Mr. Nobody

“We ask their name, and sometimes they will say ‘Mr. Nobody.’

Worth noting are the exhilarating combat prowess of Donnie Yen playing the blind assassin Caine, Wick stunt double Vincent Bouillon fighting on an endless staircase and assassin Mr. Nobody’s unnamed Belgian Malinois who often steals scenes.

But unlike some of Italy’s flashier industrialists, like TV magnate Silvio Berlusconi and Fiat’s Gianni Agnelli, Del Vecchio kept a low-profile, to the point that Italian media dubbed him “Mr. Nobody.”

In a series of letters that he wrote to his nephews from prison, he composed a surreal children’s story called “Mr. Nobody,” about a boy who lost his sleeve and found it inhabited by a voice.

“Without an ID card, you’re Mr. Nobody in Chile,” said Jean Claude Pierre-Paul, 39, a social worker who arrived in 2008 and worked at the municipality in Quilicura until recently.