His film roles included The Odessa File and 28 Weeks Later.

In 1974, Como recorded a song called "Christmas Dream" for the soundtrack of the movie, The Odessa File.

He served as a consultant for yet another thriller, "The Odessa File."

He wrote the music for two movies: Gumshoe and The Odessa File.

In the realm of fiction, the Frederick Forsyth best-selling 1972 thriller The Odessa File brought the organization to popular attention.

Roschmann was eventually identified and denounced by a man who had just watched The Odessa File at the cinema.

This recruiting effort, and the Egyptians' continuing pursuit of the program, likewise form part of the plot of The Odessa File.

For the 1974 film adaption, see The Odessa File (film)

He was the composer of many television and movie scores, among them "The Odessa File" and "Isadora," which he also conducted.