Television
- 1960 Mrs Miniver with Maureen O'Hara as Mrs Miniver and Leo Genn as Clem Miniver, CBS
- 1962 An Act of Faith, BBC documentary on Coventry Cathedral, narrated by Leo Genn
- 1964 The Thirty Days of Gavin Heath, The Virginian, Leo Genn as Gavin Heath
- 1965 Cat's Cradle by Hugo Charteris, BBC Television
- 1970 Howards End with Glenda Jackson, BBC Television
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