Tom and Lucy's Wedding | Downton Abbey: A New Era | RomComs 

Lorsqu’elle a dénoncé Mary aux autorités Turcs ce n’était pas très sympa de sa part. Si elle avait été mise dans la confidence elle aurait agit autrement, mais elle a toujours été mise de côté !

Actually, that estate originally belongs to Baby Sibby as a gift from her the dowager because all her other cousins have great houses and she doesn't, and as Lady Sibbil's only child she gave it to her. She will get it when she comes of age.

@@sahaniperera3 so its not Tom's estate at all.

@@glen7318 No, he already has an estate from his marriage to Lucy. He's just the caretaker of this new estate in France for Sibbie.

Lorsqu’elle a dénoncé Mary aux autorités Turcs ce n’était pas très sympa de sa part. Si elle avait été mise dans la confidence elle aurait agit autrement, mais elle a toujours été mise de côté !

​@@genevievetaulier2892vous confondez avec Lady Edith

@@genevievetaulier2892you're thinking of Edith

@@genevievetaulier2892 that was Edith not Sybil. Sybil never found out nor Tom for that matter

@@l.a.3479 😻😻😻

@@l.a.3479 I corrected it thanks

No one deserved to find happiness more than Tom. I think he grew to love the family more than he could’ve imagined.

Right?! Sybil knew what she was doing marrying him first! She knew from the start Tom was a true keeper!!

Yes so true.

Mi piacerebbe vedere le puntate il TV

​@@paolamauri7861 español

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Yes it was a great scene So happy for Tom and everyone

For some reason I thought him and Mary will get together

He always marries up.

​@@imomun2kThank God they didn't!!

@@imomun2k It seems they always had a strong kinship, but never a romantic one. Great sibling-esque relationship between them.

@@imomun2kmy god, why would you want to impose someone like Mary on such a lovely character?!

I rather thought Mrs Patmore was approving, grudgingly!

Mrs. Patmore can’t turn it off. Anytime she sees food prepared by someone else, she’s going to critique it. 😂

Their names are Imelda Staunton and Jim Carter.

She is!!💖 She also played Dolores Umbridge in Harry Potter.

She is. Hence the little joke about it slipped in when they were buying the hat for Carson. Their daughter also plays Prudence in Bridgerton

You meant Dolores Umbridge, the senior undersecretary to the minister for magic

Yes. True

Yes!... Even Carson. Although, he tried to disguise his joy. But failed.

I'm glad it wasn't with that self-absorbed schoolteacher!

And Mosely and Phyllis

He had to learn some things like how to match Sybil in terms of adaptability.

He was still young and full of idealistic dreams like most young people who feel they can conquer the world easily. But life lessons and maturity will teach most men to adjust their POV about life (at least the wise one!). Love Tom's character and Sybil too! Actually I love all DA characters - both the good and the nasty one. Fantastic series ❤❤❤❤

Pas sans mal.

it's 1920s lmao, ;ater an actress can marry a Prince of Monaco

Antes, no después ​@@Satu-zs7gm

Why? She didn’t prepare the food for this wedding.

Queen Elizabeth did that one time that I saw. She looked awkward with the sword but was determined to cut the cake with it!😊

Like when else was she going to get that chance . Everyone would do what she did for the feck of it ​@@gretahorton1045

I think her role as kitchen maid at the time of the earlier family weddings kept her back at the house working in the kitchen. She was in a more elevated position by the time Tom and Lucy married so she could attend.

​@@WBCRO yeah for Mary's first wedding all she got to see was seeing her off at the house

I could be wrong, but when Daisy said that, I thought she was referring more to the reception than the actual ceremony. Mary and Edith's weddings were more traditional and formal and most likely held in doors. This outdoor reception with freely mingled servants and uppercrust would be different.

If I recall correctly Tom is Catholic. There's a chance that it was Catholic service. Which is very different from the one of the Church of England which they're familiar with. Nowadays it probably would be an ecumenical service honouring both traditions at the same time but I am not sure if that existed back then.

