The Upper Crusts
Aristocrat Robin Seacroft lives carefree with his wife Phyllida, and their children Gareth and Davina, but all of this changes when he goes shooting with his father, the aged Lord Seacroft, who leaves his gun unattended. A curious rabbit sets off the gun and bang goes the former Lord Seacroft. Robin inherits his late father's title, but precious little else.
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Plot Summary
The Upper Crusts was a British television drama series that depicted the lives of an aristocratic family. It explored their relationships, social obligations, and the challenges they faced in maintaining their status and traditions in a changing world.
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Due to its age and limited archival information, 'The Upper Crusts' is considered a somewhat obscure piece of television history.
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