Michelle Dockery has revealed some heartbreaking Downey Abbey 3 news that left the cast and crew feeling deeply 'emotional'.

Michelle Dockery has called Downton Abbey 3 a "beautiful film", as fans prepare to say goodbye to the Crawley family.

It's set to be quite the emotional farewell for Downton Abbey fans but Michelle Dockery has now revealed that as well as being a fitting tribute to the late Maggie Smith, the third Downton Abbey film also marks a wonderful reunion. The anticipated film will mark the return of Paul Giamatti as Harold Levinson, Dockery's onscreen uncle.

Michelle Dockery has confirmed some heartbreaking Downey Abbey 3 news that left the cast and crew very "emotional".

Michelle Dockery has opened up about filming the third and final Downton Abbey film in a journey that has defined her career and captured the hearts of millions. The actress, who has portrayed Lady Mary Crawley since the period drama debuted on ITV in 2010,

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Michelle Dockery has said that Downton Abbey 3 will include a touching tribute to the late Dame Maggie Smith. The 43-year-old actress – who plays Lady Mary Talbot (née Crawley) – says that the film is ‘beautiful’ and is sure to be a hit with Downton Abbey fans.

But we’ll also be seeing esteemed actor Paul Giamatti returning to the fold in his role as Harold Levinson - brother to Cora Crawley (Elizabeth McGovern), as well as Lady Mary’s maternal uncle. Michelle Dockery certainly had something to say about that, amidst these remarks on how the cinematic veteran and newbie alike treated this endeavor:

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