@@katalinelo8011 likelihood is they probably had something like what happened for Rose, (as Atticus was Jewish), a registry office ceremony and then this was a blessing

It's the opening of the movie, hence the cast listing over the scene.

I agree Kevin. There were no 'impediments' to Tom marrying again in the Church as Sibal had passed....

Tom is not Catholic so

@@kattachibana7932 The series made it abundantly clear that he was

@kevincassidy7385 ye you're right

Well it seems like they married in Lucy’s church. Also I’m not sure the Catholic Church is big on non catholics marrying catholics.

I agree. And Julian is Catholic!

I reflected on that too. I think it was an error in writing. Tom should have been marrying a Catholic girl in a Catholic church. I’m sure lots of viewers noticed the error. Very doubtful that Tom would have changed his Catholic faith.

She’s the girl that adjusts Lucy’s train.

@@flyboy152 aww!!! She's so much like her mother! She looks like Sybil

Yes, it’s the opening scene of the movie.

Do remember that he was young and an Irish RC during a very troubled time in their history. He was true to his Irish roots but also grew into a man with a broader perspective based on his love for Sibyl and finally the family. A wonderful character arc. Love it that he found Lucy and his place in society through his fundamental good character.

Agreed.

I noticed that as well

He has become older...and sometimes people change their minds.....😉

@@hgi31 Sure, he could be a Mormon by now. But its inconsistent with the character of a proud Irish Catholic they created. Also, he's still going to cross himself reflexively at the blessing. Ask me how I know.

The difference is that he can get married in an Anglican church. A similar thing happened with my grandparents in the 60s. The Catholic Church, my grandmother, belonged to would not allow her to marry someone who was not Catholic. Whereas my grandfather Church of England did allow it without forcing one to convert. My grandmother kept her faith. But the Catholic Church refused to acknowledge the marriage, and their children were seen as illegitimate in the eyes of the Church. My mother and her siblings were raised in both faiths, but all chose to convert to being C of E as adults. So to me this scene is very accurate.

Amen. It really irked me that she wanted Tom to turn away from his new family.

Yes. Downton Abbey: New Era

Yes

As Catholics, I doubt they took well to him, marrying an Anglican. My grandmother's extended family in Ireland cut her off entirely when she married my grandfather. That was in the early 60s. Can't imagine it was any better in the 20s.

we met his brother in the series and Tom wasn’t happy with how he behaved, and when he came back from Boston he told the Crawleys “Downton is my home and you are my family”; all things considered it seems to suggest that he either doesn’t get along with his family or are simply distanced.

Netflix

Yes, completely pure fiction, but it's a sweet fiction indeed.

This scene isn't from an episode, it's from the second movie

There are two downtown abbey films which are seperate from the standard episodes. This scene is from the second film.

Donde puedo ver las dos películas en español?

The full 6 seasons are available on streaming in the US.

Yes. Downton Abbey: A New Age

@@dinnafash11Downtown Abbey:A New Era

Tout le monde mérite sa part de bonheur.

She was back at home ill. Sick from the illness that kills her at the end of the film

K thought when her head was bent over that it was Mary fr a second then realised it was Lucy

The two actresses bear a resemblance, but it’s not that close.

Because he’s changed a lot in 8+ years.

Tom started out as a servant, and Lucy was her mother's "maid" for years. They were both friends with the servants.

@@flyboy152 yeah I know that 😲my point was servants would not have mixed with the people of the house,,

@@lindabiggs3905 Throughout the show they started to more so by the late 20s it feels pretty realistic, at least for this family.

@@xenon8117 don't get me wrong I loved program 😉but history books tell very different story 😲

You forget, Tom was the Agent for the estate and a servant himself there once so he had friends in the staff. Quite natural. Also the girl he married was a servant as a way of keeping her parentage quiet at first. Perfectly correct in such circumstances.

It’s from the second movie, not the series.

No. I was thinking the same thing, too.

