Creative Criminals

The Johnnie Walker 1910 Commemorative Special Edition Bottle were produced to mark the launch of the Johnnie Walker House in Shanghai. The design, developed by creative agency LOVE and designed by Chris Martin, tells the story of Johnnie Walker’s epic journey from Scotland to China. Each bottle features a different section of the illustration, which has been applied in China’s traditional blue and white willow pattern colours.

Here’s another Johnnie Walker commercial, this time from Brazil. Watch when the sugar loaf mountain in Rio de Janeiro (more known as the ‘giant’) turns to life..

This ‘important’ man looks like a derivative from the Old Spice guy. An arrogant but charming guy, explaining why people drink Whiskey, and most important, why people should drink Johnnie Walker.

Marc Herremans is Belgian triathlete who became 6th at the Ironman in 2001, the toughest triathlon competition in the world. With great potential he aimed the next year for 1st place but his dreams fell apart in 2002 when during bike training he fell and broke his back.
Like many people, you would expect him to give up his dreams, but in 2006 he was the first man that finished the Ironman in a wheelchair. Now he performs in a commercial of the whiskey brand with the inspiring tagline; “When your reality changes, your dreams don’t have to”.

Johnnie Walker is a brand built on belief and personal progress; John Walker’s walk started almost 200 hundred years ago and continues to this day. Walk with Giants by Johnnie Walker celebrates Giants in their fields who offer insight and inspiration to people worldwide, no matter what the next step on their personal journey may be.

Walk with some of the most inspirational men on earth: Richard Branson, Lewis Hamilton, John Hegarty, Marc Herremans, Robert Carlyle, Ozwald Boateng, Ranulph Fiennes, Amyr Klink, Don Mc Cullin. Thanks you Ken Vanhalle for the tip.

Website: Walk with Giants

In this Johnnie Walker television commercial the star is Robert Carlyle. A famous Scottish actor known from such movies as: Trainspotting and The Full Monty. In this ad Carlyle is just walking and talking about the history of this famous Whiskey. The ad lasts over six minutes, but it’s definitely worth taking a look!

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