Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale

Downton's sharp-witted, duty-bound leader who must steer the estate through financial peril and social scandal. She balances personal entanglements with a resolve to protect the Crawleys' legacy.

Mary's American host who arrives after Martha's death, carrying a troubled past with money and risk. His plan to invest Downton's assets and his confession of squandering fortune create dangerous tensions.

A suave financier who stirs trouble with promises of rescue while pursuing his own financial and romantic aims. His moves threaten Downton's security and test Mary's trust.

A theatre celebrity invited to Downton’s world, whose presence blends glamour with scheming under the glare of Noël Coward and the Crawleys.

Dexter's associate and confidant, whose wit and ambition complicate the Downton dynamics as plans unfold backstage and in the hallways.

A dynamic presence with a protective instinct for his daughter Sybbie, Tom rearranges loyalties and helps steer Mary toward Downton's best interests.

A keen observer who pushes back against Sambrook's influence and helps redeem Mary’s standing in the village.

A social anchor whose ball becomes a focal point for news, alliances, and the shifting tastes of Downton’s society.

The newly prominent head cook who embodies Downton’s evolving domestic sphere and its rising influence on the estate’s morale and events.

A driving force behind the county fair, challenging tradition and steering the social calendar toward progress.

The patriarch who weighs Downton's future against the family’s legacy, choosing cautious optimism as changes unfold.

Cora, the matriarch whose steadfast presence anchors Downton as it navigates debts, divorce, and domestic rearrangements.

A loyal confidante who moves into the Crawley fold, strengthening the household’s inner circle amid upheaval.

Anna's steadfast partner, whose presence adds gravity to the Crawley household as events unfold.