Il mio nome è Nessuno (1973)

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Terence Hill

Nessuno

Henry Fonda

Jack Beauregard

Jean Martin

Sullivan

R.G. Armstrong

Honest John
(as R.K. Armstrong)

Karl Braun

Jim

Leo Gordon

Red

Steve Kanaly

False Barber

Geoffrey Lewis

Leader of the Wild Bunch

Neil Summers

Squirrel

Piero Lulli

Sheriff

Mario Brega

Pedro

Marc Mazza

Don John
(as Mark Mazza)

Benito Stefanelli

Porteley

Alexander Allerson

Rex

Rainer Peets

Big Gun
(as Remus Peets)

Antoine Saint-John

Scape
(as Antoine Saint John)

Franco Angrisano

Ferroviere

Tommy Polgár

Juan

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Trivia
While walking through Boot Hill, Nobody points out to Beauregard that one of the names on a gravestone is Sam Peckinpah. That same year, Clint Eastwood, in Infierno de cobardes (1973), had a Boot Hill scene that included Sergio Leone's tombstone, as well as a number of others.

Errores
As Nobody and Jack face off in the New Orleans street,a window air-conditioner (draped with canvas) and what looks like an electric window fan can be seen on the side of the "Hotel" in the background.

Citas
Jack Beauregard: Folks that throw dirt on you aren't always trying to hurt you, and folks that pull you out of a jam aren't always trying to help you. But the main point is when you're up to your nose in shit, keep your mouth shut.

Versiones alternativas
The initial US home video release through KVC Home Video used the original Titanus (Italian) print with the English dialog track used for the US theatre release. This meant that although the dialog was in English, the main title and all credits were in Italian.

Conexiones
Edited into Get Mean (1975)

Bandas sonoras
Il Mio Nome E' Nessuno (My Name Is Nobody) (Main Title)
Written and Performed by Ennio Morricone And His Orchestra

I'm surprised i had never heard of this film before, i only got it because I'm a big fan of Henry Fonda. This movie reminds you of Once upon a time in the west and all the other spaghetti westerns but with a sense of humor and a great soundtrack. The movie stars out in 1899 with Henry Fonda playing a gunfighter named Jack Beauregard who just wants to get enough money so he can retire. Terence Hill plays another gunfighter named nobody who is obsessed with Beauregard. He's always following him around and wants him to fight the wild bunch, a group of 150 men, so he can be in the history books. This movie was produced by Serigo Leone and this was Henry Fonda's last western.