Down in the Naby is back again.

Three years after the first movie that extended the popular TV series, The Crawlies are once

again dealing with the clash of the old ways and the new ways, and this time, The Interlover

is early Hollywood.

While a director, a crew, and a bunch of actors descend upon the estate for filming,

the story also travels to the South of France for a story that might reveal secrets from

the Dowager Countess's post.

I'm Glenn Weldon.

And I'm Lynda Holmes, and today we are talking about Down in the Naby, a new era on pop culture

happy hour from NPO.

Here with me and Glenn is Tobin Low, an editor at this American Life.

Hello Tobin, it's always so good to see you.

Hello, could not be happier to be here.

I know, right?

So without recounting the entire run of the TV series, you can go to various wikis for

that.

This movie splits The Crawlies into two basic stories.

One takes place at Down in itself, where a director played by Hugh Dansey and a lead actor

played by Dominic West are among the Hollywood folk who arrived to shoot a silent movie.

The other follows some of the family and the staff to a villa in the South of France

that's been mysteriously left to the Dowager Countess played by Maggie Smith.

By a mysterious man, no one in the family has ever heard of.

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