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Posted: 29/01/2015 07:20 GMT Updated: 29/01/2015 07:59 GMT
The next series of ‘Downton Abbey’ will be the last, according to reports.
The ITV period drama, which stars Hugh Bonneville and Dame Maggie Smith, will end after the sixth series airs later this year.
The final installment is set to be filmed over the spring and summer and will hit our screens in September.
Writer Julian Fellowes is set to begin working on a brand new series, ‘The Gilded Age’, about 19th century New York, whilst agents for the cast are already in talks to find them new roles.
A source told The Mirror: “It’s an open secret that Downton is ending this year.
"Some of the actors are keen to let it be known they will be available for work after the summer. Some are interested in the US, where Downton is as popular as it is in the UK.
“Joanne Froggatt, Laura Carmichael and Allen Leech were in Los Angeles for the [SAG] awards last week and there were several meetings about both TV and film roles.”
Michelle Dockery, who plays Lady Mary, has spoken in the past about working in America.
She said: “It feels as though there are more opportunities for us over there. “I love spending time there.”
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I am just sick about the ending of Downton Abbey. Gareth Naeme should hire other writers to write for Downton. Julian Fellowes may think he's "all that" but he's leaving all the Downton fans and actors out in the cold. He can be replaced. She still has Alistair the man who knows all about the time, manners, etc. Please, Mr. Naeme, save Downton Abbey.
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