"My name is Nobody" and "Nobody is the greatest" are actually a parody of the spaghetti westerns, but at the same time a legitimate and highly valued contribution to the genre. No wonder, with such a family tree, both films were produced and unofficially co-directed by Sergio Leone himself, the forefather and maestro of Italian westerns. For his personal, tongue-in-cheek farewell to the genre, Leone teamed up with Terence Hill, whose thrashing comedies "The Devil's Right and Left Hand" and "Four Fists for a Hallelujah" were the last breath of spaghetti that was so immensely successful in the 60s Westerns.
Nobody Collection
Official List