Man Without a Name (1976 film)

Man Without a Name is a 1976 American Western film directed by Eustace Lycett. It stars Roy Thinnes, Ricardo Montalban, and Keenan Wynn. The film revolves around a amnesiac man, played by Thinnes, who wanders into a small town and is mistaken for a notorious gunfighter known only as "The Man Without a Name." He attempts to piece together his past while navigating the dangers and expectations placed upon him due to his assumed identity. The plot involves themes of identity, justice, and redemption in the backdrop of the American West. Despite the title's obvious homage to Sergio Leone's "Dollars Trilogy," this film is not directly connected and presents its own unique storyline.