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Cadbury Dairy Milk 'gorilla' by Fallon
Campaign Work, Thursday, 26 February 2009 01:54PM
Cadbury is rolling out one of its biggest ad campaigns to date for Cadbury Dairy Milk featuring a minute-and-a-half film created by Fallon.
The £6.2m campaign, which revives the famous "Glass and a Half" icon, will debut on Channel 4 during the Big Brother 8 finale on Friday, August 31.
The film was written and directed by Sony "balls" creative director Juan Cabral and will be supported by outdoor activity, a digital campaign from Hyper, PR support from Sputnik Communications and sponsorship.
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