Downton Abbey - Mary & Henry reconcile and get married👰 🤵

[@dreamsteddybearsmaster]

LOL Tom's little retort to Henry is just the best. Being a reluctant Third-Wheeler

[@mariafranciscabertoglio6759]

I love Branson's evolution as a character. From a firecracker to a balanced man.

[@nicolasdiez7688]

And went from being loathed by Robert to a son figure for him and another member of the Crawley family

[@lxtatar7773]

Unpopular opinion: from a mildly interesting character to a bland sidekick

[@roscomeon3965]

Absolutely. Brilliantly acted. And so sexy

[@roscomeon3965]

​@@lxtatar7773lots more interesting than many of the women who were mere clothes horses.

[@lxtatar7773]

@@roscomeon3965 like who

[@imogensadler168]

they are so good together..... her voice is just exquisite and this scene is just moving, emotional, funny and purely lovely

[@EstherHulst-Artist]

then he never sees her because he's more in love with his job XD

[@nicolasdiez7688]

To me Matthew was the one for Mary. He was able to brought out the best side of Mary, the way she talked, saw and cared for him is uncomparable Matthew was the love of her life and when he died she felt like a part of her soul was ripped apart

[@19Rena96]

@@EstherHulst-Artist this is the fault of the writers and matthew goode's busy acting schedule, not the fault ofHenry the character.

[@imogensadler168]

a beautifully written and moving scene.... so realistic in how emotions in the world really are and how social dynamics fall into place, freindships, love, trauma, heartbreak, respect and hatred, stress and passion........ the best series ever...

[@morganka]

Exactly. Which is why I watch it over and over again :)

[@nicolasdiez7688]

Henry will never be as good as Matthew was for Mary. Matthew made her a kinder, happier and more gentle in a way no one else would

[@19Rena96]

We don't really know, do we? Mary and Henry had less than 1/4 of screen time Matthew and Mary had to built their relationship.

[@ingridnorman7919]

In the movies she seems to have soften at least some as she and Edith tends to get a long rather splendidly. Though not living under the same roof and bumping into each other daily might be the reason to that.

[@raymatthews4431]

You whistled an here i am Hahhaha

[@madeleinalazaris8138]

I love this scene. And Henry and Mary's relationship evolution really. Mary I think k was scared to love again because she thought she was betraying Matthew but also she was frightened of losing someone again (he was a racecar driver). Whilst Mary and Matthew's love is different to Henry and Mary's, it's no less touching. Whilst I didn't like parts of Mary's character, I loved how they showed that whilst she is deeply flawed like many, she also is a good person and does truly care.

[@maidamasoud776]

Oh Darling!❤ Matthew Goode

[@gilliantill1214]

Simmerson !! Sharpes enemy !! He's the vicar in this Downton marriage

[@juliyasv37]

They speak exactly as IELTS speakers during listening part

[@fannycraddock99]

I thought that they were good together.

[@EmFdtr]

Name of the music from 2:34 onwards????

[@angelasweet1256]

really, regret that …. in the new Era …. No Matthew Goods in the movies ‼️😢😢😢

[@Fee212]

All because of their former Chauffeur. Think on Mary.

[@MalakianM2S]

I wouldn't like to be married by a man who lost the king's colors to be honest.

[@DeepikaGinger]

Could you please explain your statement?

[@MalakianM2S]

@@DeepikaGinger The actor plays a role In a tv show set up in the napoleonic era, in one of the battles he loses his regiment colors, the regimental standard, following that there is a scene in which a superior officer reprimends him for doing so. There is at least one comment below making the same reference.

[@DeepikaGinger]

@@MalakianM2S Thanks for letting me know. Is it the actor who plays the priest?

[@MalakianM2S]

@@DeepikaGinger Yes, the actor's name is Michael Cochrane and the character's name is Sir Henry Simmerson in the tv show Sharpe.

[@DeepikaGinger]

Thank you

[@Galastel]

Why do they need a license to marry, approved by the Archbishop of Canterbury, no less?

[@heymidjourney]

in that time you would have to have read the bans in church for several weeks. getting a special licence meant being able to marry right away.

[@phillipamchugh7455]

Not just then but now also. Even in registry marriages you have to advertise the marriage few weeks before hand.

[@bogdancristea9270]

I'm not sure I would marry someone who has just told me coldly that she is not trembling at the touch of my hand and that she only accepts me now for lack of a better option. That doesn't sound like a promising start for marriage.

[@hkc8544]

She literally says immediately after: "Me too, I don't know why I said that, really."

[@callistogarnet]

She takes away the trembling comment immediately and giggles with him. When does she say anything about a lack of a better option?

[@DowntonAbbeyLife]

Tom just hates being a third wheel with these two