La La Anthony returns to Old Spice’s Men Have Skin Too campaign
Spot created by W+K Portland.
La La Anthony is officially back in the latest chapter of the Old Spice Men Have Skin Too campaign.
After making her Old Spice commercial debut in October, she stars in a brand new hilarious spot alongside Deon Cole and Gabrielle Dennis that highlights the new Wilderness Aluminum Free Dry Spray and continues the campaign’s focus on diversity both in front of and behind the camera.
In Family Reunion, Deon loves his Old Spice Wilderness Aluminum Free Dry Spray, but so do the women in his family! At this year’s family reunion, Deon finds that yet again Gabrielle has borrowed his Old Spice and proceeds to share it with the entire family, leading to a hilarious exchange with his female relatives.
Credits
powered by- Agency Wieden + Kennedy/Portland
- Production Company Merman/USA
- Director Dime Davis
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Credits
powered by- Agency Wieden + Kennedy/Portland
- Production Company Merman/USA
- Director Dime Davis
- Executive Creative Director Ana Balarin
- Executive Creative Director Hermeti Balarin
- Executive Creative Director John Petty
- Creative Director Sara Phillips
- Creative Director Erik Fahrenkopf
- Art Director Kristina Morris
- HP Orlee Tatarka
- Executive Producer Katie McCain
- Senior Producer Nani Weinberg
- Producer Sydni Chustz
- Design Director Curtis Pachunka
- Designer Ken Berg
- Head of Production Jeff Sommar
- Edit Company Whitehouse Post/Los Angeles
- Editor Charlie Harvey
- Assistant Editor Taylor Schwartz
- Head of Production Annie Maldonado
- Executive Producer Joanna Manning
- VFX Company Kevin VFX
- Lead VFX Artist/VFX Supervisor Robert Murdock
- Executive Creative Director Tim Davies
- Executive Producer Sue Troyan
- VFX Producer Andrew Cowderoy
- Colorist Kya Lou
- Head of Production Diane Valera
- Music Company Human Music & Sound Design/USA
- Executive Producer Carol Dunn
- Head of Sync/A&R Kamela Anderson
- Composer/Creative Director Craig Deleon
- Composer Daryl Pinsdorf
- Sound Design Field Day Sound
- Sound Designer Morgan Johnson
- Audio Mixer Noah Woodburn
- Executive Producer Leslie Carthy
- Copywriter Shareina Chandler
- DP Topher Osborn
- Line Producer Annalise Rowane
Credits
powered by- Agency Wieden + Kennedy/Portland
- Production Company Merman/USA
- Director Dime Davis
- Executive Creative Director Ana Balarin
- Executive Creative Director Hermeti Balarin
- Executive Creative Director John Petty
- Creative Director Sara Phillips
- Creative Director Erik Fahrenkopf
- Art Director Kristina Morris
- HP Orlee Tatarka
- Executive Producer Katie McCain
- Senior Producer Nani Weinberg
- Producer Sydni Chustz
- Design Director Curtis Pachunka
- Designer Ken Berg
- Head of Production Jeff Sommar
- Edit Company Whitehouse Post/Los Angeles
- Editor Charlie Harvey
- Assistant Editor Taylor Schwartz
- Head of Production Annie Maldonado
- Executive Producer Joanna Manning
- VFX Company Kevin VFX
- Lead VFX Artist/VFX Supervisor Robert Murdock
- Executive Creative Director Tim Davies
- Executive Producer Sue Troyan
- VFX Producer Andrew Cowderoy
- Colorist Kya Lou
- Head of Production Diane Valera
- Music Company Human Music & Sound Design/USA
- Executive Producer Carol Dunn
- Head of Sync/A&R Kamela Anderson
- Composer/Creative Director Craig Deleon
- Composer Daryl Pinsdorf
- Sound Design Field Day Sound
- Sound Designer Morgan Johnson
- Audio Mixer Noah Woodburn
- Executive Producer Leslie Carthy
- Copywriter Shareina Chandler
- DP Topher Osborn
- Line Producer Annalise Rowane
Beyond relatable Black representation on the screen with an all-Black cast, Old Spice emphasises the importance of equitable representation behind the camera as well.
Directing the spot is Merman's Dime Davis, the Emmy-nominated director and writer with credits including HBO’s A Black Lady Sketch Show, Abbot Elementary, The Chi and The First Lady, who delivers a unique perspective to bring to life the latest chapter of Deon and Gabrielle’s iconic characters.
With this Old Spice campaign and many past campaigns, the brand’s marketing leans into the need for more content creation and talent development opportunities that celebrate creativity and enables Black creators to share the full richness of the Black experience.