A scene from Downton Abbey’s Christmas Day episode set at Alnwick Castle.
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For the second year running, ITV’s blockbuster series Downton Abbey used Alnwick Castle as one of its locations for its Christmas Day feature-length episode.
MillionsLLIONS of TV viewers will see a top North East attraction feature in this Christmas Day’s most talked about TV programme.
An average overnight audience of 8.6 million viewers, including those time-shifting on ITV +1, watched as Matthew Crawley (played by Dan Stevens) proposed to Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery) four years ago, according to the Broadcasters’ Audience Research Board (Barb). Not a single show broke the 7 million viewer mark this year, down from the most recent peak in 2010 when three shows – all on the BBC – each attracted more than 10 million.
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More people are expected to turn to catch-up and recording services to watch Christmas Day broadcasts.
