"Luther", depicting the life of Martin Luther, the archetypal rebel of an earlier century, was first performed in 1961; it transferred to Broadway and won Osborne a Tony Award. "Inadmissible Evidence" was first performed in 1964. In between these plays, Osborne won an Oscar for his 1963 screenplay adaptation of "Tom Jones". "A Patriot for Me" (1965) drawing on the Austrian Redl case, is a tale of turn-of-the-century homosexuality and espionage which helped to end (along with "Saved" by Edward Bond) the system of theatrical censorship under the Lord Chamberlain.