The name Marquee is not typically used as a surname but rather as a term for a sign or display that advertises an event, especially a theater or concert. It can also refer to a prominent or leading position. The term "Marquee " itself comes from the French word "marquise, " meaning "countess, " and was later adopted into English to describe the prominent display of names and titles. While not commonly used as a surname, the concept of being in the Marquee position is significant in various fields, symbolizing recognition and prominence.
