After 15 years of the TV series and a trilogy of movies, Downton Abbey is finally coming to an end.
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale is set in 1930 - some 18 years after the first episode - and follows the Crawley family in the aftermath of the Wall Street Crash and Lady Mary's scandalous divorce.
The third and final movie written by Julian Fellowes, with Hugh Bonneville and Michelle Dockery leading the enormous ensemble cast, will arrive exclusively in cinemas on September 12.
The world premiere is taking place in London's Odeon Luxe Leicester Square this evening ahead of the review embargo at 9pm.
Ahead of our Daily Express review at that time, we can tease that Downton Abbey 3 is a fond and fitting farewell full of laughter and tears. From 6pm BST, Downton Abbey fans around the world can livestream the world premiere as it happens in central London. The YouTube video above will begin at that time and you can set a notification too.
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale hits UK cinemas on September 12, 2025.
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