Watch James Earl Jones and Malcolm McDowell Re-Enact Trivial Phone Calls

Sprint and Leo Burnett Celebrate Your Important Calls

Published On
Oct 16, 2013

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What happens when James Earl Jones and Malcolm McDowell perform trivial phone calls, text message conversations and a teenage Facebook exchange on a grand stage? Sprint, Leo Burnett and Noam Murro make it happen, for a new campaign called "Everything's Important." The first spot is a re-enactment of a very commonplace, very boring phone call.

It reminds us a bit of online films featuring big name actors like Morgan Freeman reading the most trivial of words -- the phone book, or the definition of twerking -- but the idea seeks to honor the mundane and banal communication that makes up so much of our lives.

Credits

Date
Oct 16, 2013
Brand :
Sprint
Client :
Sprint
Agency :
Leo Burnett
Agency :
DigitasLBi
Chief Creative Officer :
Susan Credle
Creative Director :
Michael Boychuk
Creative Director :
Suzanne Michaels
Vice President, Art Director :
Nuno Ferriera
Copywriter :
Ryan Wolin
Executive Producer :
Nicky Furno
Producer :
Juan Woodbury
Production Company :
Biscuit
Director :
Noam Murro

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