this movie, and this scene in particular, is a love letter to old western movies, and a symbolic passage from Ford, Sergio Leone, to Trinity and the lighter western movies :)
More precisely, it is a metaphor for the end of the classic western genre, of Hollywood production, embodied by Henry Fonda and John Wayne, and the passing of the baton to the new generation, the spaghetti westerns, personified by Clint Eastwood and Terence Hill.
I absolutely love this letter. It has a melancholy but a finality that shows how at peace he is. It’s such a unique friendship and commentary on the world as it modernized.
When I was a kid. I loved the movies(I still do) However the older I get. I cry and smile. Much because I always saw them with my Dad. One day I hope, that my son would love to see the movies with me. I always think about how my son would react to:'' Dad, why are you crying.'' ''Son, this movie is just a masterpiece'' ;)
Love this movie. I only saw it for the first time this year ... Don't know how I missed it. It's a good story and well acted too. Terence Hill makes me melt ... just fecking yum 😁💜
there are two endings to this movie. one as viewed with his finger as the gun, and one where it is a gun not a finger. Great movie. Henry Fonda also played in another really good western, Once upon a time in the west.
While I really enjoy Terrence Hill's performance, it is Henry Fonda's role that makes me smile.....I guess it's because I understand him more as I have aged!
I have never gotten tired of this movie. I wish they would show this on TV more often. Movies that come out now have go to have a lot of fowl mouth actors are sex. This came out when you could take the kids to the theater. I guess I am getting old at sixty seven . I miss the old days.
"Il mio nome è Nessuno" with Terence Hill alias Massimo Girotti and the Great Henry Fonda....😎....wow, those were the times when "Spaghetti Westerns" were epical and could cast names such as Clint Eastwood, James Coburn, Telly savalas, Lee Van Cliff and so many other great international actors .....🤠....movies with a good plot, excellent actors and an incredible soundtrack which most of the times was composed by the immense Ennio Morricone or were directed by men like Sergio Leone to say the most famous.....🤩....what else could you want from those movies, pure magic!!!!
@@launabanauna8958 Not really necessary, especially as you're directing it at the person who provided this (and other scenes from the film) for our enjoyment.
@Tareldor The music from this movie is sadly hard to come by. The composer is Ennio Morricone. The main theme can be purchased on iTunes, but not this particular cue unfortunately. The only CD recording I've found of this was super expensive. It's really sad because it's gorgeous music.
Believe it or not what brought me here was a song by a rap artist, there's an intro, "My name is nobody" that is very poetic where he just talks and he had to have seen this now as i watch it, and it would go into the song, "Nobody." The Rapper was the supposed best, the one who the highest goals were set, who out-did the amazing pack he showed up with. He outdid, Big Pun, DMX, Mos Def - they were called the Fantastic Four and his debut album came out and he went after a hypocritical star and he had issues and then a year later Eminem came by ripping his style as many thought he faded into oblivion, he put more albums out than anyone currently as he just does not want to be mainstream. The title was also a jab at Eminem, "May name is..." so here it is..... "You know this rap game is a lot like high school And high school is a lot like life You see in life, you got to do things to set yourself apart from your peers You need to identify the qualities that separate you from those around you After all, isn't that what most people spend they lives trying to accomplish? Wouldn't we all want somebody, somewhere later on down The line to remember the things that were different about us? Don't you understand? The more you fit in, the less you're noticed That's how it is, for anyone to walk through life unnoticed as if they never mattered Could be a punishment worse than death, and at the same time That punishment is the only way you could truly be free; Free from the things you want people to remember about you But also free from the things you want them to forget I don't know if that freedom exists for me anymore And even though I dream about what it would be like It's just a dream, because I realize now more than ever That I can't have my cake and eat it too, no one can And as time goes on, we will always be loved by some and hated by others And whether the people who talk bad about you know it or not They really save you from obscurity every time they mention your name You see, anytime anybody ever talks about you, either directly or indirectly They put a quarter in your immortal meter They keep you alive, whether they want to or not They practically do the opposite of what they want to do Which is forget you. I dedicate this song, to the day When you motherfuckers finally figure it out And the day that you bury me, and erase the memory of me Here lies a man, who became forgotten to the world In his search to the key for immortality He never made an impact, he changed nothing And his words meant nothing He never contributed to the rap game; He never gave you anything to talk about He never existed, and he never made a difference His name was nobody!
