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TV Gallery: Downton Abbey

The faces, frocks and frockcoat revisited

by theartsdeskSunday, 7 November 2010

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Three sisters: Jessica Brown-Findlay, Michelle Dockery and Laura Carmichael as the Crawley girls Lady Sybil, Lady Mary and Lady Edith
  1. Maggie Smith Violet, Dowager Countress of Grantham
  2. Hugh Bonneville Robert, Earl of Grantham
  3. Penelope Wilton Mrs Isobel Crawley
  4. Dan Stevens Matthew Crawley
  5. Michelle Dockery Lady Mary Crawley
  6. Theo James Kemal Pamuk
  7. Jim Carter Mr Carson
  8. Brendan Coyle Mr Bates
  9. Rob James-Collier Thomas
  10. Thomas Howes William
  11. Joanne Froggatt Anna
  12. Rose Leslie Gwen

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