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Sometimes making ads is a dangerous business. They don't even have to be spectacular, stunt-filled spots or filled with killer animals to present danger to life and limb. Nope, they can be for something as innocuous as Hovis.
Shot in the most harmless of locations (a wheat field in Hungary), DDB London's ad shows a young boy and girl larking about as they grow up. The agency used eight actors ranging in age from five to 25, all of whom spent the week cart-wheeling, somersaulting, wrestling and playing tag through the field.
Given the lack of dangerous obstacles and the general ...