

Cast & creator
Best known for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Born Darlene Wright in Los Angeles in 1938, she began her career as lead singer with the vocal trio, The Blossoms. After a spell as regulars on ABC TV's variety show Shindig! (1964) in the early 60s, the trio went on to sing backup on a variety of Elvis Presley recordings, and even backed him on his 1968 NBC-TV special Elvis: The Comeback Special (1968). For a while, they backed Tom Jones during some of his Las Vegas shows. The Blossoms have the rare distinction of recording a number one hit without ever receiving any credit. Years before the advent of Milli Vanilli, Darlene Love, Fanita James and Gracie Nitzsche sang vocals on the Gene Pitney-penned song "He's a Rebel" that was championed as The Crystals' first (and only) No. 1 US hit. Because of confounding logistics, record producer Phil Spector had to use The Blossoms because The Crystals were on the wrong coast of the US at the time. And since he was up against the clock in L.A. attempting to get his production on the airwaves before the Vikki Carr version, he had no choice. Love also sang vocals on the Bob B. Soxx and the Blue Jeans top twenty hit "Zip-a-Dee Doo Dah".
Also known as: Darlene Wright
26
film credits
15
television credits
41
1964–2026 · acting roles
6.6
average across scored titles
Signature credits
Across film & television
Showing 41 of 41 credits

Self - Musical Guest
2014
Self
2014
Self - Musical Guest
2015
Self
2019
Self - Musical Guest
1993
Self (uncredited)
1975
Self - Guest
1997
Self
1997
Self
1964
Self - Guest
2022
Self - Musical Guest
1982
Darlene Love
2011
Trish Murtaugh
1987

Trish Murtaugh
1989
Self - Singer
1964
Trish Murtaugh
1998
Trish Murtaugh
1992
Grace
2020
Self
2022
Self
2024
Self
2013
Aunt Jo Robinson
2019
Self - The Blossoms
1964
The Librarian
1993
Self
2026
Self
2009
Self
2024
Singer with The Blossoms (uncredited)
1969
Self - Performer
2025
Self - The Blossoms
2006
Self
1986Self - Performer
2024
Self
1985
Self (Singer)
2018
Self
1982


Self
2017

Self - main vocals
2023