Review of My Name Is Nobody (1973) by Dave J — 19 Mar 2014
Monday March 29, 2010.
(1974) My Name Is Nobody.
DUBBED.
SPAGHETTI WESTERN COMEDY.
Although Sergio Leone didn't receive directing credit for this Western gem, his signature is plastered all over this, especially the eye close ups as well as the storyline about an aging professional gunfighter making several attempts to retire but can't because of his popular exposure and reputation. Starring Henry Fonda as the legend Jack Beauregard, and Terence Hill as the "nobody" who idolizes him. Leone's only credit in terms of name was toward the writing- uncredited as director, and anyone can see by watching this film, that he's contributed much more than that. This is Leone's response to the critically acclaim film (1950)"The Gunfighter", starring Gregory Peck.
Like other Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone films they had done together like "The Good The Bad and The Ugly", and "Once Upon A time in Ametrica", the music score is also one of the finest of the genre.
4 out of 4 stars.
This review of My Name Is Nobody (1973) was written by Dave J on 19 Mar 2014.
My Name Is Nobody has generally received very positive reviews.
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