Who is in vitality Advert 2020?
This new campaign features Vitality Ambassadors such as Olympian Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill, rugby players Jonny Wilkinson and Maro Itoje, cricketers Jos Buttler, Joe Root and Heather Knight, Paralympic swimmer Ellie Simmonds and ex England Netball coach Tracey Neville, showing us their lives in lockdown.
Who is the voice of the dog in the vitality advert?
He also appears in Vitality’s sponsorship adverts for Sky News. Stanley is portrayed by a dachshund named Alfie and voiced by comedian and actor Adrian Edmondson (who is well known for playing Vyvyan in the 1982-1984 sitcom The Young Ones and Eddie Hitler in the 1991-1995 sitcom Bottom along with its five stage shows).
Who are the people in the vitality advert?
Vitality has launched its latest marketing campaign, with keen parkrunners and amateur rugby players starring alongside Vitality Ambassadors Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill, Jonny Wilkinson, Maro Itoje, Joe Root, Ellie Simmonds and Stanley the Dachshund.
Who are the vitality ambassadors?
As a company, our Vitality Ambassadors Ellie Simmonds, Jessica Ennis-Hill, Joe Root, Jonny Wilkinson, Heather Knight, Jos Buttler, Maro Itoje and Lord Seb Coe are role models who inspire through their actions and embody our values.
What is the name of the dog in the vitality advert?
Stanley the Dachshund is the mascot for health and life insurance company Vitality. He is a dachshund who in most adverts is seen out with his owner and encountering well known sportspeople (e.g. Jessica Ennis-Hill). He also appears in Vitality’s sponsorship adverts for Sky News.
Who is the voice of Stanley in the vitality advert?
He also appears in Vitality’s sponsorship adverts for Sky News. Stanley is portrayed by a dachshund named Alfie and voiced by comedian and actor Adrian Edmondson (who is well known for playing Vyvyan in the 1982-1984 sitcom The Young Ones and Eddie Hitler in the 1991-1995 sitcom Bottom along with its five stage shows).
What is the vitality dachshund campaign?
The campaign is designed to emphasise promotion of wellness through their incentives programme, which was recently expanded following the rebrand to Vitality from Pruprotect and PruHealth. The adverts will centre around the Dachshund who enjoys being curled up in comfort while his owner has a more active lifestyle.