Downton Abbey

"Hugh Bonneville - Robert Crawley, Earl of Grantham"

"Elizabeth McGovern - Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham"

"Michelle Dockery - Lady Mary Crawley"

"Laura Carmichael - Lady Edith Crawley"

"Jessica Brown Findlay - Lady Sybil Crawley (Seasons 1, 2 and 3)"

"Maggie Smith - Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham"

"Allen Leech - Tom Branson"

"Dan Stevens - Matthew Crawley (Seasons 1, 2 and 3)"

"Penelope Wilton - Isobel Crawley"

"Lily James - Lady Rose MacClare (Seasons 3, 4, 5, 6)"

"Jim Carter - Charles "Charlie" Carson"

"Phyllis Logan - Elsie Hughes"

"Brendan Coyle - John Bates"

"Siobhan Finneran - Sarah O'Brien (Seasons 1, 2 and 3)"

"Rob James-Collier - Thomas Barrow"

"Joanne Froggatt - Anna Bates (née Smith)"

"Lesley Nicol - Beryl Patmore"

"Sophie McShera - Daisy Mason (née Robinson)"

"Thomas Howes - William Mason (Season 1)"

"Rose Leslie - Gwen Dawson (Seasons 1 and 6)"

"Amy Nuttall - Ethel Parks (Seasons 2 and 3)"

"Kevin Doyle - Joseph Molesley"

"Matt Milne - Alfred Nugent (seasons 3 and 4)"

"Edward Speleers - James "Jimmy" Kent (Seasons 3, 4 and 5)"

"Sybil "Sybbie" Branson (Seasons 3, 4, 5 and 6; May, 1920)"

"George Crawley (Season 3 finale, 4, 5 and 6; September, 1921)"

"Victoria Aldridge (September, 1925)"

"Baby Bates ("The Finale" December 31, 1925)"

"Charles "Charlie" Parks (Seasons 2 and 3; August, 1918)"

"Eva Skinns- Marigold Gregson (Seasons 5 and 6; December, 1922 or January, 1923)"

"Daniel Clark ("A Moorland Holiday")"

"Mary Josephine Crawley and Matthew Reginald Crawley (Season 3)"

"Edith Crawley and Anthony Strallan (Seasons 1, 2 and 3)"

"Sybil Cora Crawley and Tom Branson (Seasons 2 and 3)"

"Mary Crawley and Anthony Foyle, Tony Gillingham (Seasons 4 and 5)"

"Edith Crawley and Michael Gregson (Seasons 3 and 4)"

"Mary Crawley and Henry Talbot (Season 6)"

"Edith Crawley and Bertie Pelham (Season 6)"

"there was a time when a new novel came out — let's take Saul Bellow — and it was a public event. And really, it wasn't just an elitist hobby. I remember — this goes way, way back into my early childhood — when Gone with the Wind was published, the world was whirling around this novel. I remember walking to school and seeing shopkeepers sitting outside their shops reading Gone with the Wind. This was an event. It changed people's minds. Maybe I have a yearning for that, though I don't see it would ever happen again. On the other hand, didn't we see that with Downton Abbey? So maybe it isn't all lost."