My Name Is Nobody (1973)
Starring: Terence Hill, Henry Fonda
Directed by: Tonino Valerii (with Sergio Leone uncredited for key scenes)
Produced by: Fulvio Morsella
Written by: Sergio Leone, Ernesto Gastaldi
Music by: Ennio Morricone Studio: Rafran Cinematografica / Universal Pictures
Australian Printer: Noted as NRC
Format: Original Australian Daybill
Size: Approx. 13" x 30"
Classification: NRC (Not Recommended for Children)
Design Highlights: Striking monochrome blue line art illustration of Terence Hill’s iconic pose, slouched backwards on a chair with cowboy boots up Western-style typography
with tagline: “Anything anybody can do, Nobody can do better.” Minimalist, stylish layout — popular with collectors who love spaghetti westerns and vintage typographic posters Also includes: “That Trinity man is Nobody now” – referencing Hill’s earlier comedy-western roles
Film Summary: My Name Is Nobody is a comedy-western classic blending slapstick charm with a deeper tribute to the dying days of the Old West. Terence Hill plays a sly, skilled gunslinger who idolises a fading legend played by Henry Fonda. With production involvement from Sergio Leone and a score by Ennio Morricone, this cult film has garnered a loyal fanbase and is a must-have for lovers of Italian westerns.

Collector’s Insight: Highly desirable for fans of spaghetti westerns and Terence Hill. The Australian daybill version in two-tone blue is especially admired for its minimalist style and use of negative space. Values have remained stable, with growing demand from international buyers via online marketplaces.