In the corporate here&now, the Nobody is restrained, tied down. More than ever, for the individual, the Nobody gives hope and guide. The Nobody is guardian of the good-n-wholesome. For corporate power and control, legacy is intentionally under rated. To all who are Nobody, take care. Legacy depends on it. "When you're getting a shave-n-cut, make sure the right man is wearing the jacket." - Jack Beauregard
There are also two versions where Sullivan the lead bad boss lives. And the other version where jack shoots Sullivan. Interesting how there were two versions of the movie.
TheriansKnee, I so love this movie. I first saw it on KTLA channel 5 during the 80s movies till dawn. Can you tell me what version this dvd you got this clip from? The ones for sale now are slower and have been edited! I want the one this clip came from. Was it from a region 2 dvd? region 4? Please help!
TheriansKnee, can you tell me what dvd you got this clip from? The ones for sale now are slower and have been edited! I want the one this clip came from. Was it from a region 2 dvd? region 4? Please help!
@@TheriansKnee I found the older version on line. The DVD wasn't as good. Still have not forgotten this post. My PSG, a Vietnam Vet told me this story once. Chances are he got 'it' from this movie. At 03:47, 'thanks just the same'!
I know I wouldn't want to get with with a leaf to a wagon spring! The other ting I just realized is he gets that fly with his LEFT hand (non-gun hand)!
"When you're up to your nose in shit, keep your mouth shut." The best, most simply put, first rule of legal advice everyone should follow. This is how every encounter with the police should be handled. Even if you are innocent. The law sees the world much differently than we have been programmed to believe. The Miranda rights part should read... ANYthing and EVERYthing you say, WILL be used against you, twisted and misconstrued, blown out of proportion, and legally taken as your admission of guilt and confession to committing the crime you are under arrest for, and any other criminal acts we will find you guilty of along the way, regardless of any facts, eyewitness alibis, and physical impossibilities. Consider yourself guilty and convicted of your crimes, because now that we have a suspect, we will do everything humanly possible, legal, illegal, and the ocean of gray area in between, including, but not limited to, illegal surveillance, gang stalking, illegal warrants, planting evidence, intimidating witnesses to remain silent or lie on the stand, creating statements for fake witnesses that fit you into our timeline, paying for "expert testimony" by career professional scientific witnesses, who are paid hundreds of thou$and$ in some cases, if the money is within the prosecutions budget, and with holding critical evidence that would otherwise prove you 100,% innocent and exonerate you of all charges. We always get our man. Innocence is irrelevant. Your guilt is a given. Your case and your punishment will will be discussed and decided upon over coffee, the weekend prior to your trial, by your attorney, the prosecutor, and the judge. Occasionally their spouses will be involved in those decisions, depending on how sensational the crime. The court procedure is theatre, part of the propaganda that tells you that you are a free human. The only exception to this is if you have money or are connected to political or financial power.
Grandpa's story There was this little birdie, who didn't even know how to fly yet. Then one freezing cold night, he tumbles out of his nest and lands on the ground. Well, he starts going, "Chirp, chirp, chirp," like crazy because he was damn nearly freezing. Lucky for him, along comes this cow, sees him, and feels sorry for him. So she lifts her tail, and SPLAT! drops this steaming hot cow pie right on him! The little birdie is nice and warm again, but he's still not happy and keeps going, "Chirp, chirp, chirp, chirp," louder than ever! Then a mean old coyote hears him and comes running. He reaches out a paw, and pulls him out of the cow pie. He brushes the dirt off him real nice, and then... swallows the birdie down in one gulp!.
this movie, and this scene in particular, is a love letter to old western movies, and a symbolic passage from Ford, Sergio Leone, to Trinity and the lighter western movies :)
You're absolutely right
More precisely, it is a metaphor for the end of the classic western genre, of Hollywood production, embodied by Henry Fonda and John Wayne, and the passing of the baton to the new generation, the spaghetti westerns, personified by Clint Eastwood and Terence Hill.
...crap, I still cry a little watching this scene at times... 😁😍😉 47yrs and I still love this western!!!
I absolutely love this letter. It has a melancholy but a finality that shows how at peace he is. It’s such a unique friendship and commentary on the world as it modernized.
