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Nicholas Hitchon, whose life was chronicled in the acclaimed “Up” series of British documentaries, beginning when he was a boy in the English countryside in 1964 and continuing through the decades as he grew to become a researcher and professor at the University of Wisconsin, died July 23 in Madison, Wisconsin. He was 65.
Nicholas Hitchon, whose life was chronicled in the British Up documentary films from 1964 to 2019, died July 23.
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.
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.
Groundbreaking 7 Up! documentary star Nick Hitchon has died after sharing that he had been given a throat cancer diagnosis in 2019 and was told he would have a year to live