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Luke Evans Says His New ITV Thriller ‘The Party’ Reveals How The British Class System Still Dominates: “The Idea Of Being Born With A Silver Spoon Is Alive And Well”

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Luke Evans Says His New ITV Thriller ‘The Party’ Reveals How The British Class System Still Dominates: “The Idea Of Being Born With A Silver Spoon Is Alive And Well”

Luke Evans has said his new ITV thriller The Party “offers a glimpse into the British class system” that remains “particularly visible” in the UK.

Evans said the adaptation of the Elizabeth Day novel, which launched on ITV last night, shows how the class system “remains more prevalent here than in almost any other country.” […]

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