UNCLE director Wayne Holloway brings back the Fruit of the Loom guys

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Posted by cricket on 14. June 2005 - 16:16

They come and then they go, but they're back with a vengance. Director Wayne Holloway of UNCLE worked with The Richards Group to bring back the iconographic Fruit of the Loom guys in a new campaign that break on Monday this week. (Yesterday that is)

The hallmark of the campaign is a :60 country music spoof called "You Can't Over Love Your Underwear." Grown men in life-size fruit costumes (two grapes, an apple, and an appetizing raisin) belt out lines like "Daddy wears his T-shirt in the cold Kentucky rain, while a boy in pure white briefs looks out the window pane."

Country star Collin Raye, who has scored over 15 number one hits on the country music charts, good-humoredly lent his rich tenor to the title track.

Quotes the director, Wayne Holloway, "If you put a real person inside a silly suit, and direct them as a real person, the suit disappears and the genuine warmth and humor of the Fruit Guys comes shining through."

Production Company: UNCLE-Santa Monica, CA
Director: Wayne Holloway
Executive Producers: Bryan Farhy & Eric Bonniot
Producer: Stephanie Bedell
Director of Photography: Ramsey Nickell

Agency: The Richards Group
Creative Group Head/ Writer: Ron Henderson
Creative Group Head/ Art Director: Dennis Walker
Brand Creative/ Writer: Mike Bales
Brand Creative/ Art Director: Doug Eyring
Broadcast Producer: Sheri Cartwright

Telecine Artist: Beau Leon-The Syndicate

Editor: Jack Waldrip
Effects: WestFX

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