The Dowager has passed away in the show

@@jaym291 She passed away at the end of this movie, but throughout it she was not well enough to attend public ceremonies and receptions. She was living in a room at Downton Abbey throughout the movie. That's the only reason she's not at their wedding.

It's the opening of the movie.

And Mosely and Baxter, too!!

No, Sarah was gone in season 5, before Tom left for America. Lucy is the daughter of Maud Bagshaw, a cousin of Robert, and they met in the first movie.

And what's going on with Bertie's hair?

He....he..smiled 😮

Who was Edith with?

​@@lindabiggs3905 her husband

@@jumpingdinosaur oh right didn't recognize him 😄👍

she was introduced in the first downton movie. and henry is apparently away for a race and couldn’t attend

They wrote Henry out of the whole film because Matthew Goode was too busy filming other movies.

@@theresejacquemin. I thought it was very poor that Mary’s husband was not in either movie. Very bad planning. Even a cameo appearance by Henry in the movies would have been better than nothing.

@@gretahorton1045Henry did appear at the end of the first movie, he attended the ball with Mary.

Tom would have been Able too. And it didn’t say he didn’t. Sybill was dead, so no laws of the church were broken.

I think he did..

Lol he gave up everything about his previous identity. Vacationing in South of France, living in Brompton, having a valet, and sitting in the great hall while the foot men serve..... ofc he would. Why struggle and change the world when you can live in luxury. He's the most hypocrite character.

@@harveyspecter1855 Perhaps is was for the sake of his daughter 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@harveyspecter1855 I don't think he's a hypocrite, its just he genuinely loves Sybil's family who accepted him despite his political beliefs. Who loved him despite his political beliefs. They didn't see him as their enemy. He began to realise they weren't pantomime villains parasitically drinking the blood of the poor, but that they were people with their own struggles. He's also intelligent enough to understand that estates like Downton and Bromton are working estates and require good management, since they're a major provider of employment for the area, not to mention food since their farms will be providing meat, milk, crops and eggs to the whole area. (No Tesco in the 20s) Tom straddled two worlds, and he came to see things are not black and white, oppressed vs oppressor. He himself admitted to struggling with the idea of Sybbie inheriting the villa since it was just for fun, and not a working estate. He came face to face with the people he thought were enemies and found it was more nuanced than that. As, indeed, life is. Sitting in a great hall whilst employing people who actually take pride in their work - work for which they've trained and are paid - perhaps today we might find "service" demeaning, but then it was part of the world. Yes, he had luxury, but I imagine he'd make a fair employer too. What was he meant to do? Burn Downton to the ground in protest? (He ran from Ireland for that) yes, he'd signal his virtue whilst destroying more working-class people's lives and incomes than the gentry. I like Tom. I like his evolution as a character. I think he might be the first person to worry about whether or not he was a hypocrite, living the life he lived, but again, life is full of these conundrums and moral questions.

He was called Peter (After cousin Peter, Bertie's second cousin and the previous Lord Hexham) and Edith remarks later that she has a great nanny. So with the nanny.

The baby would have been only a few months old, too young to be dragged all over England.

She was lovely but so is Lucy

Tere going to be a downton abbey season 7 by r.l.d 😊😊❤❤..

@@rajabdada9786There will not be a 7th season of DA. There is a 3rd movie scheduled to come out in September, 2025.

It was usually fruit cake, so I bet they had a hard time cutting it...

It was probably the royal icing that would have been harder to cut than the fruitcake.​@@Xerxes2005

Not the series, it’s the 2nd movie, which is not currently on Netflix.

It was in the second movie of Downton Abbey. Downton Abbey:A New Era.

He was at the wedding.

​@@Debra-g9i no he's not. Mary is alone with the kids

Ok I will look again

You are right i was wrong.

Henry is not in this movie, apparently Matthew Goode had other commitments.

No,Lucy is the best woman he could ever find.They can't cover every thread of the past series in a film

@@davidknowles3459 Make two films, lol.

The car business is doing fine in the first movie. In this one, it only gets a mention that Henry is off traveling because of it to explain his absence from the movie.

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