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Wall to Wall Television, the makers of hit series ?Back In Time For Dinner? and ?Back In Time for the Weekend? are looking for a fun, food-loving family to go on an adventure further back in time.


Guided by the experiences of real families in the early 20th century, one family will be fast-forwarded through 50 years of incredible history to explore how we lived and what we ate.


Wall to Wall are currently casting in East Dulwich and surrounding areas for a family to immerse themselves in history for their series. This time the family will go further back in time to the early 20th century and then on through five decades of dramatic history, experiencing for themselves how British families lived and ate in the years before modern technology and conveniences.


Previous living history series Back in Time for Dinner and Back in Time for the Weekend for BBC2 were both extremely well received and were among BBC2?s top rating factual shows last year, averaging 3 million viewers a week.


Both series followed a modern family as they lived through each decade from the 50s to the 90s with their home, clothes and diet all transformed accordingly. Everything they did was underpinned by historical data that detailed real spending and eating habits of each period.


This is a fantastic and exciting opportunity for a family to share in the amazing experience of being filmed over the summer, taking part in a truly immersive journey back in time.


Wall to Wall are currently looking to hear from families with a minimum of two children aged 8+ who are available to film over the summer holidays this year.


Anyone interested can simply email [email protected] for information.


Below are links to interviews with previous contributors, who came away from the series with a rewarding and truly unforgettable family experience.



Links which show how much our previous families enjoyed the experience:


Back in time for Dinner ?Brandon Robshaw?s diary for the Independent: - http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/features/new-bbc-series-savours-half-a-century-of-food-in-britain-from-vesta-curries-to-nouvelle-cuisine-10071775.html


Back in Time for the Weekend - http://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/feb/02/gadget-free-1970s-was-happiest-period-says-time-travelling-tv-family

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