Il mio nome è Nessuno aka My Name Is Nobody (1973)

[Novecento]

Yes - thanks for sharing 

[uncknown]

Did Terence Hill do his own dubbing?
I believe he spoke English fairly well
bruce

[dave jenkins]

Did Terence Hill do his own dubbing?
I believe he spoke English fairly well
bruce

He definitely dubbed his voice in English. If I remember right, he had a female vocal coach for the film, whom he married. I think Hill mentions all this in the supplements on the Tobis discs.

[Novecento]

He definitely dubbed his voice in English.

Are you sure about that? I'll have to do some digging, but I thought he was dubbed and only Fonda used his own voice.

[drinkanddestroy]

I just bought the Image Entertainment BRD. skipped through it just to check out the image quality. There are lots of speckles/damage marks. and no bonus features.

[dave jenkins]

I thought he was dubbed and only Fonda used his own voice.

You may well be right. I went back to the Tobis discs to check the info that I thought was there and didn't find it. But as I listened to Hill speak in his interview, I realized that his voice is not the same voice that was used in the English dub--they are very different. (Also, per Frayling, Mario Girotti met and married Lori Hill on the set of God Forgives, Me, Not So Much--so I had that bit wrong as well).

So, sorry to disappoint you, uncknown, I now believe that Hill did not dub himself in Nobody. Novecento, thanks for spotting my error.

[emmo26]

This scene could be done by SL....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxqc4lae7bI&t=28m38s


Very Leoneisk when it pans out on to the location before Jack meets the indians, with Ennio humming in your ears. Reminds me a bit when AE vists the fort in GBU


Another pan out scene in the style of OUTITW not too dissimilar to Claudia leaving a train, is when Nobody goes to the circus town....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxqc4lae7bI&t=39m49s

[Dust Devil]

This scene could be done by SL....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxqc4lae7bI&t=28m38s


Very Leoneisk when it pans out on to the location before Jack meets the indians, with Ennio humming in your ears. Reminds me a bit when AE vists the fort in GBU


Another pan out scene in the style of OUTITW not too dissimilar to Claudia leaving a train, is when Nobody goes to the circus town....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxqc4lae7bI&t=39m49s

The name... on the grave... what was it?

(Do you know how many graves are there?! There must be hundreds, thousands!)

[Novecento]

This scene could be done by SL....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxqc4lae7bI&t=28m38s


Very Leoneisk when it pans out on to the location before Jack meets the indians, with Ennio humming in your ears. Reminds me a bit when AE vists the fort in GBU


Another pan out scene in the style of OUTITW not too dissimilar to Claudia leaving a train, is when Nobody goes to the circus town....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxqc4lae7bI&t=39m49s

The first is Valerii (with Leone breathing down his neck via his cinematographer); the second is Leone.

[stanton]

But the point is both are Leone style, and not copied Leone style. And I doubt that the first DoP, who never worked with Leone before (or did he in a minor function?), could have been the one to influence the film's style.

[uncknown]

But the point is both are Leone style, and not copied Leone style. And I doubt that the first DoP, who never worked with Leone before (or did he in a minor function?), could have been the one to influence the film's style.

I have always felt this film should rightly be listed  on thediscussion  board as a Sergio Leone film.
bruce

[uncknown]

Has anybody here seen the Italian cut that is supposedly 15 minutes longer?

[dave jenkins]

I have always felt this film should rightly be listed  on thediscussion  board as a Sergio Leone film.
bruce

An enlightened view.

[dave jenkins]

Has anybody here seen the Italian cut that is supposedly 15 minutes longer?

Not me. First I've heard of it.

[Novecento]

Has anybody here seen the Italian cut that is supposedly 15 minutes longer?

I heard a rumor about that once before. I think it's a myth - probably due to a misprint in a book somewhere. If it really exists then surely Valerii would have mentioned it in his commentary track.