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Where is the cast of the groundbreaking Seven Up! documentary now? As star Nick Hitchon passes away from throat cancer, what became of the OTHER participants in Michael Apted's long-running TV series that first aired in 1964

Following the death of Nick Hitchon - who started life as the son of a farmer before rising to become a respected scientist - MailOnline examines what happened to the 13 other participant.

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Nick Hitchon obituary

<strong>Other lives:</strong> Nuclear scientist whose life was chronicled in the TV series that started in 1964 with Seven Up!

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Nick Hitchon dies aged 65: Yorkshire Dales farmer's son turned nuclear scientist whose life was charted in Up documentary, passes away after revealing in 2019 that he had throat cancer and had a year left to live

Nick Hitchon originally appeared in Seven Up! - the first iteration of the programme - in 1964. The series charted the lives of a group of seven-year-old children who had contrasting backgrounds.

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Nick Hitchon, nuclear scientist whose life's ups and downs were charted in the groundbreaking TV series Seven Up! – obituary

Michael Apted had difficulty finding a rural child to talk on camera, so bent the rules to include Hitchon, who was only six

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Up (film series) - Wikipedia

Up (film series) - Wikipedia
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