Downton Abbey: A New Era

Downton Abbey

Lawyer George Murray, referring to the Marquis de Montmirail: “... He died recently...” (0:06)

Edith Pelham, Marchioness of Hexham, referring to the Marquis de Montmirail: "I suppose he wasn’t just a lunatic." 
Lady Mary Talbot: ”... even if Marquis de Montmirail was as mad as a rat.” (0:08)

Mary: "... the whole idea of a rally is barmy." (0:10)

Maid Elsie Carson, referring to maid Daisy Parker, "Oh, give her some water before she passes out." (0:13)

Butler John Bates tells his maid wife Anna, "... I’m nervous now..." (0:17)

Mary tells Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham, "Honestly, I do think..." 
Violet: ”... dragons and fools...” (0:19)

"Don’t worry, Daisy" (0:20)

Walking through a graveyard, Elsie tells her husband Charles, "She worries that..." 
Charlie: ”Don’t you worry about that...” (0:20)

Robert Crawley, 7th Earl of Grantham tells his wife, Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham, "... but It seems very sentimental to me." (0:21)

Schoolmaster Joseph Molesley:"... For me, Hollywood is the ultimate dream factory, and I need dreams as much as the next man." (0:22)

Charles tells Robert: "Don’t worry about me, milord." (0:29)

Tom Branson asks Maud, Lady Bagshaw, referring to Violet, "Does her generosity surprise you?" (0:33)

Herbert "Bertie" Pelham, Marquess of Hexham tells Edouard, Marquis de Montmirail, "... how kind you are to include us all." (0:36)

Albert Mason tells cook Beryl Patmore, "Don’t you worry about me..." 
Beryl: ”Well, I do worry about you.” (0:36)

Violet tells Mary, “... Miss Dalgleish has all the charm...
Mary: "Should I be worried?" (0:38)

Edith answers Marquis de Montmirail, "... Scott Fitzgerald, Zelda..." (0:40)

Movie posters: The Terror
Movie director/producer Jack Barber tells Mary: ”... The Terror is the first all-talking film to show in Britain.”
Mary: ”I thought that was The Jazz Singer.” (0:40)

Mrs. Hughes tells Barrow, "Then you’re a brave man..." (0:42)

Robert tells Montmirail and Cora, "I’m still curious..." (0:43)

Daisy tells Beryl, “Mr. Mason’s driving me mad..." 
Tom tells Beryl, ”... His son died in the war...” 
Beryl: "Well, it's a shame he's getting on your nerves..." (0:48)

Actor Guy Baxter tells servant Thomas Barrow. "... our silly little film." (0:49)

Montmirail answers Grantham, "Because I was curious to meet you..." (0:51)

Cora tells Edith, "... It’s nothing, honestly." (0:54)

Man: "... Montmirail was madly in love with her." (1:03)

Daisy tells Mason, "... I worry sometimes..." (1:03)

Molesley tells Mary and Barber, "... On an impulse, he snatches back his money..." (1:05)

Mary tells Anna, referring to Mr. Talbot, "I’m afraid he’ll be in for a shock." (1:07)

Mary tells Barber, "... George’s father was killed in a car accident... died on the way home." 
”... full of dreams...” 
”... There are no dreams...” (1:09)

Montmirail: "Edouard, you’re losing your mind." (1:12)

Cora tells Robert, "Dr. Clarkson is more than capable of coming up with a diagnosis." (1:14)

Mary tells Barber, referring to the camera, "... Anyone would think it was a lunatic." (1:16)

Actor Myrna Dalgleish tells Daisy and Anna, "... I knew I was finished the moment I saw The Jazz Singer..." 
Referring to Myrna’s sister: ”... She died of the Spanish flu...” (1:19)

Violet tells Lucy, "Montmirail sent it to me in London with a silly scribbled letter..." (1:24)

Barber tells Mary, referring to her husband, "... He might, uh, hit me on the nose." (1:31)

Isobel Grey, Lady Merton, tells Violet, "... It makes a glacier look impatient." 
Violet: ”I was a fool for love...” 
Isobel: ”That’s very generous of you.” (1:33)

Phyllis Baxter asks Molesley, "You’re not nervous?" 
Molesley ”... when all his dreams have come true?” 
Phyllis: ”All your dreams?” (1:40)

Barrow tells Mary, “... an honest way of life." (1:44)

Barber tells Mary, "... I’m completely mad about you." (1:46)

Dr. Clarkson tells Cora and Robert, "... there is now treatment." (1:47)

Charlie quotes Shakespeare: "... Blow, rage..." (1:49)

Robert tells Violet, "... You were always so much cleverer than me." 
Violet: ”... You are far kinder than I...” 
Violet tells her granddaughters Mary and Edith, ”... I leave you both, confident that your lives will be...” 
Violet dies surrounded by her family. (1:50)

Mary tells Barrow, "... I shall try to do so with pride..." 
Barrow: ”... You have the strength for it.” (1:56)

Violet’s casket in hearse. (1:57)