Julian Fellowes

Now that Belgravia has wrapped up, fans want to know - will there be a second season of the Julian Fellowes period drama?

It should be noted fairly immediately that Belgravia, the scandalously soapy new period drama from Julian Fellowes, is not Downton Abbey.

The full trailer for new limited series Belgravia, Julian Fellowes' long-awaited period drama follow-up to Downton Abbey, is here and it looks great. 

Mark your calendars, period drama fans: Belgravia, the long-awaited new series from Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes, has an official premiere date at last. 

At long last, the trailer for Julian Fellows' next period drama is here. The Downton Abbey creator will return to the small screen in 2020 with Belgravia, a lavish story of secrets and scandals set in 19th century London, when the upper echelons of society began to rub shoulders with the emerging industrial nouveau rich. 

Julian Fellowes latest effort – the Downton Abbey movie – may be ruling the roost at the box office, but he’s already hard at work on his return to the small screen. Period drama Belgravia is headed to Epix later this year, and now there’s finally some solid news on his next big project: The Gilded Age.

The film adaptation of Laura Moriarty’s The Chaperone, starring Downton Abbey alum Elizabeth McGovern, arrives on PBS Passport this August.

Filming is officially under way on Belgravia the new period drama from Julian Fellowes, the creator behind the mega-popular Downton Abbey. And to celebrate U.K. network ITV and U.S. cable channel Epix have released a handful of first-look images from the show.

Julian Fellowes's Downton Abbey follow up, The Gilded Age, has moved from airing on NBC to airing on HBO.

The newest series from Julian Fellowes, Belgravia, casts Dame Harriet Walter and several other familiar faces as ITV prepares to launch a Victorian-era version of Downton Abbey.