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New York — Could the Crowley family of Downton Abbey — and their loyal servants — ever come to America?
Executive producer Gareth Neame says he'd like to see it happen.
PBS hosted a Q&A with Neame and some of the cast members Monday in New York where a portion of the season five premiere was screened.
An audience member noted that the Crowleys — the fictional aristocratic family that the show is centered on — have relatives in New York and asked whether Downton Abbey would ever go there on location.
Neame said it was a great idea, but would cost roughly $10m.
Shirley MacLaine and Paul Giamatti play the family's American relatives who have made cameos on the series.
Downton Abbey, made by Britain's ITV network, returns on 4 January on PBS in the United States.
Executive producer Gareth Neame says he'd like to see it happen.
PBS hosted a Q&A with Neame and some of the cast members Monday in New York where a portion of the season five premiere was screened.
An audience member noted that the Crowleys — the fictional aristocratic family that the show is centered on — have relatives in New York and asked whether Downton Abbey would ever go there on location.
Neame said it was a great idea, but would cost roughly $10m.
Shirley MacLaine and Paul Giamatti play the family's American relatives who have made cameos on the series.
Downton Abbey, made by Britain's ITV network, returns on 4 January on PBS in the United States.
