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Allen Leech Latest News

Birth Name:Alan Leech

Birth Place:Killiney, County Dublin, Ireland

Profession Actor, Producer

Here's Everything We Know About Downton Abbey's Final Season (So Far)

Not everyone will get a happy ending!

Mon, Aug 3, 2015
Here's Everything We Know About Downton Abbey's Final Season (So Far)

Downton Abbey Season 5 Scoop: Edith's Mommy Issues and Mary's Reputation

Will this finally be the Year of Edith on Downton Abbey? All signs point to ... probably not.As the acclaimed drama returns for its fifth season, Britain is reeling from the country taking a leftist turn in 1924. "It's the year the first-ever socialist government was elected, so they all feel very threatened by that," executive producer Gareth Neame tells TVGuide.com.

Sat, Sep 20, 2014
Downton Abbey Season 5 Scoop: Edith's Mommy Issues and Mary's Reputation

See the Downton Abbey Cast's Cheeky Response to That Water Bottle Photo Gaffe

After a historically inaccurate promo photo from Downton Abbey's fifth season went viral (unless they really did have plastic water bottles in the 1920s), the cast found the perfect response on Friday. Check out the first photos from Downton Abbey's fifth season The upstairs and downstairs came together for a photo, all doing their best "Did I do that?" expression — and in Allen Leech's case, just a solid duck face — while holding plastic water bottles. The best part: They included the hashtag "wH2oops." Wins, all around.

Sat, Aug 16, 2014
See the Downton Abbey Cast's Cheeky Response to That Water Bottle Photo Gaffe

Did Downton Abbey Lose Its Charm? Finale Rounds Out a Frustrating Season

[WARNING: The following contains spoilers from the Season 4 finale of Downton Abbey. Read at your own risk.] We are grateful to have Downton Abbey in our lives, but our devotion to the show is the very reason we're so irked at how it progressed this season. Although we've come to terms with the loss of Matthew (Dan Stevens) and Sybil (Jessica Brown-Findlay), it doesn't seem like the writers quite know what to do in the wake of those deaths. So much of this season felt either forced or false or just failed miserably. Has Downton Abbey lost its charm? Before launching into the season as a whole, let's go over the highlights of the finale, shall we?

Mon, Feb 24, 2014
Did Downton Abbey Lose Its Charm? Finale Rounds Out a Frustrating Season

Downton Abbey Exec Producer Gareth Neame Previews a Season of Change

Soon after the conclusion of another record-breaking season of Downton Abbey in the U.K., executive producer Gareth Neame, who has worked on the international phenomenon with series creator Julian Fellowes since its birth, sat down with TV Guide Magazine to share some scoop. The much-anticipated series about the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants returns to PBS's Masterpiece this Sunday.

Fri, Jan 3, 2014
Downton Abbey Exec Producer Gareth Neame Previews a Season of Change

Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery: Lady Mary Won't Be Happy for a Long Time

[Spoilers! The following contains information about the first three seasons of Downton Abbey. Read at your own risk.] Downton Abbey's Lady Mary may be in mourning, but will we get to see her eventually find happiness this season?

Fri, Aug 30, 2013
Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery: Lady Mary Won't Be Happy for a Long Time

Downton Abbey Season 4 Scoop on Lady Mary, London and More

Pull out your dancing shoes, because Downton Abbey will be entering the Jazz Age.[Warning: The following contains major spoilers from the past three seasons of Downton Abbey. If you haven't caught up yet, read at your own risk!]It's been months since fans reeled from that shocking Christmas episode that also rocked the Crawley family, and now they're moving into the 1920s with new babies, suitors and even a musician or two. The story picks up in February 1922, when Downton Abbey is still in deep mourning for the loss of heir Matthew Crawley (Dan Stevens) from an auto accident. 13 reasons we want to grow up to be Downton Abbey's Dowager Countess"Both the audience and the characters have experienced some passage of time," executive producer Gareth Neame said at PBS' Television Critics Association fall preview on Tuesday.

Wed, Aug 7, 2013
Downton Abbey Season 4 Scoop on Lady Mary, London and More

Keck's Exclusives: A New Downton Abbey Romance?

With Downton Abbey killing off two of my favorite characters — Lady Sybil and Matthew Crawley — is it possible their surviving spouses could find love with one another? — Emma, New Orleans

Sun, Mar 10, 2013
Keck's Exclusives: A New Downton Abbey Romance?

How Downton Abbey Broke Our Hearts

[Spoiler alert: The following story contains spoilers from Sunday's episode of Downton Abbey. If you haven't watched it yet, read at your own risk.] Although Downton Abbey's third season has already played in its entirety in the U.K., a majority of American fans of the series have kept scrupulously ignorant of what happens in order to enjoy watching the series unspoiled. And even for those who already knew what was coming, Sunday's episode was far more horrifying and heart-wrenching to watch than we could have imagined.

Mon, Jan 28, 2013
How Downton Abbey Broke Our Hearts

Weekend Playlist: Downton Abbey, Lifetime's Amish Murder, Portlandia, and More

Downton Abbey survived World War I. But can the country manor weather the latest skirmish, a below-stairs battle between those scheming servants O'Brien and Thomas?That's just one of the many entertaining questions and diverting dilemmas presented by the long-awaited — and well worth the wait — third season of this Masterpiece Classic addiction, which returns like a delicious if bittersweet bonbon. (And how I hope you've kept the blinders on regarding the many spoilers issuing from across the pond during the recent U.K. telecast.)"No family is ever what it seems from the outside," muses the formidable Dowager Countess (the peerless Maggie Smith) during one of the many crises that beset the Crawleys and their loyal servants over the next seven Sundays (PBS, check tvguide.com listings).

Fri, Jan 4, 2013
Weekend Playlist: Downton Abbey, Lifetime's Amish Murder, Portlandia, and More