Downton Abbey fans 'work out' finale's plot from trailer
Taking to the comments, one person said: "This made me weep," adding that they will miss Maggie Smith while watching the movie.
Others on YouTube were quick to welcome the film, with one person writing: "So excited."
Fans 'work out' plot for Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale after spotting major clue in trailer
Other fans took to the Downton Abbey Reddit to discuss the trailer, with one person spotting a major clue.
Responding to another user on the forum, the viewer said: "The fact that nobody else is wearing hats indicates that Robert and Cora are returning, rather than everyone leaving.
"I reckon it might be a situation in which Harold has lost everything, Robert and Cora go to pick him up, but Downton is safe due to some kind of wise investment?"
Another person wrote: "Very proud that, by the end of the series, the community has successfully figured out the plot of the finale by clocking that some characters weren't wearing hats."
The time has come to say goodbye. #DowntonAbbey: The Grand Finale is only in theaters September 12. pic.twitter.com/Uj6hxJP5tD — Downton Abbey (@DowntonAbbey) March 27, 2025
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When will Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale premiere?
Earlier this year, the release date for Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale was revealed.
The news was shared on X, formerly known as Twitter, along with the ominous tagline: "The time has come to say goodbye".
The movie will come to theatres on September 12 and will be the first film since the sad passing of Dame Maggie Smith.
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