Thomas Barrow. A true gentleman!

Thomas Barrow. A true charmer, a true fighter, not afraid to do what it takes to get to what he wants! One of a kind character with a personality to envy!

“Mary” she looks so snobby but really isn’t that bad.

Mr. Carson with his finger on the pulse of the house,
He is more in tuned than a hungry mouse!

I cant decide!!

It’s hard to pick just one. Branson would be my favourite followed closely by Lady Sybil. Both such lovable characters who wear their hearts on their sleeves and stood up for everything they believed. They were both so down to earth with big hearts and filled with such goodness, you can’t help but love them both.

Lady Mary Crawley – she is a strong woman determined to make the world a better place. In her own way she shines when she makes decisions using her heart and lets her softer side show. A woman of mystery, intelligence, venom and heart.

Violet Crawley, her amazing sarcasm and wit is just outstanding and entertaining.

Maggie Smith – simply awesome as the cantankerous Dowager Lady Cawley. Any role she takes on is BRILLIANT.

Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham – Queen of the one-liner, countess of the put-down, mistress of all she surveys.

Mr Carson always has everyone’s best interests at heart and was such a gentleman.

Lady Violet Crawley, the Dowager Countess is clever and witty and a marvellous matriarch.

Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham is a clever and witty and female character with substance. Maggi Smith’s marvellous portrayal of this matriarch is an absolute delight to watch and enjoy time and time again.

The Dowager as she is such a feisty character and yet I think a real softy underneath who loves here family very much. I am sure she could tell a story or two.

The now deceased Lady Sybil. Loved her soft voice, she was so beautiful and she died in the saddest of circumstances!

Lady Mary Crawley because without her there would be no drama and I love her voice, her attitude and her dominant character.

My son did some filming with Joanne Froggatt (Anna) recently and she is just as nice, caring and funny in person as she is on the show. So she’d definitely be my favourite!

Who could choose? They are all so fabulous!

Lady Edith for sure – such an intriguing character

Cora – For I usually see the best in people and I’m often oblivious to peoples’ dark sides too!