Lord of the Flies

Hunters led by Jack (Tom Chapin) make their first kill, but they've let the signal fire go out, as a plane passes over the island, infuriating lookout Piggy (Hugh Edwards) and leader Ralph (James Aubrey), in Lord Of The Flies, 1963, from the William Golding novel.

Elected head of the marooned boys Ralph (James Aubrey) with the conch, assessing matters, supported by Jack (Tom Chapin), then hearing a concern voiced by Piggy (Hugh Edwards) for young Simon (Tom Gaman), in Peter Brook's Lord Of The Flies, 1963.

After the opening credit sequence implying a plane crash, English schoolboys Ralph and "Piggy" (amateur actors James Aubrey and Hugh Edwards) discover each other on the island, in director Peter Brook's treatment of William Golding's novel, Lord Of The Flies, 1963.