In 1963, Granada TV's World In Action investigative group assembled 14 7-year-old English children from different economic strata, documented their play and asked them questions about their aspirations and attitudes on life, promising that what the audience saw would no doubt give an insightful glimpse at the future. The result was one of the best-known documentaries of our time, "Seven Up", directed by Canadian filmmaker Paul Almond.
From there, researcher Michael Apted (now a famed dramatic
