Neil Summers, an English-American actor and stuntman, left an indelible mark on the film industry, particularly in the realm of Westerns and action films. His memorable role as the Rodent in the 1990 classic *Dick Tracy* showcased his unique talent, but collectors often seek him out for his earlier work in *My Name Is Nobody* (1973). This spaghetti Western, co-starring Terence Hill, is a cult favorite and a staple in any serious collection, highlighting Summers’ versatility and charm. Beyond his on-screen contributions, Summers was an avid collector of Western film memorabilia, providing insights into the genre through his books. His passion for film history resonates with collectors who appreciate not only the films themselves but also the stories behind them. His work continues to be celebrated, making any physical media release featuring Summers a prized addition for enthusiasts eager to explore the rich tapestry of cinematic history.