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Downton Abbey film: It looks like good news for fans as cast told to clear diaries

Phyllis Logan, who has good news for Downton Abbey fans - saying the cast are all eager to bring the period drama to the big screen.  (Ian West/PA Wire)
Phyllis Logan, who has good news for Downton Abbey fans - saying the cast are all eager to bring the period drama to the big screen. (Ian West/PA Wire)

COULD there be a Downton Abbey film in the works?

It’s looking likely, according to star and fan favourite Phyllis Logan.

The actress, who portrayed Mrs Hughes in the drama, told the Mail on Sunday that the cast had been asked to clear their diaries.

She also revealed that she was waiting to see a ‘potential script.’

She said: “There’s a potential script coming our way, slightly rewritten.

“Everyone’s been asked what’s going on between this date and that date. So we just hope that all the elements – because there are so many – come together.

“To have a last hurrah with all the characters, going back to the castle and seeing all the old muckers will be fantastic. I’m certainly up for it.”

She added: “It was a great show to do and a great character to play and I will forever think fondly of Mrs Hughes. In fact, it was one of the best gigs of my life and opened up so many other avenues and put a different spin on my career.”

The hit ITV show came to a close on Christmas Day in 2015.

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