What do you get a Cantona for Christmas?
In an ad-break-busting series of 20-second spots for Sports Direct, King Eric and a handful of sporting pals invade random commercials in search of football.
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- Production Company Pulse Films/London
- Director Freddie Waters
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Pulse Films/London
- Director Freddie Waters
- Ad Agency Copa90
- Editing Work Editorial/London
- Post Production/VFX/Sound No.8
- Creative Jason Hynes
- Executive Producer Jamie Hall
- Producer John Bannister
- DP Patrick Duroux
- Production Designer Carly Reddin
- Editor Rachael Spann
- Colorist Tim Smith
- Audio Mixer Sam Robson
- Creative Enric Soldevila
- Creative Director Lawrence Tallis
- Executive Creative Director Gavin Rowe
- Producer Martin Caulfield
- Talent Jarred Bowen
- Talent Eric Cantona
- Talent Emma Hayes
- Talent Thierry Henry
- Talent Gabriel Jesus
- Talent Mason Mount
- Talent Declan Rice
- Talent Clive Tyldesley
Credits
powered by- Production Company Pulse Films/London
- Director Freddie Waters
- Ad Agency Copa90
- Editing Work Editorial/London
- Post Production/VFX/Sound No.8
- Creative Jason Hynes
- Executive Producer Jamie Hall
- Producer John Bannister
- DP Patrick Duroux
- Production Designer Carly Reddin
- Editor Rachael Spann
- Colorist Tim Smith
- Audio Mixer Sam Robson
- Creative Enric Soldevila
- Creative Director Lawrence Tallis
- Executive Creative Director Gavin Rowe
- Producer Martin Caulfield
- Talent Jarred Bowen
- Talent Eric Cantona
- Talent Emma Hayes
- Talent Thierry Henry
- Talent Gabriel Jesus
- Talent Mason Mount
- Talent Declan Rice
- Talent Clive Tyldesley
Question: How do you make your brand stand out in the festive ad breaks this season? Answer: Invade all of the commercials...
Taking the Tide/Old Spice trope of subverting expectations in spots, COPA90's wonderful festive campaign for Sports Direct sees Eric Cantona pop his grumpy face into a series of generic-looking spots in search of the beautiful game.
With appearances from Thierry Henry, Mason Mount, Declan Rice, Jarrod Bowen, Emma Hayes, Gabriel Jesus, and a faintly horrifying unveiling of Clive Tyldesley, Give Me Football uses Pulse Films director Freddie Waters' easygoing comedic charm to create a laugh-out-loud series that is certain to delight fans and non-fans alike.