I love that movie. Whether you're a kid or adult, the movie is still good!
..yep, all these decades later i STILL love this movie!!!
One of the top 100 movies EVERYONE needs to see
When I was a kid. I loved the movies(I still do) However the older I get. I cry and smile. Much because I always saw them with my Dad. One day I hope, that my son would love to see the movies with me. I always think about how my son would react to:'' Dad, why are you crying.'' ''Son, this movie is just a masterpiece'' ;)
a truly enjoyable movie. and the moral to the story about the bird is absolutely true.
indeed. a favorite of mine for years. not everybody who shits on you is your enemy, not every one who pulls you out of the shit is your friend.
@@jobob47 And when your up to your nose in shit, keep your mouth closed
Love this movie. I only saw it for the first time this year ... Don't know how I missed it. It's a good story and well acted too.
Terence Hill makes me melt ... just fecking yum 😁💜
love that ending. i regularly come back to watch it... :)
TakeThatAxeEugene . Me too!!!
stinking nosey troublemaker ....just about sums up nobody brilliant movie
" - Who is faster than him, pa?
- Faster than him? Nobody. "
This letter always makes me cry 😢 such a melancholic feel to it, but beautifully done ❤
The end still makes me laugh. And I've watched this movie many times, after it first showed in a theater near where I live.
there are two endings to this movie. one as viewed with his finger as the gun, and one where it is a gun not a finger. Great movie. Henry Fonda also played in another really good western, Once upon a time in the west.
Are you sure about the two endings? That would be cool to see
Classic and epic!! No other words are needed.
He allways makes me smile, great acto
Always get nostalgic hearing that music, of my youth in Montreal, back in the 70's
so true nowadays with any man ,,great sequence, great movie! !
While I really enjoy Terrence Hill's performance, it is Henry Fonda's role that makes me smile.....I guess it's because I understand him more as I have aged!
Me too, though I always liked this scene from when I first saw this film as a teen-ager, and am the same age as Jack was now.
quite right.
@83rdox Just not making movies like that anymore. Pity - they truly were glorious...
ROFL ...he had to help his hero guyz!!! We would do it also...
I have never gotten tired of this movie. I wish they would show this on TV more often. Movies that come out now have go to have a lot of fowl mouth actors are sex. This came out when you could take the kids to the theater. I guess I am getting old at sixty seven . I miss the old days.
I'm 57, this was a favorite to catch on a saturday afternoon.
"Il mio nome è Nessuno" with Terence Hill alias Massimo Girotti and the Great Henry Fonda....😎....wow, those were the times when "Spaghetti Westerns" were epical and could cast names such as Clint Eastwood, James Coburn, Telly savalas, Lee Van Cliff and so many other great international actors .....🤠....movies with a good plot, excellent actors and an incredible soundtrack which most of the times was composed by the immense Ennio Morricone or were directed by men like Sergio Leone to say the most famous.....🤩....what else could you want from those movies, pure magic!!!!
Mario Girotti, not Massimo ;-)
@@maxrings73
Sorry, I mixed the names, my bad.
One of the finest movies ever made.
There are so many morals from this movie. Keep it simple in life & and fame don't come with all good perks.
my nickname is trinity in 1972 I never like to take bath so called me trinity
There were only a few westerns were made that mom would let you go to see.This was one on them
Thanks! Awesome movie.
".........Keep your mouth shut." Funny. "Keep your mind and your heart open." Words to live by. All the best.
the music is so moving
I LOVE THIS FILM!!! 😁
Thanks TK,good memories...
The perfect bookend to the classic Western.
my most favorite western....
One of my favorites
In the first scene in the movie Henry Fonda do the same thing, but is using his revolver.
He's simulating a pistol, so he won't get his throat cut.
Thanks Captain Obvious. :)
@@launabanauna8958 Not really necessary, especially as you're directing it at the person who provided this (and other scenes from the film) for our enjoyment.
Great movie!
Best cowboy movie ever!
Nah..the good the bad and the ugly. But this is a good one too
"Nobody was faster on the draw"
I don't ever realize this game with words until now. I really love this movie :)
@Tareldor The music from this movie is sadly hard to come by. The composer is Ennio Morricone. The main theme can be purchased on iTunes, but not this particular cue unfortunately. The only CD recording I've found of this was super expensive. It's really sad because it's gorgeous music.
