Who is the most humble celebrity?

There are many, but here are some examples. Elvis Presley was born in a humble little house built by his father. He and his family live a simple life in public housing. His father changed a check, he went to prison, and they lost their home.

When he arrived in Memphis, he was most insulted by a poor white man-"poor white trash". After graduating from high school, he found a blue-collar job as a truck driver. But soon he became a "king".

George. Burns, the fountain of youth, lived to the age of 100, and died only a few months ago because of a serious fall. He had an amazing career, started singing in the street and made some money. Then he realized his comedy talent, and began to vaudeville, early movies, radio and television, and finally won an Oscar at the age of 80.

Birnbaum, the son of Polish immigrants, 1896 was born in the new york ghetto. His father, Nathan Birnbaum, was forced to work full-time in a candy store at the age of seven. He works hard, but his family is still struggling.

In the following years, he fell in love with excellent scotch whisky, excellent cigars (he smoked 15-20 cigarettes a day) and excellent seafood. But growing up eating bread crumbs and ketchup, he never lost his love for this seasoning. Even when he moved into a mansion, it was always on his desk.

Jackie Gleason

Always known as Ralph Clayton-"To Alice on the Moon!" This composer who doesn't know music and is also an Oscar nominee grew up in Brooklyn in the 1920s, where the community was very bad. Gleason is a member of a street gang and a billiards liar. He was a bodyguard when he found the entertainment circle. He loves life and leads a good life, but he never forgets his roots.

Rory Calhoun

His original name was timothy mack Cowen, the son of a professional gambler, but he was not so successful. He comes from a troubled family. /kloc-stole a gun and entered a reform-through-labor school at the age of 0/3. Later, he moved in with his mother, where he was often beaten by his unemployed stepfather. In order to escape, he embarked on the road of crime. He committed several armed robberies, but when he stole a car and crossed the state line, he went to federal prison.

Before he was discovered, he worked in various jobs, including auto mechanic, lumberjack, cowboy, miner and so on. His studio covered his records, making him a small movie star. Later, however, the film company handed over the criminal records and scandals of several other stars to the tabloids, bribing them not to let the bigger star rock hudson come out. Although he finally made a bad B movie, his career survived.