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Julian Fellowes MBTI Personality Type

Julian Fellowes MBTI Personality Type

Julian Fellowes Personality Type

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What personality type is Julian Fellowes? Julian Fellowes is an INTJ personality type in MBTI, - - in Enneagram, in Big 5, in Socionics.

There aren't that many interviews with him and even less about his behavior, he always sticks to his work and doesn't bother to share personal info. I'd say he's very good at showing characters in his stories, unlike INTJ Asimov who focuses on the plot and characters are an after though, barely human, more like set decorations. Though actors help a lot with filling in the gaps and giving life. I see sir Fellows showing more of a Te understanding of people than Fi dom like INFP Hayo Miyazaki does. He also has a very rational matter of fact in his speech, he's not vague elusive or esoteric and doesn't dabble in fantasy like INTP GRR Martin. He does not entertain such notions, so not much Ne in him. As for ISTJ votes, I really don't see a rich lordling coming out of the closet and doing controversial subjects in an art form and still be Si dom. He's got to be something who doesn't give 2 potatoes about Si.

Biography

Julian Alexander Kitchener-Fellowes, Baron Fellowes of West Stafford DL (born 17 August 1949 in Cairo, Egypt) is a British actor turned Oscar and Emmy winning writer and producer. Originally wanting to be an actor, he spent decades in supporting and recurring roles, the most famous being Lord Kilwillie, the best friend to Hector MacDonald (Richard Briers) in the BBC Scotland drama Monarch of the Glen. He eventually had more success as a writer. His claim to fame was as the screenwriter for the period drama mystery Gosford Park directed by Robert Altman which won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. On television he struck gold as the creator and showrunner of the international mega hit Downton Abbey. His works are known for being period dramas that often focus on the relationship between the lower and upper classes that usually star Dame Maggie Smith.