Ronan's on a rollercoaster with Rockshore
Proving that it's not just turkeys that get roasted at Christmas, the beer and cider brand releases a festive ad in which Boyzone star Ronan Keating endures a bit of Yuletide ridicule.
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Credits
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- Agency M&C Saatchi/London
- Production Company Rattling Stick
- Director Harry Cauty
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Credits
powered by
- Agency M&C Saatchi/London
- Production Company Rattling Stick
- Director Harry Cauty
- Editorial Marshall Street Editors (MSE)
- Post Production elmntl
- Sound Clearcut Sound
- Creative Partner Guy Bradbury
- Creative Tupelo Browne
- Creative Kristian Limpert
- Producer Ihsan Kemal
- Executive Producer Cabell Hopkins
- DP Murren Tullett
- Editor Toby Conway-Hughes
- Colour Grading Henry Howard
- VFX Artist Martin Waller
- Audio Producer Lindsay Grant
- Music Composition and Arrangement Charlie Smith
- Talent Ronan Keating
Credits
powered by
- Agency M&C Saatchi/London
- Production Company Rattling Stick
- Director Harry Cauty
- Editorial Marshall Street Editors (MSE)
- Post Production elmntl
- Sound Clearcut Sound
- Creative Partner Guy Bradbury
- Creative Tupelo Browne
- Creative Kristian Limpert
- Producer Ihsan Kemal
- Executive Producer Cabell Hopkins
- DP Murren Tullett
- Editor Toby Conway-Hughes
- Colour Grading Henry Howard
- VFX Artist Martin Waller
- Audio Producer Lindsay Grant
- Music Composition and Arrangement Charlie Smith
- Talent Ronan Keating
Created by M&C Saatchi London for the Diageo-owned lager and cider brand Rockshore, the spot sees Keating in the studio laying down a version of the Christmas classic It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year.
Bubbling over with Irish humour, the film was directed by Harry Cauty through Rattling Stick and follows the star's reaction to a cheeky producer who chimes in to subvert the song's lyrics at Keating’s expense.
It’s all in the name of friendly Boxing Day bants however and the two are soon heading to the pub to share a tipple. The campaign celebrates Boxing Day (known as St Stephen’s Day in Ireland) as the day when many head to a hostelry to enjoy a refreshing beverage with friends.
