From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Leo Carrillo (August 6, 1880 – September 10, 1961) was an American actor, vaudevillian, political cartoonist, and conservationist. He was best known for playing Pancho in the popular Western television series The Cisco Kid (1950–1956) and in several films.

Filmography

• 1964The Big Parade of Comedy — Joselito Estanza in 'Too Hot to Handle' (archive footage)
• 1950Pancho Villa Returns — Pancho Villa
• The Cisco Kid — Pancho
• 1950The Girl from San Lorenzo — Pancho
• 1949Satan's Cradle — Pancho
• 1949The Daring Caballero — Pancho
• 1949The Gay Amigo — Pancho
• 1948The Valiant Hombre — Pancho
• 1947The Fugitive — Chief of Police
• 1945Crime, Inc. — Anthony Charles 'Tony' Marlow
• 1945Mexicana — Esteban Guzman
• 1945Under Western Skies — King Carlos Randall
• 1944Bowery to Broadway — P. J. Fenton
• 1944Ghost Catchers — Jerry
• 1944Gypsy Wildcat — Anube
• 1944Moonlight and Cactus — Pasqualito Luigi
• 1943Crazy House — Leo Carrillo
• 1943Frontier Badmen — Chinito Galvez
• 1943Larceny with Music — Gus Borelli
• 1943Phantom of the Opera — Signor Ferretti
• 1942American Empire — Dominique Beauchard
• 1942Danger in the Pacific — Leo Marzell
• 1942Escape from Hong Kong — Pancho
• 1942Men of Texas — Sam Sawyer
• 1942Sin Town — Angelo Collina
• 1942Timber! — Quebec
• 1942Top Sergeant — Frenchy Devereaux
• 1942Unseen Enemy — Nick Rand
• 1942What's Cookin'? — Marvo the Great
• 1941Barnacle Bill — Pico
• 1941Honolulu Lu — Don Estaban Cordoba
• 1941Horror Island — Tobias Clump
• 1941Riders of Death Valley — Pancho Lopez
• 1941Road Agent — Pancho
• 1941The Kid from Kansas — Juan Garcia Pancho
• 1941Tight Shoes — Amalfi
• 194020 Mule Team — Piute Pete
• 1940Captain Caution — Lucien Argandeau
• 1940Lillian Russell — Tony Pastor
• 1940One Night in the Tropics — Escobar
• 1940Wyoming — Pete Marillo
• 1939Chicken Wagon Family — Jean Paul Batiste Fippany
• 1939Fisherman's Wharf — Carlo Roma
• 1939Rio — Roberto
• 1939Society Lawyer — Tony Gazotti
• 1939The Arizona Wildcat — Manuel Hernandez
• 1939The Girl and the Gambler — El Rayo, aka Don José Maria Lopez y Tostado
• 1938Blockade — Luis
• 1938City Streets — Joe Carmine
• 1938Flirting with Fate — Sancho Ramirez
• 1938Little Miss Roughneck — Pascual Orozco
• 1938The Girl of the Golden West — 'Mosquito'
• 1938Too Hot to Handle — Joselito
• 193752nd Street — Fiorello Zamarelli
• 1937History Is Made at Night — "The Great Cesare"
• 1937Hotel Haywire — Dr. Zodiac Z. Zippe
• 1937I Promise to Pay — Richard Farra
• 1937Manhattan Merry-Go-Round — Tony Gordoni
• 1937The Barrier — Poleon Doret
• 1936It Had to Happen — Giuseppe
• 1936Moonlight Murder — Gino D'Acosta
• 1936The Gay Desperado — Pablo Braganza
• 1935If You Could Only Cook — Mike Rossini
• 1935In Caliente — Jose Gomez
• 1935Love Me Forever — Steve Corelli
• 1935The Winning Ticket — Joe Tomasello
• 1934Four Frightened People — Montague
• 1934Manhattan Melodrama — Father Joe
• 1934The Band Plays On — Angelo
• 1934The Gay Bride — Mickey'The Greek' Mikapopoulis
• 1934Viva Villa! — Sierra
• 1933Before Morning — Dr. Gruelle
• 1933Moonlight and Pretzels — Nick Pappacropolis
• 1933Obey the Law — Tony Pasqual
• 1933Parachute Jumper — Kurt Weber
• 1933Racetrack — Joe Tomasso
• 1932Deception — Jim Hurley
• 1932Girl of the Rio — Don Jose Tostado
• 1932Men Are Such Fools — Tony Mello
• 1932Running Hollywood — Leo Carrillo
• 1932The Broken Wing — Capt. Innocencio Dos S
• 1931Hell Bound — Nick Cotrelli
• 1931Homicide Squad — Big Louie Grenado
• 1931Lasca of the Rio Grande — Jose Santa Cruz
• 1931The Guilty Generation — Mike Palmero
• 1930The Voice of Hollywood
• 1929Mister Antonio — Antonio Camaradino

Appearances as themselves (8)

• 1947Around the World in California — Himself (uncredited)
• 1942Hedda Hopper's Hollywood No. 4 — Self
• 1937Cinema Circus — Himself
• 1935A Dream Comes True — Himself (uncredited)
• 1935La Fiesta de Santa Barbara — Self
• 1935Things You Never See on the Screen — Self
• 1934Star Night at the Cocoanut Grove — Self - Master of Ceremonies
• 1933The 42nd Street Special — Self (uncredited)