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The Hollywood actor Samuel L Jackson is returning to front the latest phase of Barclays' 'fluent in finance' campaign as the bank looks to create greater unity among its marketing disciplines.
The mainstay of the initiative will be three new 40-second television executions through Bartle Bogle Hegarty, which feature Jackson delivering one of his trademark convoluted monologues. All three ads were directed by RSA's Ridley Scott.
In an attempt to achieve greater synergy between the TV executions and the accompanying campaign material, the end segment of each commercial will form the basis both for the 20-second cut downs, and the press and poster work.
In the first ad, 'pen', Jackson soliloquises about the subjectivity of value. This theme is expanded in the end sequence, cut downs and print work to incorporate the merits of the Barclays Open Plan account.
In 'flow', Jackson discusses how money is constantly on the move as he walks down a spiral ramp. In the third ad, ...