If I get an obit in the Times, they will say, of course, known to millions as Rumpole.
Meaning of the quote
This quote by Australian actor Leo McKern suggests that if he were to have an obituary published in the prestigious newspaper The Times, the article would likely describe him as being famous for playing the role of Rumpole, a character he portrayed that was known to millions of people. The quote implies that this fictional character, rather than his own name, would be the primary way he is remembered and identified by the public.
About Leo McKern
Leo McKern was a renowned Australian actor who appeared in numerous British, Australian, and American TV shows and films, as well as over 200 stage productions. His most iconic role was as Horace Rumpole in the Rumpole of the Bailey series, but he also had memorable parts in other popular movies and shows.
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