When asked whether he would be interested appearing in Marlboro cigarette commercials, Norris apparently shrugged. "And he said, 'Well I'm kind of busy right now,'" Bobby Norris said of his father ...

The burly, rugged cowboy trailed the plains on horseback in the company's iconic 20th-century advertisements and TV commercials ... Marlboro even introduced red rims around the cigarette to ...

one of the original Marlboro Men who appeared in television commercials for the cigarette brand in the 1950s, died of emphysema at the age of 81 in 1987: [Neighbor Stephen] Taylor said Millar ...

why are you doing cigarette commercials?"' KKTV reports that on that same day, Norris called up Phillip Morris, the company that produces Marlboro cigarettes, and quit. Norris continued working on ...

“During the taping of the commercials ... McLean lawsuit ran its course, the Marlboro Man campaign had concluded its decades-long run in the U.S. media. Cigarette use had continued a long ...

why are you doing cigarette commercials,” Bobby said. That same day, Norris called up Phillip Morris, which owned the Marlboro brand — and he quit.

the "Marlboro Man." The figure is often depicted as a rugged cowboy trailing the plains on horseback with a cigarette in his mouth. Norris' commercials ran in the US and Europe for about 14 years.

Best known as the rugged cowboy who starred in the Marlboro Man cigarette advertisements, Darrell Winfield died Monday at home in Wyoming at age 85. His cause of death was not listed in his ...