Peter Lawford

The Kennedy Dynasty 2nd July 2023 as Self - Actor (archive footage)

Rat Pack 11th January 2022 as Self (archive footage)

Sid & Judy 26th June 2019 as Self (archive photos)

Dean Martin: The One and Only 1st January 2004 as Self (archive footage)

Live and Swingin': The Ultimate Rat Pack Collection 30th December 2003 as Self (archive footage)

Sharon Tate: Murdered Innocence 29th October 2002 as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker 28th October 1991 as actor 'Advise and 'Consent' (archive footage) (uncredited)

Where Is Parsifal? 1st January 1984 as Montague Chippendale

Body and Soul 9th October 1981 as Big Man

Mysterious Island of Beautiful Women 1st December 1979 as Gordon Duvall

Angels' Brigade 1st February 1979 as Burke

Fantasy Island 14th January 1977 as Grant Baines

Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood 26th July 1976 as Slapstick Star

Rosebud 24th March 1975 as Lord Carter

Elizabeth Taylor: An Intimate Portrait 27th February 1975 as Host - Self

Gable: The King Remembered 26th February 1975 as Himself - Host / Narrator

That's Entertainment! 21st June 1974 as Self - Host / Narrator

The Phantom of Hollywood 12th February 1974 as Roger Cross

James Dean Remembered 1st January 1974 as Self - Host

They Only Kill Their Masters 22nd November 1972 as Lee Campbell

Ellery Queen: Don't Look Behind You 19th November 1971 as Ellery Queen

The Deadly Hunt 1st October 1971 as Mason

Clay Pigeon 1st August 1971 as Government Agent

A Step Out of Line 26th February 1971 as Art Stoyer

Togetherness 13th September 1970 as Prince Solomon

One More Time 27th May 1970 as Christopher Pepper / Lord Sydney Pepper

Hook, Line and Sinker 6th June 1969 as Dr. Scott Carter

The April Fools 28th May 1969 as Ted Gunther

The Fourth Wall 1st May 1969 as Papá Baroni

Skidoo 19th December 1968 as The Senator

Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell 23rd October 1968 as Justin Young

Salt & Pepper 3rd July 1968 as Christopher Pepper

Dead Run 10th August 1967 as Stephen Daine

How I Spent My Summer Vacation 7th January 1967 as Ned Pine

A Man Called Adam 16th March 1966 as Manny

The Oscar 4th March 1966 as Steve Marks

Harlow 23rd June 1965 as Paul Bern

Sylvia 10th February 1965 as Frederic Summers

Faces of November 27th August 1964 as Self (uncredited)

Dead Ringer 29th January 1964 as Tony Collins

The Longest Day 25th September 1962 as Lord Lovat

Advise & Consent 6th June 1962 as Senator Lafe Smith

President Kennedy's Birthday Salute 19th May 1962 as Self - Host

Sergeants 3 10th February 1962 as Larry Barrett

Pepe 21st December 1960 as Peter Lawford

Exodus 15th December 1960 as Maj. Caldwell

Ocean's Eleven 10th August 1960 as Jimmy Foster

The Frank Sinatra Timex Show: An Afternoon with Frank Sinatra 13th December 1959 as Self - Singer

Never So Few 7th December 1959 as Capt. Grey Travis, Doctor

Sincerely, Willis Wade 13th December 1956 as Willis Wayde

Made in Heaven 6th December 1956 as Self - Announcing Next Week's Show

It Should Happen to You 15th January 1954 as Evan Adams III

Rogue's March 13th February 1953 as Capt. Dion Lenbridge

The Hour of 13 21st November 1952 as Nicholas Revel

You for Me 19th July 1952 as Tony Brown

Kangaroo 16th May 1952 as Richard Connor

Just This Once 27th February 1952 as Mark MacLene IV

Royal Wedding 8th March 1951 as John Brindale

Please Believe Me 12th May 1950 as Jeremy Taylor

The Red Danube 14th October 1949 as Major John 'Twingo' McPhimister

Little Women 10th March 1949 as Theodore "Laurie" Laurence

Julia Misbehaves 8th August 1948 as Ritchie Lorgan

Easter Parade 8th July 1948 as Jonathan Harrow III

On an Island with You 3rd May 1948 as Lawrence Kingslee

Good News 4th December 1947 as Tommy Marlowe

It Happened in Brooklyn 13th March 1947 as Jamie Shellgrove

My Brother Talks to Horses 4th February 1947 as John S. Penrose

Two Sisters from Boston 6th June 1946 as Lawrence Tyburt Patterson Jr.

Cluny Brown 2nd June 1946 as Andrew Carmel

Ziegfeld Follies 26th August 1945 as Porky (segment "Number Please") (voice) (uncredited)

Son of Lassie 20th April 1945 as Joe Carraclough

The Picture of Dorian Gray 3rd March 1945 as David Stone

Mrs. Parkington 12th October 1944 as Lord Thornley

The Canterville Ghost 20th July 1944 as Anthony de Canterville

The White Cliffs of Dover 11th May 1944 as John Ashwood II as a Young Man

Flesh and Fantasy 29th October 1943 as Pierrot (uncredited)

Corvette K-225 29th September 1943 as Naval Officer

Sahara 22nd September 1943 as British Soldier (uncredited)

Sherlock Holmes Faces Death 17th September 1943 as Young Sailor at Bar

The West Side Kid 23rd August 1943 as Jerry Winston

Someone to Remember 21st August 1943 as Joe Downes

The Man from Down Under 4th August 1943 as Mr. Jones

The Sky's the Limit 13th July 1943 as Naval Commander (uncredited)

Pilot #5 24th June 1943 as British Soldier

Above Suspicion 31st May 1943 as Student (Uncredited)

Immortal Sergeant 29th April 1943 as Soldier

Assignment in Brittany 11th March 1943 as Navigator (uncredited)

London Blackout Murders 15th January 1943 as Percy - Soldier on Train (uncredited)

Junior Army 26th November 1942 as Cadet Wilbur

Thunder Birds 28th October 1942 as English Cadet (uncredited)

A Yank at Eton 1st September 1942 as Ronnie Kenvil

Mrs. Miniver 3rd July 1942 as Pilot (uncredited)

Eagle Squadron 16th June 1942 as Pilot

Lord Jeff 17th June 1938 as Benny Potter

Poor Old Bill 22nd June 1931 as Horace