If I have any appeal at all, it’s to the fellow who takes out the garbage.
Meaning of the quote
This quote means that Lee Marvin, the famous American actor, believes his acting appeals most to ordinary people, like the person who takes out the trash at home. He doesn't think he has a big, fancy appeal to wealthy or powerful people. Instead, his acting style and personality seem to connect with everyday, hardworking people.
About Lee Marvin
Lee Marvin was an iconic American actor known for his deep voice and tough guy roles. He won an Academy Award for his starring turn in the comedic Western film Cat Ballou, and appeared in numerous other classic films, including The Dirty Dozen and Point Blank.
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