The Admirable Crichton

It's 1905, and wealthy Londoner, Lord Henry Loam, believes that all men should be treated equally, despite he having a mansion full of subservient staff. Lord Loam decides to host an afternoon tea to where his upper crust family, their equally upper crust friends and his household servants are all invited and are to be treated equally. But because no one else feels the same as him - which includes most specifically his eldest adult daughter, the snobbish Lady Mary, who expects all her manual labor needs to be provided by servants; his head butler, Crichton, who knows his rightful place within the centuries old British class system; and some of the lower staff, such as Cockney Eliza, who doesn't know how to act around "proper" people - in combination with another of his daughters, Lady Catherine, being arrested for being a suffragette, the tea is an abject failure. To let the scandal die down, Crichton suggests that Lord Loam and his family take a trip on their yacht. However, in the process, the yacht breaks down in a storm and the family which includes Lord Loam, his three daughters, and two of their beaus are shipwrecked on a deserted island. Also shipwrecked along with them are Crichton and Eliza, now nicknamed "Tweeny" because of her position within the household staff. Lord Loam's theories and actual beliefs are further put to the test in this new society of eight people, where skill and knowledge become overly important if only for sheer survival. If they are ever to be rescued, can their island experience be transferred back to the set British class system?