Granny’s fries without the Granny
Advertising Agency: Grey, Paris, France
Executive Creative Director: Andrea Stillacci
Art Director: Cedric Auzannet
Copywriter: Benjamin Dessagne
Photographer: Achim Lippoth
Retouching: Stefan Kranefeld
Head of Art: Elena Mazzanti
Published: October 2009
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Is this an insight for fries? My Grandma makes pies and cookies more than a fresh batch of fries?
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best expression of the campaign
Quite really.
Very nice campaign. I like it.
fresh concept!
Great work from mr. Achim Lippoth.
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Really good campaign. Wonderful Achim.
Nice idea. Great execution! It brings back 'good' old memories!
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Y qué pasa con aquellos que perdimos ya a nuestras abuelas?
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Best out of 3. Very nice idea and execution. However, wouldn't they just need this one plus another one with a boy? Why must there be two boy posters?
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love the photo
Que buena!!!, pero no era necesario usar varios niños, con uno bastaba.
Great & funny!
LOVELY.