The Belvedere Vodka ad is here and it’s bloody brilliant 🤩! Didn’t know I could love this guy more!! 🥰❤️

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The Belvedere Vodka ad is here and it’s bloody brilliant 🤩! Didn’t know I could love this guy more!! 🥰❤️
I love this ad. So creative and alluring and so perfect for the times we live in....
(Get) PAUL HOWARD
LOS ANGELES, CA.
Actor. Model. Producer. More.
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Let me start at the very beginning. I did a vodka ad, that's the first important thing. A big vodka company wanted to do a prestige ad, and they wanted to get Noel Coward originally for it. He was not available, he had acquired the rights to My Fair Lady, and he was removing the music and lyrics, make it back into Pygmalion. They tried to get Laurence Olivier, and Howdy Mokey? And they finally got me to do it. I'll tell you how they got my name, it was on a list in Eichmann's pocket, when they picked him up. And I'm sitting home one night, I'm watching television. I'm watching a special version of Peter Pan on television, starring Kate Smith, and they are having trouble flying her, 'cause the chains keep breaking all the time, y'know. And the phone rings and a voice on the other end says "How would you like to be this years vodka man?", and I say "No. I'm an artist, I do not do commercials. I don't pander. I don't drink vodka and if I did, I would not drink your product." He said "Too bad. It pays $50,000 dollars." and I said "Hold on, I'll put Mr. Allen on the phone."
Woody Allen, 1968
Woody Allen stand up. I wish that this was an actual movie. I would watch it every day. Also, here's one of his Smirnoff ads from the 60's. I saw these little guys just recently, though I'd heard his vodka ad bit a while back.
Oh, and if you check out the picture, look through the rest of the ads on that post for Dave Brubeck shilling washing machines. I mean, I wouldn't buy a washer unless it was backed up by a jazz musician. Also, the ad entitled "Angry Young Computer." I was just googling for images, and now I'm basically advertising some random blog. God bless America/the internet.
Wanna have a laugh? Listen to this! "Let me start at the very beginning. I did a vodka ad, that's the first important thing. A big vodka company wanted to do a prestige ad, and they wanted to get Noel Coward originally for it. He was not available, he had acquired the rights to My Fair Lady, and he was removing the music and lyrics, make it back into Pygmalion. They tried to get Laurence Olivier, and Howdy Mokey? And they finally got me to do it. I'll tell you how they got my name, it was on a list in Eichmann's pocket, when they picked him up. And I'm sitting home one night, I'm watching television. I'm watching a special version of Peter Pan on television, starring Kate Smith, and they are having trouble flying her, 'cause the chains keep breaking all the time, y'know. And the phone rings and a voice on the other end says "How would you like to be this years vodka man?", and I say "No. I'm an artist, I do not do commercials. I don't pander. I don't drink vodka and if I did, I would not drink your product." He said "Too bad. It pays $50,000 dollars." and I said "Hold on, I'll put Mr. Allen on the phone."