Television Films
- 1971: Hogan's Goat
- 1973: "The Devil's Daughter
- 1973: Frankenstein
- 1974: Mrs. Sundance
- 1974: The Questor Tapes
- 1976: Invisible Strangler
- 1977: It Happened at Lakewood Manor
- 1980: The Memory of Eva Ryker
- 1981: Peter and Paul - Peter
- 1988: Double Standard
- 1989: Columbo - Grand Deceptions
- 1990: Face to Face (Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation)
- 1992: With Murder in Mind
- 2006: The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines
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