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Renault Renaldo Duncan (April 23, 1904 – September 3, 1980), better known as Duncan Renaldo, was a Romanian-born American actor best remembered for his portrayal of The Cisco Kid in films and on the 1950-1956 American TV series, The Cisco Kid. 

Full Name	Renault Renaldo Duncan
Net Worth	$20 Million
Date Of Birth	April 20, 1904
Died	1980-09-03
Place Of Birth	Oancea, Romania
Height	6' (1.83 m)
Profession	Actor, Writer, Producer
Nationality	American
Nicknames	Duncan Renaldo, Renaldo, Duncan
Star Sign	Taurus

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We've taken all our fine western lore and splashed it with criminality and barbarism. The whole idea of these adult films is a fallacy. Nowhere did they ever shoot five or six men before breakfast. That quick-draw business, too, is a fake. Nobody can shoot accurately following a quick draw. Why bring kids up on this stupid craze? Nowadays, you frequently read where some kid has shot off his kneecap or wounded a friend trying to perfect a quick draw. A gun has become a plaything.

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1	His actual name consists of three surnames - Renault, Renaldo, and Duncan.
2	During the 1953-1954 season of The Cisco Kid (1950), he was severely injured in a rock fall and hospitalized through nine episodes. The producers had Cisco wearing masks, disguised as a ghost and used other gimmicks where they could use doubles. He had to record his lines--and shoot his close-ups--from his hospital bed, and the producers also used previously shot footage of him.
3	As the Cisco Kid he rode on a black & white Overo named Diablo. Sidekick Pancho got along on a palomino named Loco. The horses' names came out of the radio series.
4	Renaldo was arrested for illegal immigration in 1934 (he was a sailor on a ship that docked in Maryland in the late 1920s but caught fire at the pier and burned, stranding him in the US). There was some confusion as to his birthplace--he was orphaned as a child in Europe and didn't know where he was born--and since the authorities didn't know to which country he should be deported, he was imprisoned for a year. He was "rescued" by Republic Pictures president Herbert J. Yates, who signed him to a contract and vouched for him, and he was eventually granted a pardon by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Cisco Kid	-1956	TV Series	The Cisco Kid Jean La Fitte The Cisco Kid posing as Tex ...
The Capture	1950		Carlos
The Girl from San Lorenzo	1950		The Cisco Kid
Satan's Cradle	1949		Cisco Kid
The Daring Caballero	1949		The Cisco Kid
The Gay Amigo	1949		The Cisco Kid
The Valiant Hombre	1948		Cisco Kid
Sword of the Avenger	1948		Fernando
Jungle Flight	1947		Police Captain Costa
Two Years Before the Mast	1946		Mexican Captain (uncredited)
South of the Rio Grande	1945		The Cisco Kid
The Cisco Kid in Old New Mexico	1945		Cisco Kid
The Cisco Kid Returns	1945		Cisco Kid
Sheriff of Sundown	1944		Chihuahua Ramírez
The San Antonio Kid	1944		Johnny Bennett aka San Antonio Kid
The Tiger Woman	1944		José Delgado
Call of the South Seas	1944		Commissioner Charcot
The Fighting Seabees	1944		Construction Worker at Party
Hands Across the Border	1944		Juan Morales
The Desert Song	1943		Captain of the Guard (uncredited)
Around the World	1943		Dragoman (uncredited)
Tiger Fangs	1943		Peter Jeremy
Secret Service in Darkest Africa	1943		Capt. Pierre LaSalle
For Whom the Bell Tolls	1943		Lt. Berrendo
Mission to Moscow	1943		Italian Reporter (uncredited)
Border Patrol	1943		Commandante
King of the Mounties	1942		Pierre (ch's 1, 11-12)
A Yank in Libya	1942		Sheik David
We Were Dancing	1942		Sam Estrella - Bridge Player (uncredited)
Outlaws of the Desert	1941		Sheik Suleiman
Gauchos of El Dorado	1941		José Ojara aka Gaucho
Down Mexico Way	1941		Juan
King of the Texas Rangers	1941		Pedro Garcia
Bad Men of Missouri	1941		Dan (uncredited)
South of Panama	1941		Captain of Police
Oklahoma Renegades	1940		Rico
Rocky Mountain Rangers	1940		Rico
Gaucho Serenade	1940		Gaucho Don José
Covered Wagon Days	1940		Rico Rinaldo
Pioneers of the West	1940		Rico Rinaldo
Heroes of the Saddle	1940		Rico
The Mad Empress	1939		Col. Miguel López
South of the Border	1939		Andreo Mendoza
Cowboys from Texas	1939		Renaldo
The Kansas Terrors	1939		Renaldo
Rough Riders' Round-up	1939		Alcalde Don Enriguez (uncredited)
The Lone Ranger Rides Again	1939		Juan Vasquez
Zaza	1938		Animal Trainer (uncredited)
Spawn of the North	1938		Ivan
Tropic Holiday	1938		Young Blood (uncredited)
Rose of the Rio Grande	1938		Sebastian
Zorro Rides Again	1937		Renaldo
Sky Racket	1937		Count Barksi (as Duncan Rinaldo)
Jungle Menace	1937		Armand Roget
The Painted Stallion	1937		Zamorro
Mile a Minute Love	1937		Count Ribalto
Ten Laps to Go	1936		Eddie DeSylva
Two Minutes to Play	1936		Lew Ashley
Rebellion	1936		Ricardo Castillo
Lady Luck	1936		Tony Morelli
Special Agent K-7	1936		Tony Blank
Moonlight Murder	1936		Pedro
Sword of the Arab	1934	Short
The Moth	1934		Don Pedro
Public Stenographer	1934		Henchman Orsini
Trapped in Tia Juana	1932		Lt. Kenneth Holbert / El Zorro
Trader Horn	1931		Peru
Pals of the Prairie	1929		Francisco Valencia
The Bridge of San Luis Rey	1929		Esteban
The Naughty Duchess	1928		Armand
Clothes Make the Woman	1928
The Devil's Skipper	1928
Romany Love	1927	Short	Pietro

Writer

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Lady and the Bandit	1951	story
The Highwayman	1951	screen story - originally as Renault Duncan
Bells of San Fernando	1947	screenplay - as Renault Duncan / story - as Renault Duncan
Don Ricardo Returns	1946	screenplay - as Renault Duncan
Mile a Minute Love	1937	story
The Love Charm	1928	Short
Clothes Make the Woman	1927	Short

Producer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Satan's Cradle	1949	associate producer
The Daring Caballero	1949	associate producer
The Gay Amigo	1949	associate producer
The Valiant Hombre	1948	associate producer
Bells of San Fernando	1947	associate producer - as Renault Duncan
Don Ricardo Returns	1946	associate producer - as Renault Duncan

Director

Title	Year	Status	Character
Punchinello	1926	Short

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Kansas Terrors	1939	performer: "Cielito Lindo" - uncredited

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
This Is Your Life	1959	TV Series	Himself

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Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1960	Star on the Walk of Fame	Walk of Fame	Television	On 8 February 1960. At 1680 Vine Street

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