The Moneysupermarket Tv Ad With Sharon Osborne

dave50 | 16:03 Wed 15th Jul 2015 | TV

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This advert with the bloke in shorts and the huge backside. At the end when Sharon Osborne appears, I have seen her mirrored both ways on different occasions, ie with her speaking from the left sometimes and from the right on a different occasion, if you know what I mean. Anyone know why?

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andy-hughes

Jordyboy - //Andy I think you will have more chance with Ozzy //

How very wounding!!!!

andy-hughes

gness - //That's me further down the Andy queue then..... :-( //

Fear not my sweet babboo - here in the real world where real people live and fantasies are dust in the wind, you remain in pole position, as always xx

mrs.chappie

I used to like her but went right off her when I heard what she used to do to folk who crossed her.

(Sorry to go off-topic, Dave).

Ken4155

^^

She learned that from her dad, Don Arden - the Don is not as in the 'Don Capo' sense:-) Though he was a real hard-nosed businessman, by all accounts.

PankySmooch

Perhaps they were trying to find her "good" side but gave up in the end.

Anyone that finds it attractive needs to go to specsavers

Gromit

ABerant is correct.

The mirroring on the final sequence is to make the street have a British characreristic.

If you look carefully, they have removed the registration plate on the parked cars. Backward lettering would have been a giveaway.

mrs.chappie

Thanks Ken. There's nowt so queer as folk, that's for sure.

ABerrant

"Backward lettering would have been a giveaway."

Although the US seems to have little regard for such things, over many decades (since before the advent of Photoshop & CGI) it has been the convention for car adverts (print & TV) made in Europe for both continental mainland and UK markets to feature registration plates using only mirrorable letters and numbers [sans serif], i.e. A H I M O T U V W X Y 0 1 8, allowing the images to be flipped for left- or right-hand drive, e.g. V08 TMH ↔ HMT 80V.