Terence Hill

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Characters played by Terence Hill

Trinity — They Call Me Trinity (1970)

Lazy but highly skilled gunslinger, half-brother to Bambino, comedic hero of the West.

Trinity — Trinity Is Still My Name (1971)

Half-brother to Bambino, skilled gambler and sharpshooter in a comedic spaghetti western duo.

Lieutenant Robert Merril — Last of the Renegades (1964)

Military officer supporting his father's command and frontier duties.

Baker Jr. — Frontier Hellcat (1964)

Civilian with minor interactions and community presence.

Rosco Frazer / Steinberg — Go for It (1983)

A charming dodger and ventriloquist who meets Doug during a brawl. He joins Doug on the run, helps them escape authorities, impersonates Steinberg, and later poses as a wealthy Texan while investigating the secret organization in Miami Beach.

Nobody — My Name Is Nobody (1973)

Nobody is a young, remarkably skilled gunman who idolizes Jack Beauregard and knows the details of his reputation. He repeatedly pushes Jack to make a legendary final stand against the Wild Bunch, assists him against Sullivan's men, steals a gold train, and defeats Jack in a staged public duel.

Elliot Vance / Sebastiano Coímbra — Double Trouble (1984)

A stuntman recruited to impersonate one of two Portuguese Brazilian billionaire cousins during an investigation into assassination attempts. He is tough, battle-ready, flamboyant, and skilled at fighting, and becomes involved in the increasingly dangerous situations surrounding the substitution.

Dave Speed — Super Fuzz (1980)

A newly graduated police officer, Dave is irradiated by a secret NASA experiment and develops extraordinary powers, including super speed, strength, hypnosis, and telepathy. He uses them to expose Torpedo's counterfeit operation, rescue Willy from the sunken Barracuda, defeat the criminals, and protect Evelyn despite his vulnerability to the color red.

Blackie — Blackie the Pirate (1971)

Notorious pirate captain who targets a Spanish gold shipment. He outmaneuvers rivals, escapes capture, liberates his crew, loses his vessel, and commandeers an enemy ship to continue his quest.

Cat Stevens — God Forgives... I Don't! (1967)

Former outlaw turned vigilante seeking revenge and justice in the Old West.

Doug Bennett / Jay Donell — Miami Supercops (1985)

An FBI agent and former New York police officer who is deployed undercover as a Miami police officer to track the third bank robber.

Plata — All the Way Boys (1972)

Plata is a bush pilot and one half of the film's central comic partnership. He and Salud transport passengers and cargo, initially make money by staging fake aircraft crashes, and later crash for real in the Amazon. He helps oppose Mr. Ears, seeks a better life for the natives, and discovers the emerald Matto carried.

Career Overview

Terence Hill has 115 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Winnetou Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Father Matteo, One Step from Heaven, They Call Me Trinity. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
115
Birth Date
1939-03-29
Birth Place
Venice, Veneto, Kingdom of Italy [Now Italy]

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 7 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q243430), public domain (CC0).