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Downton Abbey » Season 3 » Special episode - Interviews

00:48:37

Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) scullery

their traditional kitchens and sculleries,
2) sprat

It's just... "The sprat to catch the mackerel."
3) catchphrase

there sort of was a catchphrase on the set of "Poor Edith"
4) curveball

Everybody's trying to throw him curveball,
5) mores

by the social mores of the time that poor old Mary was.
6) countryman

He had a right to know how his countryman died.
7) lordship

CARSON: His lordship said much the same.
8) cameraman

which is where our cameraman sort of straps a giant robot
9) toughness

But he's... you know, there's a toughness,
10) leech

LEECH: Myself and Jess were joking,
11) euphoria

the euphoria doesn't last long.
12) cholera

Wasn't there a masked ball in Paris when cholera broke out?
13) chauffeur

The chauffeur, Branson?
14) badness

And having a little bit of badness in you
15) countess

Countess of Carnarvon, got her father to fund a real hospital.
16) splendor

NARRATOR: It's a world away from the splendor of Downton Abbey.
17) pawn

the flavor of the month to suddenly being another pawn
18) proprietor

a newspaper proprietor,
19) jealousy

and fighting and bitterness and jealousy.
20) turmoil

above and below stairs, Downton Abbey is in turmoil.
21) sow

Oh, talk about making a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
22) seduction

NARRATOR: Lady Edith's plan of seduction starts
23) rapport

There was no sort of real rapport with her because she was

Verbs

1) reimagine

of vintage beading, but then it was sort of reimagine
2) gutt

Now, I'm kind of gutt, because I absolutely loved
3) exaggerate

(laughs) Oh, you exaggerate.
4) misunderstand

She's lovely, she's misunderstood."
5) embarrass

You know, she sort of embarrass herself quite a lot.
6) injure

in nursing injure soldiers back to health.
7) frown

intimate relationships between staff were frown upon,
8) inhabit

NARRATOR: For the characters who inhabit
9) entail

An entail, yes.
10) accuse

We mustn't lose faith. He's been wrongly accuse.
11) presume

You presume right.
12) devise

JULIAN FELLOWES: When we were devising Downton, we knew it was
13) inherit

My lot inherit it.
14) gaze

STEVENS: Just gazing lovingly
15) snatch

it's a snatch moment of happiness.
16) melt

and actually with Pamuk, she just... she just melt
17) smash

The entail must be smash.
18) behave

Yeah, she behave quite badly.
19) accelerate

the great war accelerate the pace of life and love.
20) thrust

NARRATOR: Matthew Crawley has been thrust
21) inspire

It was inspire by a very early Chanel from 1919.
22) sweep

and was swept away by him.
23) cheer

That's cheer us up no end.

Adverbs

1) inordinately

inordinately wealthy, self-made man.
2) romantically

He's a terribly romantically confused man, you know.
3) metaphorically

but I thought, metaphorically and literally,
4) lovingly

STEVENS: Just gazing lovingly
5) terribly

He's a terribly romantically confused man, you know.
6) interestingly

McGOVERN: Interestingly,
7) underneath

and underneath, the legs are kind of going wild,
8) surprisingly

slowly and quite surprisingly.
9) incredibly

in the game again, which is incredibly frustrating for him,
10) differently

Right there, you know, differently-timed explosions
11) barely

You've got barely time to... well, I won't say it, but yes,
12) literally

Literally has to fall flat on his face.
13) essentially

but essentially unmodern decision...
14) perfectly

Perfectly, m'lord.
15) obviously

Obviously at the head of the chain is Carson.
16) apart

Are you aware the seam at your shoulder is coming apart?
17) unfortunately

Unfortunately, in a way that only Julian can dream up,
18) absolutely

Now, I'm kind of gutted, because I absolutely loved
19) properly

At least there's one couple doing things properly.
20) truly

I think they are truly in love.
21) slow

LEECH: It is very slow-burning, and the whole way through,
22) indeed

very powerful indeed.
23) certainly

There's certainly a really great feeling

Adjectives

1) unmodern

but essentially unmodern decision...
2) unmissable

NARRATOR: Two unmissable series rising
3) disheveled

You don't look disheveled to me.
4) ersatz

and becoming sort of slightly ersatz toffs.
5) livable

That's bad enough, but that's livable with.
6) aristocratic

The vast majority of aristocratic families,
7) scandalous

NARRATOR: But Mary's scandalous story doesn't stay secret
8) impulsive

She's not... she's impulsive in some ways, but when it comes
9) checkered

He can't escape his checkered past.
10) intolerable

with someone else is intolerable.
11) sumptuous

NARRATOR: Downton Abbey's sumptuous setting is perhaps
12) unheard

completely unheard of.
13) irritated

Mary is irritated, frustrated, angered
14) admirable

He makes this, to me, admirable,
15) edwardian

of Edwardian dress with none of the glamour.
16) postwar

as in the rest of postwar Europe,
17) charismatic

She is not so charismatic as her elder sister.
18) relentless

and the relentless hard work left little time for romance.
19) dreadful

Oh, what a dreadful thing.
20) unmarried

Adiplomat dying in the bed of an earl's unmarried daughter?
21) graceful

It's beautiful and graceful and floating above the surface,
22) fictional

the most fictional is, in fact, based entirely on truth.
23) miserable

And that's why she has the rotten, miserable jobs,

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