The 1969 American cult film Putney Swope, a satire about the advertising world, corporate corruption, politics and more, has horrible acting and lots of great quotes. It also has this scene which has been posted on many photography sites:
I can get anybody for nothing.
The running gag in the film is that the commercial photographer appears at inopportune times always showing his portfolio but not getting any work.
A satire is something that pokes fun at a vice, foolishness or human folly. Feel free to interpret what the photographer represents.
Anybody for nothing