Is in the 10 most compositor All The times.
Believe it or not what brought me here was a song by a rap artist, there's an intro, "My name is nobody" that is very poetic where he just talks and he had to have seen this now as i watch it, and it would go into the song, "Nobody." The Rapper was the supposed best, the one who the highest goals were set, who out-did the amazing pack he showed up with. He outdid, Big Pun, DMX, Mos Def - they were called the Fantastic Four and his debut album came out and he went after a hypocritical star and he had issues and then a year later Eminem came by ripping his style as many thought he faded into oblivion, he put more albums out than anyone currently as he just does not want to be mainstream. The title was also a jab at Eminem, "May name is..." so here it is.....
"You know this rap game is a lot like high school
And high school is a lot like life
You see in life, you got to do things to set yourself apart from your peers
You need to identify the qualities that separate you from those around you
After all, isn't that what most people spend they lives trying to accomplish?
Wouldn't we all want somebody, somewhere later on down
The line to remember the things that were different about us?
Don't you understand? The more you fit in, the less you're noticed
That's how it is, for anyone to walk through life unnoticed as if they never mattered
Could be a punishment worse than death, and at the same time
That punishment is the only way you could truly be free;
Free from the things you want people to remember about you
But also free from the things you want them to forget
I don't know if that freedom exists for me anymore
And even though I dream about what it would be like
It's just a dream, because I realize now more than ever
That I can't have my cake and eat it too, no one can
And as time goes on, we will always be loved by some and hated by others
And whether the people who talk bad about you know it or not
They really save you from obscurity every time they mention your name
You see, anytime anybody ever talks about you, either directly or indirectly
They put a quarter in your immortal meter
They keep you alive, whether they want to or not
They practically do the opposite of what they want to do
Which is forget you. I dedicate this song, to the day
When you motherfuckers finally figure it out
And the day that you bury me, and erase the memory of me
Here lies a man, who became forgotten to the world
In his search to the key for immortality
He never made an impact, he changed nothing
And his words meant nothing
He never contributed to the rap game;
He never gave you anything to talk about
He never existed, and he never made a difference
His name was nobody!
Yeah thanks alot, that was a great ending, and probably the best explanation for the west and what it meant to people who were there.
Wow, a comment that is 9 years old. You still alive bud?
AmnScottNN Wow, it’s ten years old now. Guess not.
Nobody is still somebody.
I played a bit part in this movie. Was paid twenty dollars and a box of fried chicken. It was a great experience.
What part?
In the corporate here&now, the Nobody is restrained, tied down. More than ever, for the individual, the Nobody gives hope and guide. The Nobody is guardian of the good-n-wholesome. For corporate power and control, legacy is intentionally under rated. To all who are Nobody, take care. Legacy depends on it.
"When you're getting a shave-n-cut, make sure the right man is wearing the jacket." - Jack Beauregard
There are also two versions where Sullivan the lead bad boss lives. And the other version where jack shoots Sullivan. Interesting how there were two versions of the movie.
@Tareldor The music in the background should name "Buona fortuna Jack" ans is available on some "best of" CDs of Ennio Morricone.
The whole movie summed up in the finale.
5:58 And THAT kids is the planet of Uranus!
Kindly upload full movie
The great apple-scene
(Coda of the great fishing-scene) - 1:45
3:37 valahonnan ismerős a színész., később nem ő lesz Ray Crebbs a Dallas ból?
I think so.
When you're getting a shave & cut.......
Be sure the right man is wearin the jacket.
Another fantastic Gem and Terrance Hill aims to please!
Not everyone that shits on you is your enemy! Not everyone that digs you out of shit and brushes you off is your friend!🐥 Still nobody!✌️😜
Behind the scenes, most of these actors became friends in Italy . Making spaghetti westerns.
Remember: when you're up to your nose in sh** keep your mouth shut.
He's simulating a gun. Early in the movie we see Henry Fonda do this same thing with a real pistol.
TheriansKnee Thanks again, Captain Obvious. :)
TheriansKnee, I so love this movie. I first saw it on KTLA channel 5 during the 80s movies till dawn. Can you tell me what version this dvd you got this clip from? The ones for sale now are slower and have been edited! I want the one this clip came from. Was it from a region 2 dvd? region 4? Please help!
