Downton Abbey 2, which was scheduled to be released on Christmas, was postponed to March 18, 2022
The 1905 film network news film version of "Downton Abbey 2" recently adjusted the schedule of the film. It is understood that the film was postponed from the original schedule of December 18, 2021 to March 18, 2022. It was changed from the Christmas slot to the following year's spring slot. The specific reason for the delay was not explained by the producer.
Set in Yorkshire during the reign of King George V in the 1910s, Downton Abbey shows the human world of Britain's upper nobility and servants. Downton Abbey is a british ITV miniseries of the era launched in 2010 and officially concluded in 2015 for its sixth season. The series has won 3 Golden Globe Awards, 15 PrimeTime Emmy Awards and 1 British Academy Special Award. In addition, with a total of 69 Emmy nominations, the show has deservedly become the most nominated non-American drama in The history of the Emmy Awards.
In terms of creative, British director Simon Curtis directed the film, and he previously shot the famous "Woman in Gold" and "My Week with Monroe" and other films. The film version of Downton Abbey 2 has always been on the producers' plans. In 2018, the film version of "Downton Abbey 2" was filmed because the script could not be guaranteed. Subsequently, the screenwriter of the series, Julian Ferros, joined the crew, and the film took shape smoothly. The writer of the sequel is also Julian Ferros himself. Therefore, the film is worthy of the expectations of Downton fans.