Nigel will play the role of aristocrat Lord Hepworth when Downtown Abbey returns this Christmas
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5 comments:
Ooh I say.. can't wait for the second series of Downton Abbey (proved me that Rob James-Collier can actually act rather than just look in need of prune juice). Nigel Havers will be great!
Rebecca in TO
I agree. I loved Downton Abbey and Nigel is born for a part in it!
An ideal bloke for standing in the doorway of Harvey Nichols with his top hat and tails, trying to get people in! . . . a little over the top on Corrie I thought though! I'd rather watch Norris anytime!
Can someone tell him that his dickie needs straightening as it's a little lop sided?
A posh bloke like that, but he needs to straighten his wotsit as its all crooked and bent to one side and YES, of course I'm talking about his dicky bow tie madam!
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