Bond Stars TV ads

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• Barbel ScotlandPosts: 37,860Chief of Staff

  February 2007

  John Drake wrote:

  Wonder what Daniel Craig will wind up advertising?

  
  Whatever pays the most, I suppose. Thanks for those, JD, quite hilarious; Connery and the rabbit is totally surreal, but IMO the most cringeworthy is Brosnan and the cosmetics.
• darenhat The Old PuebloPosts: 2,029Quartermasters

  February 2007

  Here's the early PB one I remember....right after he 'lost' the chance to become Bond in The Living Daylights...
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8in-wXglgk
• John Drake On assignmentPosts: 2,564MI6 Agent

  February 2007

  darenhat wrote:

  Here's the early PB one I remember....right after he 'lost' the chance to become Bond in The Living Daylights...
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8in-wXglgk

  
  It looks like he's done a fair few ads in his time. Here's another Diet Coke one.
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo0y39nEDYs&mode=related&search=
  
  Drink Diet Coke, Ninjas will try and kill you.
• Lady Rose London,UKPosts: 2,667MI6 Agent

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  Do voice overs count?
  
  Here's Tim Dalton waxing lyical about the vertues of Brains Faggots back in the 80's. {:)
  
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9y136zBVjBg
• Barbel ScotlandPosts: 37,860Chief of Staff

  February 2007

  Oh my lord, "Brains Faggots" ). Tim deserved as Oscar for keeping a straight face- or maybe that was take 87 and he'd been trying for hours to get through the whole ad without laughing?
• jetsetwilly Liverpool, UKPosts: 1,048MI6 Agent

  February 2007

  Brains' Faggots... "purveyor of quality meats"... TOO MANY JOKES.
  
  Though it did remind me of the fact that I haven't had faggots for years. I used to love them as a child.
  
  (There really is no way of saying that without it sounding filthy, is there?)

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• Walther PPK Posts: 180MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  Wow,I had no idea that many of the actors playing Bond had done so many tv adverts over the years.
  I don't know what it is about the consumer market in Japan but they always get big name Western Film/TV stars to appear in them. Check out Arnold Schwarzenegger's add for a coffe company for more zany fun.
  
  
  If I remember right the second Diet Coke add with Brosnan was featured during the 1987 Superbowl, where all the big American companys pay thousands of dollars to show of thier products.
• words Buckinghamshire, EnglandPosts: 249MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  Is there any sign of that brilliant Christmas Tesco ad with Roger Moore and Prunella Scales (with Moore playing Bond like he wasn't a day over 50)? I loved that ad...
• highhopes Posts: 1,358MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  jetsetwilly wrote:

  Brains' Faggots... "purveyor of quality meats"... TOO MANY JOKES.
  
  Though it did remind me of the fact that I haven't had faggots for years. I used to love them as a child.
  
  (There really is no way of saying that without it sounding filthy, is there?)

  
  There is -- if you live in Liverpool. Here in California, if has a different ring. ) The words definitely sound odd coming from James Bond.
• words Buckinghamshire, EnglandPosts: 249MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  highhopes wrote:

  jetsetwilly wrote:

  Brains' Faggots... "purveyor of quality meats"... TOO MANY JOKES.
  
  Though it did remind me of the fact that I haven't had faggots for years. I used to love them as a child.
  
  (There really is no way of saying that without it sounding filthy, is there?)

  
  There is -- if you live in Liverpool. Here in California, if has a different ring. ) The words definitely sound odd coming from James Bond.

  
  I had faggots last night, we've got back into them recently cue words likes faggots jokes! 8-)
• Moore Not Less Posts: 1,095MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  words wrote:

  Is there any sign of that brilliant Christmas Tesco ad with Roger Moore and Prunella Scales (with Moore playing Bond like he wasn't a day over 50)? I loved that ad...

  
  Below is a link to the Christmas Tesco ad with Roger Moore and Prunella Scales. You have the choice whether to play or download it.
  
  
  http://www.visit4info.com/details.cfm?adid=12696&type=coolad
• words Buckinghamshire, EnglandPosts: 249MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  Moore Not Less wrote:

  words wrote:

  Is there any sign of that brilliant Christmas Tesco ad with Roger Moore and Prunella Scales (with Moore playing Bond like he wasn't a day over 50)? I loved that ad...

