Tom Jones

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Tom Jones, 1963.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Tom Jones, 1963.

Dave Karger introduces Tom Jones, 1963.

Robert Osborne Introduces Tom Jones, 1963.

Quickening events as Tom (Albert Finney) learns from Blifil (David Warner) of the accident, and both attend the deathbed of Squire Allworthy (George Devine), who fails to die in Tony Richardson's Tom Jones, 1963.

First scene with Sophie (Susannah York), returned from two years in London, for whom Albert Finney (title character) has captured a thrush, only to see it released by his prissy rival Blifil (David Warner) in Tony Richardson's Tom Jones, 1963.

Michael MacLiammoirr's narration introduces a scene at church which devolves into mayhen with Tom (Albert Finney) rescuing Molly (Diane Cilento) in Tony Richardson's Tom Jones, 1963.

Music, flowers, frolicking and swooning as Sophie (Susannah York) nurses Tom (Albert Finney), recovering from his broken arm, the song titled "Tom And Sophie," from John Addison's Academy Award-winning score, in Tony Richardson's Tom Jones, 1963.

Failing at first to rob Miss Western (Edith Evans), Partridge (Jack MacGowran) settles on Tom (Albert Finney) and gets lucky in Tony Richardson's Tom Jones, 1963.

Tom (Albert Finney) and "Mrs. Waters" (Joyce Redman), who may be his forgotten adoptive mother, in the famous lascivious dinner scene from Tony Richardson's Best Picture-winning adaptation of the Henry Fielding novel, Tom Jones, 1963.

The wacky opening to Tony Richardson's Tom Jones 1963, in which Squire Allworthy (George Devine) arrives home and subtitles begin the scandalous story.