My Name Is Nobody

About This Movie

So, 'My Name Is Nobody' is this interesting blend of comedy and Western, directed by Tonino Valerii. You've got Terence Hill playing the kid, Nobody, who’s got a sort of playful charm but also a mischievous edge. The film really captures that late spaghetti Western vibe, mixing slapstick with more serious themes of legacy and retirement. Jack Beauregard, played by Henry Fonda, is this classic worn-out gunslinger wanting to hang up his spurs. It’s a bit of a weird contrast at times, but it works. The pacing is leisurely, which is typical for the genre, but it builds to a somewhat chaotic climax with practical effects that are quite fun. A unique entry for collectors, especially if you appreciate the nuances of the genre.

Released in Italy as 'Il mio nome è Nessuno' · Features a memorable score by Ennio Morricone · Fonda and Hill share great on-screen chemistry · Includes classic spaghetti Western tropes and humor