Immerse yourself in the epic and timeless world of Sergio Leone with this My Name Is Nobody Poster, a legendary western where humor and action blend perfectly. Follow the adventures of Jack Beauregard, a lone hero, in his quest to achieve the legend of his own story. With anthology scenes and a legendary soundtrack, this cult film is a must-see for any western fan. Discover it now!
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Description of this My Name Is Nobody Poster
My Name Is Nobody is a 1973 Italian-French-German international co-production spaghetti western comedy film starring Terence Hill and Henry Fonda. The film was directed by Tonino Valerii from an idea by Sergio Leone.
The film tells the story of Nobody (Terence Hill) who tries to convince his idol Jack Beauregard (Henry Fonda) to take on the Wild Bunch outlaw gang.
Jack Beauregard is an aging sharpshooter who wishes to retire peacefully in Europe. After seeing him quickly take down three armed men who tried to ambush him in a barbershop, the barber’s son asks his father if anyone in the world is faster than Beauregard, to which the barber replies, “Faster than him? Nobody!” Beauregard stops to observe a poor fisherman before continuing on to an old gold mine. There, he finds his friend Red, dying after a gang attack. Beauregard asks Red where “Nevada” is, but Red only manages to reveal the village of Nevada before dying. At a horse relay, three men ask Red to deliver a basket to Beauregard, inside which he converses with him, revealing his detailed knowledge of Beauregard’s exploits. He throws the basket outside, where the bomb hidden inside explodes. The bum introduces himself as “Nobody.” He idolizes Beauregard and wants him to end his career on a high note by single-handedly taking on the 150 members of the Wild Bunch. The bandits use a worthless gold mine to launder the stolen gold. Sullivan, the mine owner who serves as their cover, believes Beauregard is trying to kill him, so he tries to kill him first. Arriving at Nevada’s village, Beauregard finds Nobody there, who reveals that Beauregard’s brother, Nevada Kid, is dead. Nobody tries again, unsuccessfully, to convince Beauregard to go after the Wild Bunch. Arriving at a town, Sullivan hires Nobody to kill Beauregard, but Nobody instead helps Beauregard eliminate Sullivan’s men. The Wild Bunch goes to town to retrieve sticks of dynamite, which they hide in their saddlebags.
Later, an old man tells Beauregard that he was bought out by his partners Nevada and Red in a worthless gold mine, but that the mine later produced a lot of gold. Beauregard rushes to the mine and catches Sullivan loading bags of gold dust. Sullivan offers Beauregard Nevada’s share, but Beauregard tells him he doesn’t care about his brother and is just taking two bags, along with $500 to pay for his passage to Europe. He then leaves to catch a train to New Orleans.
No one robs a train that is being loaded at a depot with gold bars, guarded by soldiers. Beauregard waits down the line as the Wild Bunch charges toward him across a featureless plain. Nobody arrives with the train, but refuses to save Beauregard until he “writes his name in the history books.” Remembering the mirror conchas on the gang’s dynamite-filled satchels, Beauregard shoots them and eliminates most of the gang until Nobody lets him board the train.