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Mark of the Renegade
Mark of the Renegade
	Film poster
Directed by	Hugo Fregonese
Screenplay by	Robert Hardy Andrews; Louis Solomon;
Based on	Don Renegade; by Johnston McCulley
Produced by	Jack J. Gross
Starring	Ricardo Montalbán; Cyd Charisse;
Cinematography	Charles P. Boyle
Edited by	Frank Gross
Music by	Frank Skinner
Color process	Technicolor
Production; company	Universal International Pictures
Distributed by	Universal Pictures
Release date	July 24, 1951 (Los Angeles);
Running time	81 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

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Mark of the Renegade is a 1951 American Adventure Western film directed by Hugo Fregonese starring Ricardo Montalbán and Cyd Charisse.^[1] The film is based on the novel Don Renegade by Johnston McCulley, and is set in Mexican-ruled Los Angeles in the 1820s.^{[citation needed]}

Plot

In 1825, after fleeing a pirate ship, Marcos Zappa is taken to meet Don Pedro Garcia, whose ambition is to be emperor of California for the Republic of Mexico. Able to blackmail Marcos because of an "R" mark hidden beneath his bandanna permanently identifying Marcos as a renegade and traitor, Garcia schemes to have Marcos seduce and marry Manuella, the daughter of his rival, Jose de Marquez, having been rejected as a suitor himself.^{[citation needed]}

Manuella is already engaged to be married to Miguel De Gandara. A gambling-house owner, Anita Gonzales, in league with Garcia, is angry when Marcos fails to succumb to her charms. Manuella is attracted to Marcos but not sure how much to trust him. He reveals the "R" brand as a demonstration of good faith. They spend a night together, whereupon her father insists they marry.^{[citation needed]}

At the wedding, Miguel jealously challenges Marcos to a duel. Anita then exposes Marcos as a disloyal renegade, only to have it revealed that the "R" brand has been faked, with Marcos working undercover to unearth Garcia's treachery. In a sword fight, Marcos kills Garcia, then is free to marry Manuella.^{[citation needed]}

Cast

Ricardo Montalbán as Marcos Zappa (as Ricardo Montalban)
Cyd Charisse as Manuella de Vasquez
J. Carrol Naish as Luis
Gilbert Roland as Don Pedro Garcia
Andrea King as Anita Gonzales
George Tobias as Captain Bardoso
Antonio Moreno as Jose De Vasquez
Georgia Backus as Duenna Concepcion
Robert Warwick as Colonel Vega
Armando Silvestre as Miguel De Gandara

References

^ Blottner p.157

Bibliography

Blottner, Gene. Universal-International Westerns, 1947–1963: The Complete Filmography. McFarland, 2000.

External links

The Mark of the Renegade at IMDb
The Mark of the Renegade at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films
The Mark of the Renegade at the TCM Movie Database

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[1] Blottner p.157

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-'''''The Mark of the Renegade''''' is a 1951 American [[western film]] directed by [[Hugo Fregonese]] and starring [[Ricardo Montalban]], [[Cyd Charisse]] and [[J. Carrol Naish]].<ref>Blottner p.157</ref> The film is based on a novel by [[Johnston McCulley]], and is set in Mexican-ruled [[Los Angeles]] in the 1820s.
+'''''Mark of the Renegade''''' is a 1951 American [[Adventure film|Adventure]] [[Western (genre)|Western]] film directed by [[Hugo Fregonese]] starring [[Ricardo Montalbán]] and [[Cyd Charisse]].<ref>Blottner p.157</ref> The film is based on the novel ''Don Renegade'' by [[Johnston McCulley]], and is set in Mexican-ruled [[Los Angeles]] in the 1820s.{{Citation needed|date=September 2023}}
 ==Plot==
-In 1825, after fleeing a pirate ship, Marcos Zappa is taken to meet Don Pedro Garcia, whose ambition is to be emperor of California for the Republic of Mexico. Able to blackmail Marcos because of an "R" mark hidden beneath his bandanna permanently identifying Marcos as a renegade and traitor, Garcia schemes to have Marcos seduce and marry Manuella, the daughter of his rival, Jose de Marquez, having been rejected as a suitor himself.
+In 1825, after fleeing a pirate ship, Marcos Zappa is taken to meet Don Pedro Garcia, whose ambition is to be emperor of California for the Republic of Mexico. Able to blackmail Marcos because of an "R" mark hidden beneath his bandanna permanently identifying Marcos as a renegade and traitor, Garcia schemes to have Marcos seduce and marry Manuella, the daughter of his rival, Jose de Marquez, having been rejected as a suitor himself.{{Citation needed|date=September 2023}}
-Manuella is already engaged to be married to Miguel De Gandara. A gambling-house owner, Anita Gonzales, in league with Garcia, is angry when Marcos fails to succumb to her charms. Manuella is attracted to Marcos but not sure how much to trust him. He reveals the "R" brand as a demonstration of good faith. They spend a night together, whereupon her father insists they marry.
+Manuella is already engaged to be married to Miguel De Gandara. A gambling-house owner, Anita Gonzales, in league with Garcia, is angry when Marcos fails to succumb to her charms. Manuella is attracted to Marcos but not sure how much to trust him. He reveals the "R" brand as a demonstration of good faith. They spend a night together, whereupon her father insists they marry.{{Citation needed|date=September 2023}}
-At the wedding, Miguel jealously challenges Marcos to a duel. Anita then exposes Marcos as a disloyal renegade, only to have it revealed that the "R" brand has been faked, with Marcos working undercover to unearth Garcia's treachery. In a sword fight, Marcos kills Garcia, then is free to marry Manuella.
+At the wedding, Miguel jealously challenges Marcos to a duel. Anita then exposes Marcos as a disloyal renegade, only to have it revealed that the "R" brand has been faked, with Marcos working undercover to unearth Garcia's treachery. In a sword fight, Marcos kills Garcia, then is free to marry Manuella.{{Citation needed|date=September 2023}}
 ==Cast==
-* [[Ricardo Montalban]] as Marcos Zappa
+* [[Ricardo Montalbán]] as Marcos Zappa (as Ricardo Montalban)
 * [[Cyd Charisse]] as Manuella de Vasquez
 * [[J. Carrol Naish]] as Luis
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 * [[Georgia Backus]] as Duenna Concepcion
 * [[Robert Warwick]] as Colonel Vega
 * [[Armando Silvestre]] as Miguel De Gandara
-* [[Bridget Carr]] as Rosa
-* [[Alberto Morin]] as Captain Cervera
-* [[Renzo Cesana]] as Father Juan
-* [[Robert O. Cornthwaite]] as Innkeeper
-* [[Edward C. Rios]] as Paco
-* [[David Wolfe (actor)|David Wolfe]] as Landlord
-* [[Carlos Albert]] as Card Dealer
-* [[Vida Aldana]] as Señorita
-* [[Pilar Del Rey]] as Señorita
-* [[Ethan Laidlaw]] as Grandee
-* [[Paul Levitt]] as Bit Player
-* [[Peter Mamakos]] as Pirate
-* [[Alex Montoya]] as Gatekeeper
-* [[Rod Normond]] as Bit Player
-* [[Charles Soldani]] as Grandee
-* [[Ken Terrell]] as Ranchhand
-* [[Felipe Turich]] as Servant
-== References ==
+==References==
 <references/>
-== Bibliography ==
+==Bibliography==
 * Blottner, Gene. ''Universal-International Westerns, 1947–1963: The Complete Filmography''. McFarland, 2000.
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-* {{IMDb title|0043787}}
+* {{IMDb title}}
+* {{AFI film}}
+* {{TCMDb title}}
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