Welcome to The Candleford Chronicles " Upstairs Downstairs " Section - A Scrapbook of Clips, Videos, Photos and Our Collection of Autographs and Memorabelia related to the Television Series
Upstairs, Downstairs is back... Originally, the show was a hit for ITV in the early Seventies, but it is the BBC that is reviving it, with a New Version Keeley Hawes, Anne Reid, Claire Foy and Ed Stoppard are among the distinguished cast, while Jean Marsh is to revive her role as Rose Buck, originally a lowly parlour maid but now elevated to housekeeper. She is the only character from the original series to return.There is also a part for Dame Eileen Atkins, who first came up with the idea for the Seventies series with Ms Marsh, and now plays the formidable matriarch of the aristocratic family who move in ‘upstairs’ at 165 Eaton Place.In Series One, which takes up the story six years after the original left off in 1930, Rose makes an emotional comeback to the London townhouse to serve the new family, under the steely Lady Agnes Holland.
Series One Preview
Upstairs Downstairs Back with New Cast in Series Two
Laura Haddock as Nursemaid Beryl Ballard
New Faces in the Return to 165 Eaton Place - Series Two
As 165 Eaton Place reopens its doors, two new arrivals make their mark. But whilst Sir Hallam's forthright aunt Blanche disrupts life upstairs, feisty new maid Beryl struggles to adjust to life in service. Meanwhile, Lady Agnes' concern for her children reveals a dark secret about Mr Pritchard. Sir Hallam's preoccupation with burgeoning Nazi Germany leads him into dangerous waters, and a chance meeting with an unexpected face unlocks a hidden desire within
Lady Agnes and Caspar
New Page - Housemaid Beryl Ballard (Laura Haddock)
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Lady Agnes teams up with Boris and P&G to kick off Capital Clean-Up

Keeley Hawes (Click on Image to enlarge)
" As a Londoner born and bred I am excited to be involved in the P&G Capital Clean Up.
It gives a great sense of community pride which I think encompasses
the London spirit of working together for a city we can be proud of this summer.
I really hope we can encourage thousands of people to come together to help make their local London communities clean and fresh ahead of The London 2012 Games. "
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" As a Londoner born and bred I am excited to be involved in the P&G Capital Clean Up.
It gives a great sense of community pride which I think encompasses
the London spirit of working together for a city we can be proud of this summer.
I really hope we can encourage thousands of people to come together to help make their local London communities clean and fresh ahead of The London 2012 Games. "
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New Videos
Mr Prichard and Violet - Sir Hallam Holland and Lady Persie
The Chauffeur and The Housemaid ( Harry & Beryl )
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