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Blog: Top 5 TV insurance claims

The cast of Downton Abbey

How much would the insurance claim for the Downton Abbey fire have been? Would JR Ewing's demand following the destruction of Southfork have resulted in a $40,000 monthly hotel bill? Crawford & Company's UK Major Loss team calculates the cost of these and other small screen disasters.

TV directors and movie producers can be 100% relied upon to blow stuff up and set fire to things at some point in a story line. It's a tried and tested formula and one we'll no doubt see repeated.

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