer – is bringing his talents to the period drama genre with upcoming film The Favourite.

The movie – which upon first glance seems a bit like the English spiritual cousin of Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette – follows the story of two cousins jockeying for positions and favor at the court of Queen Anne in early 18th century England. The first trailer for the upcoming film dropped this week - and, honestly, it looks fantastic.