My Name is Nobody

summary

A young and easy-going drifter befriends a legendary gunslinger who wants to retire. The drifter considers the shooter his hero and insists that he must face a gang of 150 outlaws before he can lay down his guns.

Schedule

Eastern Time

SUN, MARCH 1

5:30PM

Dudes & Darlins

Western Romance Weekend

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About

A spaghetti Western comedy that plays with the myth of the Old West while still delivering iconic gunfighter swagger. A young, easygoing drifter known as “Nobody” befriends an aging, legendary gunslinger who dreams of retiring in peace. But Nobody refuses to let his hero fade quietly into the sunset—insisting that the only proper exit is a headline-making final feat: taking on a massive gang of outlaws before laying down his guns for good.

The film stars Terence Hill as Nobody and Henry Fonda as the famed gunman Jack Beauregard, blending physical comedy with a surprisingly heartfelt reflection on legacy and endings. Driven by Sergio Leone’s concept and elevated by Ennio Morricone’s memorable score, My Name is Nobody is a fan-favorite for viewers who love Westerns with style, humor, and a knowing wink at the genre’s greatest legends.