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After a year away, Skechers will return to the Super Bowl on Sunday with a 15-second spot starring Pete Rose, who good-naturedly pokes fun at his continuing exclusion from baseball’s Hall of Fame—with help from fiancée Kiana Kim.
See the ad, which promotes the brand’s Relaxed Fit footwear, below.
“Pete isn’t just a baseball legend, he’s an American icon—and there’s no better place for an American icon than the Super Bowl,” Michael Greenberg, president of Skechers, said in a statement. “Besides, what better place is there for Pete to state his case for the Hall? Maybe the hundred million plus people watching will turn the tide.”
“I am thrilled that people around the world will get to see me walk a hall—even though it may not be THE Hall!” added Rose, 73. “I can’t say the Super Bowl was on my bucket list, but I’m certainly glad to be there.”
This is the footwear company’s fifth appearance in the game, after four straight from 2010 to 2013, and a break in 2014. Its 2010 spot starred Joe Montana, followed by Kim Kardashian in 2011 (who’s back this year with T-Mobile). The brand went with animals the following two years—a pug in 2012 and a cheetah in 2013.
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Advertising Agency: CHI&Partners, London, UK
Creative Directors: Danny Hunt, Gavin Torrance
Executive Creative Director: Jonathan Burley
Art Director: William Cottam
Copywriter: James Crosby
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Production Company: Academy Films
Director: Seb Edwards
Producers: David Jones, Dominic Thomas
Executive Producer: Lizie Gower
DoP: Patrick Duroux
Production Assistant: Francesca Roberts
Business Director: Alex Best
Account Director: Sarah Carolin
Editor: Sam Rice-Edwards / The Assembly Rooms
Audio: Wave Studios
VFX: MPC
VFX Producer: Phil Whalley
VFX Supervisor: Dan Sanders
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Advertising Agency: thjnk, Germany
Production company: Cobblestone, Berlin, Germany
Chief Creative Officers: Armin Jochum, Andreas Pauli
Creative Supervision: Torben Otten, Georg Baur, Armin Jochum
Creative Directors: Torben Otten, Georg Baur
TV Producers: Thomas Nabbefeld, Marcus Wetschewald
Director: Nico Beyer
Director of Photography: Serge Roman
2nd unit Director of Photography: Rodolphe Seraphine
Executive Producer: Juri Wiesner
Line Producer: Nora Hässner
Music: Boris Blank, Thomas Suess / Audioforce
Published: January 2015
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Creative Director: Olivier Moine
Art Director: Frédéric Leclerc
Copywriter: Pierre-Antoine Dupin
TV Production: Sanae Belkouri, Evelyne Le Bervet, Sarra Kherrat
Post Production: Erika Lausmann
Sound: Else
Director: Mary Clerté
Production company: Partizan
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Creative Director: Seok-Kyun Lee
Art Director: Juna Jeon
Copywriters: Soo No Lee, Jasmine Yong-eui Park
Advertising Agency: DLKW Lowe, UK
Executive Creative Directors: Richard Denney, Dave Henderson
Creatives: Ben Mccarthy, Seb Housden
Planners: James Dawkin, Charlie Snow
Account Team: Paul Wilde, Charlotte Wolfenden, Sam Hardy
Agency Producers: Carys Stephen
Photographer: Mark Stenning
Media Agency: PHD
Production Company / Editing House: MAKE
Director: Isaac Bell
Advertising Agency: Red Pepper, Ekaterinburg, Russia
Creative Director: Danil Golovanov
Art Director: Julia Uzkih
Copywriters: Ivan Sosnin, Yana Shmailova
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Assistant Director: Konstantin Bashenko
Videographer: Dmitry Kurenev
Producer: Olga Burlakova
Account manager: Alena Podgornaya
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