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Overview
Director Michael Apted revisits the same group of British-born adults after a 7 year wait. The subjects are interviewed as to the changes that have occurred in their lives during the last seven years.
Top Cast


Bruce Balden
Bruce Balden
Self
Bruce Balden
Self


Jacqueline Bassett
Jacqueline Bassett
Self
Jacqueline Bassett
Self


Symon Basterfield
Symon Basterfield
Self
Symon Basterfield
Self


Andrew Brackfield
Andrew Brackfield
Self
Andrew Brackfield
Self


John Brisby
John Brisby
Self (archive footage)
John Brisby
Self (archive footage)


Suzanne Dewey
Suzanne Dewey
Self
Suzanne Dewey
Self


Nicholas Hitchon
Nicholas Hitchon
Self
Nicholas Hitchon
Self


Neil Hughes
Neil Hughes
Self
Neil Hughes
Self
Lynn Johnson
Lynn Johnson
Self
Lynn Johnson
Self


Paul Kligerman
Paul Kligerman
Self
Paul Kligerman
Self
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