Oh hey I was wrong...you can find the whole soundtrack on iTunes you just have to search under the Italian namd: il mio nome e nessuno
Geez just wondering if that’s Henry Fonda’s voice and his face appears in the porthole window
Very true and still current (cousin)!
TheriansKnee, can you tell me what dvd you got this clip from? The ones for sale now are slower and have been edited! I want the one this clip came from. Was it from a region 2 dvd? region 4? Please help!
Sorry I can't help you. It was downloaded many many years ago from a source no longer available.
@@TheriansKnee I found the older version on line. The DVD wasn't as good. Still have not forgotten this post. My PSG, a Vietnam Vet told me this story once. Chances are he got 'it' from this movie. At 03:47, 'thanks just the same'!
I know I wouldn't want to get with with a leaf to a wagon spring! The other ting I just realized is he gets that fly with his LEFT hand (non-gun hand)!
❤
È stato cambiato??
Was Changed
Was
Pronuncia???
Changed
Cambiato
E da chi???
Da altri
Nobody???
Una rondine
Non fa' primavera
HELLO IS IT GEOFFREY LEWIS IS NOT CREDITED
thank s for your answer i did nt know he was her father but why he is not credited in this movie?
he did so many film with the great clint!
He is in the credits but guy at beginning Steve Kanaly is not....
Guys do you know whats the name of that movie beginning with a horse ride full off oniones for the same acter
5:53 Censor that please? Oh God!
😂😅
Now I finally got what that seemingly nonsensical story of Nobody meant.
"When you're up to your nose in shit, keep your mouth shut."
The best, most simply put, first rule of legal advice everyone should follow.
This is how every encounter with the police should be handled.
Even if you are innocent.
The law sees the world much differently than we have been programmed to believe.
The Miranda rights part should read...
ANYthing and EVERYthing you say, WILL be used against you, twisted and misconstrued, blown out of proportion, and legally taken as your admission of guilt and confession to committing the crime you are under arrest for, and any other criminal acts we will find you guilty of along the way, regardless of any facts, eyewitness alibis, and physical impossibilities.
Consider yourself guilty and convicted of your crimes, because now that we have a suspect, we will do everything humanly possible, legal, illegal, and the ocean of gray area in between, including, but not limited to, illegal surveillance, gang stalking, illegal warrants, planting evidence, intimidating witnesses to remain silent or lie on the stand, creating statements for fake witnesses that fit you into our timeline, paying for "expert testimony" by career professional scientific witnesses, who are paid hundreds of thou$and$ in some cases, if the money is within the prosecutions budget, and with holding critical evidence that would otherwise prove you 100,% innocent and exonerate you of all charges.
We always get our man. Innocence is irrelevant.
Your guilt is a given. Your case and your punishment will will be discussed and decided upon over coffee, the weekend prior to your trial, by your attorney, the prosecutor, and the judge.
Occasionally their spouses will be involved in those decisions, depending on how sensational the crime.
The court procedure is theatre, part of the propaganda that tells you that you are a free human.
The only exception to this is if you have money or are connected to political or financial power.
thats One Way 2 End A Movie
The "moon walk" by the river didnt exist then in NOLA
I hate growing old,
Films have just lost the fake appeal, the try to make violence so real, and not funny
As they say, the only thing worse than growing old is the alternative. :-(
@@minarchist1776 yea your right,
Please keep safe in these dangerous times,
The only permanent thing in this world is change
Geoffrey Lewis RIP leader of the wild bunch going after the my name is
New Orleans
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sweeny Baby!! ;)?
SPOILER!!!!
Grandpa's story
There was this little birdie, who didn't even know how to fly yet. Then one freezing cold night, he tumbles out of his nest and lands on the ground. Well, he starts going, "Chirp, chirp, chirp," like crazy because he was damn nearly freezing. Lucky for him, along comes this cow, sees him, and feels sorry for him. So she lifts her tail, and SPLAT! drops this steaming hot cow pie right on him! The little birdie is nice and warm again, but he's still not happy and keeps going, "Chirp, chirp, chirp, chirp," louder than ever! Then a mean old coyote hears him and comes running. He reaches out a paw, and pulls him out of the cow pie. He brushes the dirt off him real nice, and then... swallows the birdie down in one gulp!.