M&S's merry thismas
The brand's star-filled Christmas spot from Mother sees Hannah Waddingham, Zawe Ashton, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, and Tan France strike a compromise between the things they love and the things they hate about the season.
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Credits
View on- Agency Mother/London
- Production Company Partizan/London
- Director Ally Pankiw
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Credits
View on- Agency Mother/London
- Production Company Partizan/London
- Director Ally Pankiw
- Producer/Executive Producer Ella More O'Ferrall
- Editing tenthree
- Editor Dave Robinson / (Assistant Editor)
- Sound 750mph
- Sound Engineer Sam Ashwell
- Color/Post Production/VFX Black Kite Studios
- Colorist George Kyriacou
- VFX Supervisor Jonny Freeman
- Music Supervision The Hogan
- Producer Annabel Ridley
- Production Designer Kem White
- DP Will Hanke
- Editor Elena De Palma
- Talent Hannah Waddingham
- Talent Zawe Ashton
- Talent Sophie Ellis-Bextor
- Talent
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Credits
powered by- Agency Mother/London
- Production Company Partizan/London
- Director Ally Pankiw
- Producer/Executive Producer Ella More O'Ferrall
- Editing tenthree
- Editor Dave Robinson / (Assistant Editor)
- Sound 750mph
- Sound Engineer Sam Ashwell
- Color/Post Production/VFX Black Kite Studios
- Colorist George Kyriacou
- VFX Supervisor Jonny Freeman
- Music Supervision The Hogan
- Producer Annabel Ridley
- Production Designer Kem White
- DP Will Hanke
- Editor Elena De Palma
- Talent Hannah Waddingham
- Talent Zawe Ashton
- Talent Sophie Ellis-Bextor
- Talent
Whilst Christmas is undoubtedly the season of joy, it's impossible to ignore the elements of the period that don't quite jingle your bells.
Taking this insight for its M&S Christmas Clothing & Home campaign, newly appointed agency Mother and Partizan director Ally Pankiw have employed the talents of Hannah Waddingham, Zawe Ashton, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, and Tan France to show that even the smiliest of celebs can turn on festive favourites.
Set to a cover of Meatloaf's classic I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That), the cheeky observation of Love Thismas (Not Thatmas) will certainly strike a chord for many.
