Diet Coke Pierce Brosnan James Bond Style Television Commercial

Original title: Diet Coke Pierce Brosnan James Bond Television Commercial

Video
1988
Not Rated
2m

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

YOUR RATING

Diet Coke Pierce Brosnan James Bond Style Television Commercial (1988)

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An advert for Diet Coke filmed on the heritage railway at Nene Valley Railway near Peterborough. A James Bond spoof with ninjas attacking the train. Also starring Jolie Richardson and Jacqui... Read allAn advert for Diet Coke filmed on the heritage railway at Nene Valley Railway near Peterborough. A James Bond spoof with ninjas attacking the train. Also starring Jolie Richardson and Jacqui Price as a diner on the train. Only aired in the USA.An advert for Diet Coke filmed on the heritage railway at Nene Valley Railway near Peterborough. A James Bond spoof with ninjas attacking the train. Also starring Jolie Richardson and Jacqui Price as a diner on the train. Only aired in the USA.

Stars
- Pierce Brosnan
- Joely Richardson

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

YOUR RATING

Stars
- Pierce Brosnan
- Joely Richardson

1User review

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Trivia
The Los Angeles Times described Pierce Brosnan as "a dashing Bond-like character" in the late 1980s Diet Coke commercials he appeared in. The 21st February 1988 edition reported that Brosnan appeared in "Diet Coke commercials in which he portrays a dashing Bond-like character"

Connections
References From Russia with Love (1963)

User reviews1

Featured review

4/10

Feels unrealistic and artificial

Unlike the other Diet Coke ad featuring Pierce Brosnan, which had a slick and stylish Bond-like feel, this one falls flat. It tries too hard to create an action-packed, high-class atmosphere, but instead, it comes off as overly staged and unrealistic.

The issue with this commercial is that it lacks authenticity. While Brosnan does his best to bring his usual charm, the overall execution feels forced. The pacing, the setup, and even the product placement don't blend together naturally, making it feel more like a parody than a high-end advertisement.

While it's not the worst commercial out there, it certainly doesn't live up to the standards set by other luxury-themed ads. If you're a fan of Brosnan, it might still be worth watching, but otherwise, it's forgettable.