Feature Films:

• "Marriage On The Rocks" Starring. Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin
   Trini played himself as an entertainer

• "The Dirty Dozen" Starring: Lee Marvin & An All Star Cast
  Trini played a G.I. - one of the "Dirty Dozen"

• "The Poppy is Also a Flower" Starring: Scan Connery & Angie Dickinson & An All Star Cost - Trini played an entertainer

• "Antonio" Starring: Trini Lopez & Larry Hagman
   Trini's first starring role in a Motion Picture

Feature Television Appearances:

• "The Reluctant Heroes" - An ABC Aaron Spelling Production  Starring: Ken Berry, Cameron Mitchell & An All Star Cast
  Trini played a G.I.

• "Adam 12" - NBC Television Starring: Martin Milner & Kent McCord
  Trini played a priest 

• "Adam 12" - in a second appearance on "ADAM 12",
  Trini played a parole officer

• "The Hardy Boys - The Silent Scream" - Starring: Shawn Cassidy & Parker Stevenson.  First aired November 26, 1977. Trini played a Las Vegas entertainer 

• "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" (1986) - Trial was featured at home in Palm Springs, Interview by Robin Leach.

• "The Late Show" (1981) A Fox Network Television Show - Most Recent Appearance

• Trini has also hosted and appeared for THE MARCH OF DIMES, CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION, DIABETES FOUNDATION, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, etc.

Recent  Television Appearances:

• Hackett Television Show Las Vegas, Nevada 1999

• International Television Show Buenos Aires Argentina 1999

• Musical Variety Venice, Italy 1999

• Story of Legends Paris, France 1999

• Schea in LA - Television Special For International release 1999

• Musical Variety Show Vienna. Austria 1999

Early Television Appearances:

1963

• Steve Allen Show 10/17 (Black & White)

• American Bandstand 11/23 (Black & White)  "Kansas City"

• Hootenanny on ABC 12/21 (Black & White) - "Lonesome Traveler", " If I Had A Hammer"

 1964

• American Bandstand 3/21 - "Jailer, Bring Me Water"

• Hootenanny on ABC 4/25 (Black & White) - Kansas City", "Jailer, Bring Me Water", "If You Want To Be Happy"

•  Hollywood Palace on ABC 5/16 (Black & White) - 'This Land Is Your Land"

• Hootenanny 6/13 (Black & White) - "If I Had A Hammer", "Lonesome Traveler"

• Bob Hope Special on NBC 11/20 (Black & White) - "Jezebel"

1965

• Hollywood Palace on ABC 1/23 - Lemon Tree", "We'll Sing In The Sunshine"

• Hullabaloo on NBC 3/2

• Ed Sullivan Show on CBS 6/6

• Soupy Sales Special 7/9 (Black & White)

• Hullabaloo 8/3

• Ed Sullivan Show on CBS 9/26

• Hy Gardner Show 9/30 (Black & White)

• Steve Lawrence Show 11/15

1966

• Hullabaloo 1/17

• Sammy Davis, Jr. Show 2/11

• Andy Williams Show 5/9

• Hippodrome 11/9

• Jack Benny Special 12/1

1967

• Andy Williams Show 11/15

• Pat Boone Show 2/1

• Dean Martin Show 2/16

• Colliseum 4/6

• Mike Douglas Show 5/24

• Spotlight on CBS 8/1

• The Song Is You 12/31

1968

• Carol Burnett Show 1/15

• Joey Bishop Show 4/15

• Peter Martin Show 6/15

• Mike Douglas Show 7/3

• Mike Douglas Show 7/17- with Jesse Lopez

• Mike Douglas Show 7/24

• Mike Douglas Show 10/14

• Mike Douglas Show 10/15

• Mike Douglas Show 10/16

• Mike Douglas Show 10/17

• Mike Douglas Show 10/18 - with Jesse Lopez

• Carol Burnett Show 10/7

• Trini Lopez Special 10/13

1969

• Joey Bishop 4/9

• American Bandstand 4/19

• Trini Lopez Special on CBS 10/21 with Nancy Ames

• Merv Griffin 10/16

1970

• Carol Burnett Show 3/9

• Hugh Hefner Special 5/9

• Dick Cavett 6/24

• American Bandstand 6/27

• Merv Grifflin 10/27

• Trini Lopez Special 12/12

1971

• David Frost 6/15

• David Frost 6/19

• David Frost 6/28

• Mike Douglas 7/9

Television appearances from 1972 to present, both national and international, are being compiled and will be added at a later time. Dates for all the Johnny Carson Tonight Show appearances have been excluded as copies no longer exist.  This is by no means a complete list of all of the Trini Lopez TV appearances. It does, however, represent a portion of those shows in which copies may still exist.