Alfie Doolittle is a fictional character from the musical and play My Fair Lady, which was adapted from George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion. He is portrayed as a poor, unrefined dustman who is the father of Eliza Doolittle, the main character. Alfie is known for his humorous personality and his carefree attitude towards life, often expressing a desire to avoid responsibility. In the story, Alfie seeks financial gain and social status, leading to his famous song, "Get Me to the Church on Time." His character highlights themes of class and transformation, as he navigates the challenges of his lower-class background while interacting with wealthier characters.