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Nov 17, 199710 posts by 10 posters
Question

Fans discuss Michael Richards' (Kramer's) appearances in commercials, noting he has done Pepsi and Mercedes ads despite being hesitant about endorsing products.

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Tom Weis

Well now that I've seen almost the entire cast and repeating 'guest' characters (even Kenny Banya and the "candy bar heiress") in prominent commercials my only question is: where is kramer's commercial? I don't think I've ever seen him in one.

TW

He was in a Pepsi commercial with Cindy Crawford a few years ago. He played a scientist.

Michael Richards did Pepsi commercials during the Super Bowl a few years back. He doesn't like the idea of being a guy who sells a product, so he was hesitant to do ads, but wound up as "Dr. Leotard" in a series of Pepsi commercials. The one I remember best is when Cindy Crawford is put into a Pepsi Deprivation Tank and one month later they open the door...Rodney Dangerfield stumbles out. LOL

Michael Alexander

DaveAlexande59

Michael Richards did Pepsi commercials during the Super Bowl a few years back. He doesn't like the idea of being a guy who sells a product, so he was hesitant to do ads, but wound up as "Dr. Leotard" in a series of Pepsi commercials. The one I remember best is when Cindy Crawford is put into a Pepsi Deprivation Tank and one month later they open the door...Rodney Dangerfield stumbles out. LOL

Richards also appeared in a series of ads for the Orlando Magic in 1993-94. ratboy1@ibm,net (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.) (Remove XXXX to reply)
C. CoreyTom Weis

He's been in a few commericals for Clorets or some other breath mint. In the grocery store commercial he's laying in the bottom of a shopping cart and looking up at what the person is putting into their cart. He comments about how the items are going to give them bad breath and they should use Clorets. The manager sees him and pushes the cart, with him still underneath it, into a big row of other carts. In another he takes over for a chef at a buffet and the manager chases him out. Both are quite funny and Kramer-like.

Maybe they're just shown here in Canada. - Cath.

On 17 Nov 1997, Tom Weis wrote:

What about all of those commercials that Michael Richards did for 'Clorets' where he was constantly trying to enter places of business, such as restaurants and grocey stores, to warn people about the food they were eating/buying and the managers were always chasing him away?

Until... Corey

***** Corey Weir ([email]) Psychology/Philosophy at MUN ***** * "If a man is considered guilty for what goes on in his mind, * * Then, give me the electric chair for all my future crimes." * * -Prince *

Tom Weis wrote in article ...

He did several for Pepsi a few years ago, playing some type of scientist. In one, he stands next to a dog as he explains how the Pavlov method can cause a subject to instantly strat chugging Pepsi whenever he/she rings a bell. Then the dog rings a bell, and Richards' character drinks a Pepsi and barks...

He was also featured in a Clorets gum campaign (at least here in Canada).

							-Ray.
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Dusty MoerRay Goudie

Don't forget the Mercedes Benz commercial (the new model) Richards was in. It was "Pure Kramer."