My Name is Nobody Mark 'Bedders' Bedford Teenagers were obviously deemed to

Teenagers were obviously deemed to be a problem in the 50s and the girl pictured here seems ready for a fight

) Very useful in the permissive Swinging Sixties

Unmistakably Dirk Bogarde

Julia Roberts is pictured here as the twice divorced mother of three able also to uncover the wrong doings of a company (based on a true story) Costume design by Jeffrey Kurland

British quad film poster in folded condition as issued to the cinema with no pinholes for the film "Coming Up Roses"

My Name is Nobody Mark 'Bedders' Bedford Teenagers were obviously deemed toSergio Leone produces this cult Spaghetti Western "My Name is Nobody" from 1973. Terence Hill plays "Nobody" who manages to be cast in the credits before Henry Fonda who he idolises in the film and persuades to have one last showdown. Fonda is the notorious gun fighter who wants to retire, and was the star in the Sergio Leone directed "Once Upon A Time In the West". Great gunfights are pictured with great portraits of the two stars together with the