阿斯达（Asda）刚刚发布了今年的圣诞节广告，其中有一位非常特别的客人，许多人会认识。在下面自己看看。
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好的，只是11月初圣诞节还有很长的路要走，但是它每年都会较早，所以我们只需要习惯它即可。
公平地说，无论如何，我们都可以对世界上发生的一切都使用一些接我的机会，对吗？
但是，如果您要追求的是无情的积极性，那么人物不适合提供比精灵的好友更多的东西。威尔·费雷尔（Will Ferrell）热门圣诞节电影中的角色58必威外网 。
今年，阿斯达（Asda）设法将电影的一部分削减了他们的圣诞节广告中，旋转了一个关于巴迪（Buddy）在阿斯达（Asda）工作的叙述。
使用58必威 Buddy Wizardry已被熟练地剪切到广告中，可以看到在Asda超市徘徊，然后最终打包工作。
广告今天首映，因此请睁大眼睛。
在新闻稿中，阿斯达写道：“设置为'圣诞老人的条款正在镇上“并通过将经典电影镜头与新电影的场景融合在一起而创造，广告诱人地捕捉了Buddy的睁大眼睛的奇观和对所有节日的热情热情，因为我们在ASDA店内圣诞节团队的第一天加入他的第一天。”
Running through an explanation of the advert, the press release continues: “The film opens with a loving homage to Elf’s iconic ‘street crossing’ scene – except this time, it’s a train of Asda shopping trolleys, not a New York City cab, that causes Buddy to exclaim ‘sorry!’ as it crashes into him.
“This marks the beginning of a wondrous (for Buddy), if chaotic (for everyone else) trial shift, which sees Buddy marvel at Asda’s selection of Christmas goodies including some enticing icing sugar sprinkled Extra Special mince pies, eat all the free maple pigs in blankets samples, distract colleagues with his Christmas plans, and take the chance to sing loudly over the store Tannoy system.
“However, when the store closes and Buddy adds his own magic touch, decking out the entire shop floor in fairy lights and festive decorations (while re-christening the ‘elf checkouts’), it’s quickly apparent that when it comes to Christmas, Buddy and Asda are a match made in heaven.
“他找到了工作 - 令他高兴的是，他可以留下来。
“As he dashes – enthusiastically, of course – out of the store, he runs straight into the same shopping trolleys he encountered on his way in, causing a bemused colleague to smile, as the campaign line ‘Have your Elf a Merry Christmas’ flashes up on-screen.”
阿斯达（Asda）的代理首席客户官萨姆·迪克森（Sam Dickson）说：“像好友一样，我们绝对喜欢圣诞节 - 因此，我们很高兴欢迎他加入我们的团队。
“我们知道这对这么多人来说是艰难的一年，这就是为什么我们希望今年通过我们的圣诞节活动为家庭创造一些欢乐时光，更重要的是，我们的惊人产品。
“我们希望，在Buddy的帮助下，我们充满欢乐的圣诞节礼物将创造一些节日魔术，并帮助家庭度过一个圣诞节，以共同记住。”
On top of that, Asda have committed to giving a ‘special festive surprise’ to several community groups, as well as collecting toys for children’s charities, and introducing initiatives including £1 meals for OAPs and kids, as well as cost-of-living grants to support those with increased rent and bills.
