“Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” movie | Indian Lake | November 28-30, 2025

Friday, November 28, 2025 2:00 PM
Sunday, November 30, 2025 4:00 PM

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Say Goodbye To The Crawleys: "Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale" At Indian Lake Theater

Cast of Downton Abbey: The Finale Movie playing at Indian Lake Theater in November 2025. — Downton Abbey: The Finale cast photo.

The beloved upstairs-downstairs saga comes to its emotional conclusion at Indian Lake Theater from November 28 through December 30, 2025. Whether you've followed the Crawley family since 2010 or discovered their world through the previous films, this final chapter offers a satisfying farewell to one of television's most cherished franchises.

What's it about? The Crawley family and their staff once again navigate scandal and financial trouble.

Set in 1930, the film follows the Crawley family and their staff as they navigate scandal and financial trouble that threatens their way of life. When Lady Mary finds herself embroiled in a public scandal following her divorce from Henry Talbot, she's suddenly facing social disgrace at the worst possible moment—just as her father Robert needs her to take charge of Downton Abbey.

Poster for Downton Abbey Movie playing at Indian Lake Theater.

Adding to the family's troubles, American businessman Harold Levinson (Paul Giamatti) arrives with financial adviser Gus Sambrook (Alessandro Nivola), bearing bad news about the family's fortune following the 1929 stock market crash. As the Crawleys grapple with an uncertain future, the entire household must embrace change, with longtime servants like Carson and Mrs. Patmore preparing to pass the torch to a new generation.

What critics are saying.

The film received positive reviews from critics, earning a 91% rating on Rotten Tomatoes (our go-to resource for movie reviews) with the consensus reading that it's "soothing as a cup of tea while providing a satisfying amount of closure" and "a worthy sendoff for Downton Abbey."

Reviewers praised it as a fitting conclusion that gives fans one final charming outing with beloved characters they've known for 15 years. One critic noted the film's elegant handling of its passing-the-baton theme, calling it thoroughly fun, stunning to look at, and aptly emotional as the brand's swan song.

Michelle Dockery's performance as Lady Mary drew particular acclaim, with viewers noting she steps fully into the commanding presence once held by Dame Maggie Smith's unforgettable Dowager Countess. Several reviewers recommended bringing tissues for the final scene, promising that longtime fans will not be disappointed.

Why catch it at Indian Lake Theater

For fans who've invested years in the Crawley family's journey, this isn't just another movie—it's a chance to say a proper goodbye to characters who feel like family. The film delivers what matters most: closure, character moments, and that signature Downton blend of upstairs drama and downstairs warmth, all wrapped in gorgeous period costumes and production design.

Even if you're new to Downton Abbey, the film works as a glimpse into a vanishing world of English estates and rigid social codes, with enough context to follow the story. Just know that the emotional payoff runs deepest for those who've watched these characters evolve over six TV seasons and two previous films.

Michelle Dockery star in Downton Abbey the Grand Finale movie playing at Indian Lake Theater in November 2025 — Photo credit: Rory Mulvey/Focus Features

Showtimes and information.

“Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” plays at Indian Lake Theater from Friday, November 28, through Sunday, November 2025, with evening and matinee showings. For showtimes and tickets, contact the theater directly or visit their website.

Running through the heart of the holiday season at Indian Lake Theater, "Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale" offers an elegant escape to another era—and a final toast to the legacy of one of the most successful period dramas in television history.