Anna and the King of Siam

TCM's Alicia Malone introduces Anna And The King Of Siam, 1946.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Anna And The King Of Siam, 1946.

Robert Osborne introduces Anna And The King Of Siam, 1946.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Anna And The King Of Siam, 1946.

Robert Osborne introduces Anna And The King Of Siam, 1946.

Kept waiting again, the new English governess (Irene Dunne) and son (Richard Lyon) finally get attention from the king (Rex Harrison), first angered over his press, then dismissing his earlier commitments, relations warming nonetheless, in Anna And The King Of Siam, 1946.

Unhappy that she and her son have been situated next to the harem, new governess Anna (Irene Dunne) and son (Richard Lyon) are brought (by royal aide Lee J. Cobb) before the king (Rex Harrison, his first appearance), early in Anna And The King Of Siam, 1946,

The first scene from the first movie version of the famous story of Anna Leonowens, Irene Dunne the title character, with son Louis (Richard Lyon), her ship's captain (Addison Richards) and a much-darkened Lee J. Cobb (as "Kralahome") greeting, from Anna And The King Of Siam, 1946.