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Summer of London: ‘Downton’ Star Hugh Bonneville on His BBC America Comedy, ‘Twenty Twelve’
Hugh Bonneville (AP Photo/Joel Ryan)
Could Hugh Bonneville be the Lord of Laughs? The Downton Abbey star shakes off the starched collars and waistcoasts of Edwardian England for a stab at comedy in Twenty Twelve, BBC America’s new mockumentary that looks at the bumbling fictional organizers of this year’s London Games. Bonneville gave us a preview of what we can expect:
Twenty Twelve premieres Thursday, June 28 at 9/8c. What do think of Bonneville’s comedic chops?