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A Forlorn Wooden Doll Finds Love at Her Local McDonald's in Brand's Holiday Ad



Ah, the holidays!

A time for sharing, love and ... McDonald's?

In "Juliette the Doll," a charming little ad by Leo Burnett London, a toyshop owner pulls a vintage doll, Juliette, out of a fading box. "Maybe this year," he whispers, setting her in the window. Days pass. People make purchases. Unsurprisingly, our heroine is never one of them. (Who plays with dolls anymore when there are VR Gears to give?)



Juliette peers forlonly out the window, offering passersby her best demure poses. Her eyes drift, ever more often, to the cheerful McDonald's across the snowy street, where people seem to be having a grand old time.



Dec. 25 finally arrives. When the shopkeeper glances at the window, he finds Juliette has gone. We'll give you one guess where she went.



Here Is the Video


Credits:

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, London, UK

Head of Marketing / Brand / Experience: Katie Parker

Brand Manager: Hannah Pain

Creative Directors: Pete Heyes, Matt Lee

Art Directors / Copywriters: Phillip Meyler, Darren Keff

Account Team: Simon Hewitt, Sam Houlston, Ailsa McQuaid, Gracie Smith

Agency Producer: Lou Pegg

Director: Gary Freedman

Producer: Jason Kemp

Editor: Adam Spivey

Post Production: MPC

Sound Design: Sam Robson

Music: Woodwork Music

Director of Photography: Jan Velicky

Model Makers: Artem


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