  
  Below is a link to the Christmas Tesco ad with Roger Moore and Prunella Scales. You have the choice whether to play or download it.
  
  
  http://www.visit4info.com/details.cfm?adid=12696&type=coolad

  
  Thanks for that MNL! {[]
• Walther PPK Posts: 180MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  Sean Connery also did a TV ad recently he, last year appeared in an add for Citroen's C6 model, in the add he is driving along the coast in southern France and each time the camera shows him, he gets younger and younger via CGI until he appears as he did in Dr. No.
  When he arrives at a hotel, the valet say something to the effect "Mr. Connery you've changed. "
  to which Connery replies "It's the car."
  It can be viewed at this link
  I found it to be the most funny add he has done yet. Connery also appered in print ads for Jim Beam Whiskey in cira 1966/67.
  
  Also Check out the 007 inspired 7 up add at youtube, it is real hoot.
  
  PS: anyone have the Visa check card commerical with Brosnan and Desmond Llewelyn that came out during during 1997 when TND was in the cinemas and was also used to promote TND on video.
• Mark Hazard West Midlands, UKPosts: 495MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  Here in the UK the Milk Marketing board tied in with the Bond films to promote milk in the 60s and 70s (cinema ads only), although the only one I can recall (my age you know, memory is not what it used to be) was the one from OHMSS, where it concentrated on the demolition derby.
• words Buckinghamshire, EnglandPosts: 249MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  Mark Hazard wrote:

  Here in the UK the Milk Marketing board tied in with the Bond films to promote milk in the 60s and 70s (cinema ads only), although the only one I can recall (my age you know, memory is not what it used to be) was the one from OHMSS, where it concentrated on the demolition derby.

  
  Kind of a bizarre tie in isn't it - the Milk Marketing Board? How often has milk featured in Bond movies? ?:) I can't see this happening today - only cool things seem to be associated with Bond!
• Barbel ScotlandPosts: 37,860Chief of Staff

  March 2007

  words wrote:

  Kind of a bizarre tie in isn't it - the Milk Marketing Board? How often has milk featured in Bond movies? ?:)

  
  Well, some of Roger Moooo's lines have been pretty cheesy, such as when 007 butters up a pretty maid. He does offer to buy an ice cream in "Past-eur-ised Only", but that was no great shakes unlike "Thunderbull" or perhaps "Cowsino Royale". Udder than that... ;%
• words Buckinghamshire, EnglandPosts: 249MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  Barbel wrote:

  words wrote:

  Kind of a bizarre tie in isn't it - the Milk Marketing Board? How often has milk featured in Bond movies? ?:)

  
  Well, some of Roger Moooo's lines have been pretty cheesy, such as when 007 butters up a pretty maid. He does offer to buy an ice cream in "Past-eur-ised Only", but that was no great shakes unlike "Thunderbull" or perhaps "Cowsino Royale". Udder than that... ;%

  
  Oh please stop Barbel. I think you're milking it now...:D
• John Drake On assignmentPosts: 2,564MI6 Agent

  March 2007

  This must be recent.
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzXiNLOG7Bo
  
  That's the lovely Zhang Ziyi with Pierce. Lucky sod.
• John Drake On assignmentPosts: 2,564MI6 Agent

  June 2007 edited June 2007

  Here's Pierce at it again. This time in Thomas Crown mode, hawking lager. It doesn't matter if you've just stolen some priceless diamonds, you're not going to impress that model/actress/whatever without the right brand of lager in your fridge.
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69XjWHh03Yo
• John Drake On assignmentPosts: 2,564MI6 Agent

  June 2007

  Okay, it’s part of a series. Pierce is a gentleman thief who robs expensive items, finds himself short of cash, and ends up trading his stolen goods for a glass of beer. Here’s another one.
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bvjss7E1Fc8&mode=related&search=
  
  He looks quite good in these. Better than he has done in his last couple of films, The Matador and Seraphim Falls. Older, certainly, but very suave.