
Duncan Renaldo
To most audiences, Duncan Renaldo will always be identified as film and TV's "The Cisco Kid." However, this role occurred late in his career, which consisted of much more than just this western character. Not much is known about Renaldo's early life. In fact, his date and place of birth is still questioned. The usual given birth date is April 23, 1904. His birthplace has been generally...
To most audiences, Duncan Renaldo will always be identified as film and TV's "The Cisco Kid." However, this role occurred late in his career, which consisted of much more than just this western character. Not much is known about Renaldo's early life. In fact, his date and place of birth is still questioned. The usual given birth date is April 23, 1904. His birthplace has been generally...
Known For
For Whom the Bell Tolls
as Lt. Berrendo
The Fighting Seabees
as Construction Worker at Party
Trader Horn
as Peru
Cast Credits
The Capture
as Carlos
The Girl from San Lorenzo
as The Cisco Kid
Satan's Cradle
as The Cisco Kid
The Daring Caballero
as The Cisco Kid
The Gay Amigo
as The Cisco Kid
The Valiant Hombre
as The Cisco Kid
Sword of the Avenger
as Fernando
Jungle Flight
as Police Captain Costa
Jungle Terror
as Armand Roget
South of the Rio Grande
as The Cisco Kid
In Old New Mexico
as The Cisco Kid
The Cisco Kid Returns
as The Cisco Kid
Sheriff of Sundown
as Chihuahua Ramírez
San Antonio Kid
as Johnny Bennett
The Tiger Woman
as José Delgado
Call of the South Seas
as Commissioner Charcot
The Fighting Seabees
as Construction Worker at Party
Hands Across the Border
as Juan Morales
Around the World
as Dragoman
Tiger Fangs
as Peter Jeremy
Secret Service In Darkest Africa
as Capt. Pierre LaSalle
For Whom the Bell Tolls
as Lt. Berrendo
Mission to Moscow
as Italian Reporter (uncredited)
Border Patrol
as Commandante
King of the Mounties
as Pierre (Ch. 1, 11-12)
A Yank in Libya
as Sheik David
Outlaws of the Desert
as Sheik Suleiman
Gauchos of El Dorado
as Gaucho / José Ojara
Down Mexico Way
as Juan
King of the Texas Rangers
as Lt. Pedro Garcia
Crew Credits
Satan's Cradle
Associate Producer
Bells of San Fernando
Producer
Don Ricardo Returns
Screenplay
Mile a Minute Love
Story
The Love Charm
Writer