Duncan Renaldo
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| Known for: |
For Whom the Bell Tolls, Trader Horn, The Gay Amigo |
| Birth name: |
Renault Renaldo Duncan |
| Birthday: |
23 April 1904,
Spain |
| Height: |
6' (1.83 m) |
Trivia

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 Delano Roosevelt.

As the Cisco Kid he rode on a black & white tobiano named Diablo. Sidekick Pancho got along on a palomino named Loco. The horses' names came out of the radio series.

During the 1953-1954 season of
The Cisco Kid, 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.
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