Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Upstairs Downstairs List

• Downton Abbey - Set in a similar time period, it explores the lives of the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants.
• The Crown - A historical drama showcasing the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, with rich character development and social dynamics.
• Pride and Prejudice - Features class distinctions and social commentary within a period setting.
• Call the Midwife - Focuses on the lives of midwives in the 1950s, blending social history with personal stories.
• The Forsyte Saga - Explores the lives of an upper-middle-class family over multiple generations, with class struggles and relationships.
• The Gilded Age - Set in the late 19th century, it portrays the lives of wealthy American families and their servants.
• Victoria - Follows the early life of Queen Victoria, showcasing royal and domestic life along with social issues.
• The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - Set in a similar period and provides rich character dynamics and social interactions.
• Manor House - A reality TV series that recreates early 1900s British class distinctions, with modern participants.
• Gentleman Jack - Focuses on Anne Lister's life in the 19th century, addressing class, gender, and relationships.
• Agatha Christie's Poirot - Set in similar time periods exploring class issues through mystery plots.
• The Spanish Princess - Historical drama about Catherine of Aragon's life, with themes of politics and royalty.
• The House of Eliott - Follows two sisters in the fashion industry in the 1920s, touching on class and ambition.
• Little Women - Story of family dynamics and societal expectations set during and after the Civil War.
• Lark Rise to Candleford - A depiction of rural life in Victorian England, addressing class differences and community.
• North and South - Examines class struggles in 19th-century England through the eyes of a mill owner and a young woman.
• The Remains of the Day - Film about a butler reflecting on his life and service, showcasing class divides and personal sacrifice.
• Belgravia - Explores the lives of the upper classes in 19th-century London, with secrets and social rivalries.
• The Victorian House of Arts and Crafts - Reality series exploring the Victorian era’s values and domestic life within craftsmanship.
• Poldark - Follows life in 18th century Cornwall, focusing on class issues and personal struggles.
• Ripper Street - Set in Victorian London, featuring social issues, crime, and the lives of those in lower classes.
• Selfridges - Focuses on the creation of Selfridge's department store in the early 20th century, exploring class changes.
• The Tudors - Historical drama that dives into the life of King Henry VIII and his court, focusing on power and class.
• Parade's End - Explores the lives of a British aristocrat before, during, and after World War I with class themes.
• The Paradise - Set in a department store in the late 19th century, showcasing class dynamics and personal ambitions.
• The War of the Worlds - A retelling of H.G. Wells' classic, with a focus on societal changes during a time of crisis.
• Bleak House - Adaptation of Charles Dickens’ novel, it features class issues and social commentary in 19th-century England.
• Sanditon - Focuses on a young woman’s experiences in a seaside resort, exploring social class and relationships.
• The Last Kingdom - Historical drama about Anglo-Saxon England, with themes of class conflict and loyalty.
• Cranford - Explores life in a small town in Victorian England, focusing on societal norms and strong female characters.
• The Secret Garden - A story of social class and personal growth, exploring themes of privilege and redemption.
• The Good Life - A comedic take on social class contrasts in 1970s England, with an underlying focus on domestic life.
• Downton Abbey: A New Era - Continuation of the Downton Abbey story, exploring characters’ lives and the impact of changing times.
• The Winning Season - Explores personal ambitions and relationships against a backdrop of societal expectations.