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Guardian 'fairytales' by Wieden & Kennedy London
Campaign Work, Wednesday, 07 October 2009 02:23PM
Wieden & Kennedy London has launched a new TV spot to support its print work for the Guardian and Observer reader promotion to collect a seven-part series of well-known fairytales starting this weekend.
Guardian 'fairytales' by Wieden + Kennedy London
The 10-second spot features several characters that are staples of traditional childhood fairytales such as Red Riding Hood and Rapunzel.
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