Sony 'play-doh' by Fallon London
01 Oct 2007
Play-doh rabbits invade New York in the latest Sony Bravia spot created by Fallon London.
Child star Macaulay Culkin is haunted by his early acting years as Mr Dresden and Elliott attempt to hijack his prison movie and turn it into an excuse for more comic capers similar to those his character acted out in the Home Alone movies.
Play-doh rabbits invade New York in the latest Sony Bravia spot created by Fallon London.
Having already created the strapline 'like no other', Fallon wanted to create a campaign around the concept of 'a life like no other' - and drafted in John Malkovich.
Val Kilmer stars in this 'wild west' execution of the Orange Gold Spot series as Mr Dresden and Elliott modernise a Western by introducing texting and mobile phones into the plot.
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