In Downton Abbey 504 Sarah Bunting continues to cause waves and Violet’s (Maggie Smith) reveals to Isobel the surprising truth of her past with Prince Kuragin!
Series 5 Episode 4 of 8. Transmission: Sunday October 12th, 2014 at 9.15pm – 10.00pm on ITV
The US viewers will have to wait until January, 2015 when PBS will be screening Series 5.
Downton Abbey 504 – EXCLUSIVE Teaser video
Downton Abbey 504 – Image Gallery
Downton Abbey 504 – Official Information
Sarah Bunting continues to cause waves above stairs, but this time she may have gone too far.
On returning to Downton, Thomas is suffering an inexplicable illness; Baxter suspects there’s more to it than he’s letting on.
Meanwhile, Violet reveals to Isobel the surprising truth of her past with Prince Kuragin and Mary comes to a decision concerning Lord Gillingham, but things don’t go quite as planned.
When Rose’s father Shrimpie returns to Downton, he breaks news that will shock the whole family.
Principal Cast:
Violet, Dowager Countess of Grantham – Maggie Smith
Robert Earl of Grantham – Hugh Bonneville
Lady Edith Crawley – Laura Carmichael
Mr Carson – Jim Carter
Baxter – Raquel Cassidy
John Bates – Brendan Coyle
Anthony Gillingham – Tom Cullen
Lady Mary Crawley – Michelle Dockery
Molesley – Kevin Doyle
Anna – Joanne Froggatt
Lady Rose – Lily James
Thomas – Robert James-Collier
Tom Branson – Allen Leech
Mrs Hughes – Phyllis Logan
Cora, Countess Of Grantham – Elizabeth Mcgovern
Daisy – Sophie Mcshera
Mrs Patmore – Lesley Nicol
Dr Clarkson – David Robb
Jimmy – Ed Speleers
Isobel Crawley – Penelope Wilton
Mrs Drewe – Emma Lowndes
Tim Drewe – Andrew Scarborough
Mrs Wigan – Helen Sheals
Headmaster – Patrick Brennan
Sarah Bunting – Daisy Lewis
Spratt – Jeremy Swift
Lady Shackleton – Harriet Walter
Lord Merton – Douglas Reith
Lady Anstruther – Anna Chancellor
Kitty Colthurst – Louise Calf
Simon Bricker – Richard E Grant
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“principal” not “principle” cast…. Tsk tsk
Corrected. Thanks!
???? no meanness intended. … and while we’re there, “illness” should be followed by a “:” ….. liked the article nonetheless…
Thanks. We however disagree with your suggested punctuation amendment. A Semicolon (‘;’) can be used between two closely related independent clauses. A colon (“:”) is more used for a list.
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