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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Up Series comprises (at present) eight television documentaries following 14 English people's lives from the age of 7 upward. Beginning as an episode of the Granada Television World In Action series in 1964, "Seven Up!" aimed to show the different attitudes and prospects of children from different social classes. It proved so popular that the children were revisited seven years later, and every seven years after that. Film director Michael Apted[1] was involved with the original programme as a young researcher and chose the child participants, and has made every subsequent installment over the decades since. |