That BT advert

[ali jenkins]

The newest one in the 'series' where they are calling their family and friends, is one of the scenes in Lewes?

Looks like they are staning on the bridge over the Ouse by Argos and there is a Harveys sign on one side.

 

[element]

I drove over that bridge several times 30 tonne up years ago, unaware it was a 7 tonne limit

 

[surrey jim]

The newest one in the 'series' where they are calling their family and friends, is one of the scenes in Lewes?

Looks like they are staning on the bridge over the Ouse by Argos and there is a Harveys sign on one side.

Yes it is, The John Harvey Tavern I beleive

 

[dougdeep]

Yes, it is Cliffe bridge. Most of the Phones-4-U ads are made in Newhaven.

 

[bigc]

Most of the Phones-4-U ads are made in Newhaven.

I'm sure they aren't too loud about that. You wouldn't want to be associated with Newhaven

 

[house your seagull]

do you think the bt woman might live in sussex then?

she seems quite brighton ... single mum, good career, milf.

my only reason for not believing this story is that one of her mates on the phone in lewes is black, and you don't get black people in sussex.

or is it just an advert?

or maybe she went to university elsewhere and she knows the black girl from uni who is just visiting her mate in lewes?

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

my only reason for not believing this story is that one of her mates on the phone in lewes is black, and you don't get black people in sussex.

You sound like a white Rhodesian now living in the UK and who is still living in the past

 

[bigc]

You sound like a white Rhodesian now living in the UK and who is still living in the past

Please, didn't you know the TSLR is aligned with the FNLA and other Third World peoples liberation movements?

 

[The Large One]

Yes it is, The John Harvey Tavern I beleive

No, it's the Harvey's shop.

 

[The Spanish]

She certainly seems self absorbed and humourless enough to be a credible Lewes resident.

If the agencies brief was to create a fictional couple whose tedious on/off relationship dilemmas and general dislikeability ensured that the entire country despised them and hoped they split up, and that the negativity would reflect badly on the already unpopular company they were advertising, then its champers all round for those involved.