Hill Terence

Terence Hill (born Mario Girotti) – Public Profile

Birth: March 29, 1939 — Venice, Italy

Overview

Terence Hill is an Italian actor and filmmaker known for a long‑standing on‑screen partnership with Bud Spencer, as well as his work in spaghetti westerns and comedies. He adopted the stage name Terence Hill early in his career while maintaining his Italian identity as a screen presence in international cinema.

Notable works

• They Call Me Trinity (1970) — with Bud Spencer; a defining entry in the spaghetti western/comedy genre that boosted Hill’s international profile.
• Trinity Is Still My Name (1971) — sequel featuring the same partnership with Spencer.
• Watch Out, We're Mad! (1974) — comedy with Bud Spencer that contributed to their iconic pairing.
• My Name Is Nobody (1973) — western co‑starring Henry Fonda, where Hill appears as the enigmatic Nobody and helped expand his range beyond the Trinity films.

Selected filmography

• 1960s–1970s: Breakthrough roles in Italian westerns and comedies; notable collaborations with Bud Spencer.
• 1973: My Name Is Nobody (with Henry Fonda) — international recognition outside the Trinity duo.
• 1970s: Continued success with the Trinity series and related comedies.

Recent activity and news

In recent years, Hill has largely stepped back from regular on‑screen acting. Public updates are limited to interviews, archival releases, and appearances at occasional events. No widely reported new film projects are currently confirmed.

Public presence and social media

There are no widely verified official social media accounts publicly listed for Terence Hill. Fans may encounter unofficial pages or interview clips online. If engaging with his work, verify profiles through reputable sources or official channels connected to his production or management teams.