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My Name Is Nobody

My Name Is Nobody is a 1973 film from Italy, France and West Germany, directed by Tonino Valerii, running 116 minutes. reelscum files it under spaghetti western.

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Year
1973 · 1970s films
Runtime
116 min
Director
Tonino Valerii
Updated
29 Oct 2026
Obscurity
known (17/100)
Also known as
My Name Is Nobody · Bud Spencer & Terrence Hill: My Name is Nobody

Defined in the glossary: Spaghetti western

The spaghetti western attends its own funeral, cracking jokes. Fonda, Terence Hill, and Leone's fingerprints everywhere.

Sergio Leone produced this and reportedly could not keep his hands off it, and it plays as the spaghetti western writing its own obituary with a grin. Henry Fonda is an ageing gunfighter who wants nothing more than a boat to Europe and a quiet retirement; Terence Hill is Nobody, a fast, beaming kid who worships him and would rather the old man go out facing a hundred and fifty riders alone, so history has a legend to remember. It is a comedy and an elegy in the same breath, Fonda's weary myth handing the genre over to the jokey Trinity-era version that killed it. Morricone scores the Wild Bunch's charge to a warped Ride of the Valkyries and it is glorious. The affectionate goodbye the whole cycle deserved.

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