Ad of the Day | Cunard Line: Why Cruise When You Can Cunard

9.0

Media Type:

TV TV

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

United Kingdom

Industry:

Transport, Tourism

The film features a compelling voiceover from actor Richard E. Grant, whose theatrical flair and distinctive tone epitomise British sophistication. He delivers poetic words by Canadian writer Bianca Sparacino, taken from her work The Strength in Our Scars, setting a reflective and aspirational tone from the outset.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Supernova, the7stars

Team Lead - Media:

Tom Haskell

Media Planning Lead:

Emma Ramji

President, Cunard:

Katie McAlister

VP Global Marketing & EMEA Sales:

David Milo Jones

Global Marketing Director:

Clementine Hodgin-Culver

Senior Marketing Manager:

Lucy Prevc

Marketing Manager:

Abbi Argles

Senior Executive, Marketing Campaigns:

Patricia Linehan

Executive Creative Director:

Barnaby Girling

Creative Director:

Mark Robinson

Creative Strategist:

Lisa Killbourn

Head of Client Services:

Suzi Napier

Account Director:

Joanna Warfield

Account Manager:

Ellie Henderson

Director:

Christian Larson

Director of Photography:

Eric Sohlstrom

Executive Producer – JSH Films:

Jacob Swan Hyam

Producer – JSH Films:

Lucy Tate

VFX:

Stray

Audio Post Production & Sound Design:

Factory

Music Supervision :

Siren

Grade:

Studio RM

Date:

June, 2025

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