"A story of love, class, sex and money. Nick Guest, a young, gay Oxford graduate of modest means, is invited to stay with the wealthy Fedden family at their home in west London. Dysfunction and glamour come in equal measure with the Feddens: father Gerald a Tory MP consumed by his rising status within the party; wife Rachel who barely recognises her manic-depressive daughter Catherine; and son Toby, for whom Nick has had a secret crush ever since their time together at Oxford." --Container.
""A story of love, class, sex and money. Nick Guest, a young, gay Oxford graduate of modest means, is invited to stay with the wealthy Fedden family at their home in west London. Dysfunction and glamour come in equal measure with the Feddens: father Gerald a Tory MP consumed by his rising status within the party; wife Rachel who barely recognises her manic-depressive daughter Catherine; and son Toby, for whom Nick has had a secret crush ever since their time together at Oxford." --Container."@en
"A story of love, class, sex and money, ... deeps under the skin of Thatcher's Britain. Framed by two general elections which returned the Conservative government to power."@en
"This three-part saga is set during the Thatcherite 1980s. A story of love, class, sex, and money, as seen through the eyes and experiences of a young gay man, from the euphoria of falling in love to the tragedy of AIDS."@en
"Spanning four turbulent years of the 1980s, The line of beauty tells the politically-charged story of a gay Oxford graduate who comes to live with an affluent family in West London and develops a crush on their son. Sex, drugs, and political intrigue abound in this poignant coming-of-age drama."
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