Zorro (1957 TV Series) - Other Recurring Cast

Other Recurring Cast

  • Don Diamond as Corporal Reyes (Magistrado storyline and onward) — The second non-commissioned officer alongside Sergeant Garcia, introduced midway through Season 1.
  • Britt Lomond as Captain Enrique Sanchez Monastario (season 1) — The evil but dashing Commandante was Zorro's first continuing foe, both on screen and at Disneyland (see "Other appearances" below).
  • Than Wyenn as Licenciado Pina (season 1) — Monastario's adjutant and lawyer.
  • Jan Arvan as Don Ignacio Torres (season 1) — A local don who is arrested by Monastario for speaking out. Often known as 'Don Nacho'.
  • Romney Brent as Padre Felipe (season 1) - A priest at the Mission of San Gabriel and a friend to Diego. He provides Church sanctuary to Torres before he escapes to Monterrey.
  • Henry Rowland as Count Kolinko (season 1) — Juan Greco and José Sebastián Vargas's conspirator.
  • Vinton Hayworth as Magistrate Carlos Galindo (season 1) — The local leader of a conspiracy to take over California.
  • Jay Novello as Juan Greco (season 1) — José Sebastián Vargas's conspirator.
  • Charles Korvin as José Sebastián Vargas (season 1) — The man Galindo was working for, self-styled "the Eagle".
  • Steve Stevens as Don Rodolfo (season 1) — One of the local dons, who vacillates on his commitment to help defend Los Angeles from the conspirators.
  • Jolene Brand as Ana María Verduzco (season 2) — A love interest for Diego and Zorro, based in Monterey.
  • Eduard Franz as Señor Gregorio Verduzco (season 2) — Ana Maria's father, leader of a group trying to finance bringing a supply ship to California.
  • Richard Anderson as Ricardo del Campo (season 2) — Diego's old friend and rival who is also courting Ana Maria.
  • Cesar Romero as Esteban de la Cruz (season 2) — Diego's uncle, an aging gigolo with a dishonest streak and a propensity for trouble.
  • Annette Funicello as Anita Campillo (season 2) — A young woman who comes to Los Angeles to see her father, except that nobody has ever heard of him; Funicello was given the role as a birthday present.
  • Everett Sloane as Andrés Felipe Basilio (season 2) — Another of Zorro's foes, a greedy official who gathers treasure for Spain but seeks to keep it for himself.
  • John Litel as Governor of California (season 2) — Honest but petulant, the governor is the subject of two conspiracies against him, and Diego's house guest at the time.
  • Rodolfo Acosta as Perico Verdugo (season 1) - A prospector confederate with the Magistrate to investigate if indeed there is gold in California.
  • Eugenia Paul as Elena Torres

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