Paul Tibbenham (played by Matthew Macfadyen) is a protagonist in The Project.
One of the three young activists whose experiences serve as the narrative framework for the series, covering the Labour Party's transition from opposition to government between 1992 and 2001. Maggie Dunn (played by Naomie Harris) is a protagonist in The Project.
One of the three young activists whose experiences serve as the narrative framework for the series, covering the Labour Party's transition from opposition to government between 1992 and 2001. Irène Lloyd (played by Paloma Baeza) appears in The Project.
One of the three young activists whose experiences serve as the narrative framework for the series, covering the Labour Party's transition from opposition to government between 1992 and 2001. Andy Clark (played by Shaun Evans) appears in The Project.
Harvey (played by James Frain) appears in The Project.
Gavin (played by Elliot Cowan) appears in The Project.
Stanley Hall (played by Anton Lesser) appears in The Project.
Roger (played by Paul Butterworth) appears in The Project.
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Characters
Paul Tibbenham
(played by Matthew Macfadyen) — protagonist
One of the three young activists whose experiences serve as the narrative framework for the series, covering the Labour Party's transition from opposition to government between 1992 and 2001.
Maggie Dunn
(played by Naomie Harris) — protagonist
One of the three young activists whose experiences serve as the narrative framework for the series, covering the Labour Party's transition from opposition to government between 1992 and 2001.
Irène Lloyd
(played by Paloma Baeza) — supporting
One of the three young activists whose experiences serve as the narrative framework for the series, covering the Labour Party's transition from opposition to government between 1992 and 2001.
Andy Clark
(played by Shaun Evans) — supporting
Harvey
(played by James Frain) — supporting
Gavin
(played by Elliot Cowan) — supporting
Stanley Hall
(played by Anton Lesser) — minor
Roger
(played by Paul Butterworth) — minor
Richard Loach
(played by Derek Riddell) — minor
Jeremy
(played by Ben Miles) — minor
Key Relationships
Irène Lloyd → Harvey
(Conflict Rival)
Jeremy → Maggie Dunn
(Alliance Party Member)
Roger → Richard Loach
(Alliance Party Member)
Stanley Hall → Paul Tibbenham
(Power Senior Figure)
Harvey → Gavin
(Alliance Party Member)
Roger → Stanley Hall
(Alliance Party Supporter)
Jeremy → Paul Tibbenham
(Professional Party Colleague)
Richard Loach → Paul Tibbenham
(Professional Party Colleague)
Andy Clark → Paul Tibbenham
(Professional Party Colleague)
Gavin → Stanley Hall
(Professional Political Advisor)
Harvey → Stanley Hall
(Professional Political Advisor)
Paul Tibbenham → Harvey
(Conflict Political Opponent)
Irène Lloyd → Andy Clark
(Conflict Rival)
Maggie Dunn → Andy Clark
(Social Friend)
Paul Tibbenham → Andy Clark
(Alliance Party Member)
Story Analysis
A fictionalized political journey tracking Labour's evolution from opposition to governance through activist perspectives.