Marlboro Man who quit role as an act of conscience has died
November 11, 2019
Robert Norris played the role of the Marlboro Man for 14 years in ads for the cigarette brand after deciding to quit because it set a bad example for his children. Mr. Norris, who was discovered in a photo with his friend, John Wayne, died at the age of 90. Cause of death was not provided.
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