Film and Television Documentaries
- The Last Man Hanged, 1993 historical documentary, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- The Last Of The Ryans, 1997 television movie, Crawford Productions
- Beyond Reasonable Doubt - The Case of Ronald Ryan, 1977 documentary series, Australian Film Commission
- Odd Man Out - The Story of Ronald Ryan, three-part television mini-series
- Who Hung Ronald Ryan? Australian Broadcasting Corporation Film, 1987 documentary film on Ryan's execution
- Real Prison Breaks, 2010 television series,
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