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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Eyeball Chambers on July 21, 2010, 08:54:55 PM
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I thought this commercial was pretty creative. It's debut was during the UK vs USA world cup game and caused quite a stir in the youtube comment sections.
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awful, awful!
pretentious too.
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Great commercial. Here is one of my favorites. Jelena Abbou heats up the screen.
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The first one turn you speakers up. Great sound.
The second one won an award
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HAHA my dad had a 1976 cordoba when I was a kid
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HAHA my dad had a 1976 cordoba when I was a kid
Corinthian leather. Accept no substitutes.
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The first one turn you speakers up. Great sound.
The second one won an award
Were you the shotputter?
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No the armwrestler after the boxer and pitcher. The boxer was Henry Tillman the guy beat Tyson twice in the Olympic trials. I actually went in for the football player. When I showed up it seemed every LA Raider was there. They had just mved to LA. When I went in to "slate" they asked me what position I played. I told them I didn't play football I armwrestled. They thought that was interesting and I mentioned Over the Top. Well two weeks later my agent calls and says what did you do at the Apple interview. I told him and he said they liked it so much the added in the armwrestling segment. I showed up and the guy who I was armwrestling is Charlie Sexius who wa Hulk Hogan's stunt double at the time. Stan Dragotti was the Director who was an Emmy award winner and I think married to Cheryl Tiegs at the time (or some super model). He comes up to me for advice on where to put the camera, He did everything I said. I thought that was cool. Later I did a quick spot throwing a guy out the window on a film called Daddy's Little Girl with Tony Danza and Amy Dolenz (Mickey kid). Stan wa the director. That is my little story for today
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Every office needs a Terry ;D
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I forgot about that one... HAHA LOVE IT!!!
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I always liked the "Messin' with Sasquatch" commercials.