GoCompare goes Looney in latest ad

By Sara Kimberley, campaignlive.co.uk, Monday, 20 February 2012 10:42AM

GoCompare, the price comparison site, has launched a Looney Tunes-style TV ad featuring The Three Little Pigs, The Big Bad Wolf and Bambi.

GoCompare: Gio confronts The Big Bad Wolf

GoCompare: Gio confronts The Big Bad Wolf

The 30-second spot by animators Amazing Spectacles launched yesterday.

It stars the brand's opera-singing mascot, Gio Compario, played by Welsh tenor Wynne Evans, who rescues The Three Little Pigs from The Big Bad Wolf and high home insurance premiums

In the ad, The Three Little Pigs are about to have their house blown down by The Big Bad Wolf when Gio Compario bursts into the scene.

He helps the assembled animated animals dispose of the slavering wolf in typical cartoon style.

The creative concept was developed by GoCompare's in-house team, Siân and Chris Wilkins. The production company was Groundglass.

Nick Hall, head of marketing at Gocompare.com, said: "This ad is definitely going to strike a chord with viewers who remember watching the antics of Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck when they were growing up.

"And hopefully our small tribute to classic animators including Chuck Jones and Tex Avery will entertain our younger fans too."

GoCompare is currently in the process of reviewing its £28m advertising account.

Follow Sara Kimberley on Twitter @SaraKimberley

This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk

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