Television Documentaries
- "Malcolm Arnold" by Herbert Chappell, BBC, Omnibus, 1969
- "Sheridan Morley meets...: Malcolm Arnold" by Mike Purton, BBC, 1984
- "An Act of Friendship" by Terry Bryan, ITV Central, 1989
- "A Portrait of Malcolm Arnold" by Richard Fawkes, ITV Anglia TV, Notes on Norfolk, 1990
- "Malcolm Arnold at 70" by Kriss Rusmanis, BBC, Omnibus, 1991
- "Toward the Unknown Region: Malcolm Arnold - A Story of Survival" by Tony Palmer, ITV, The South Bank Show, 2004 (2 parter) (released on DVD)
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