UK TV Ads 1989 ITV July

Featuring: Lesley 'Twiggy' Lawson, Russ 'Madhouse' Abbot, Griff 'Smith and' Rhys Jones, Gary '2.4 Children' Olsen, Mac 'Capt. Hollister' McDonald, Mel 'and Jones' Smith, Griff 'Smith and' Rhys Jones, Daley 'decathlete' Thompson

[@kamranhashmi1575]

I wish I had a time machine

[@richadambudgen7520]

Me too, it gets me very nostalgic this kind of thing

[@danielwilliamson6180]

I remember some of these adverts from 1989. License to Kill is a great movie.

[@swanvictor887]

the Mini ad was a masterpiece....Twiggy was so gorgeous wasn't she....lovely woman...sighs.

[@Matt571]

I never see well-known actors in adverts now

[@FromtheHerts81]

Was that really Henry Cooper's son?

[@joeritchie7286]

Captain Hollister in the Birdseye Steakhouse ad

[@richardenglish2195]

And Gary Olsen!

[@chrisdawson6156]

I remember the kitkat advert

[@fulcilover]

Classic advert at 1:22 😂😂😂

[@MarkGenner-xz4zu]

11:52 - SHARP

[@helenchristinarees4335]

Max from Brookside

[@notreyf]

The Ford Sierra was a top car. They should bring it back.

[@Elitist20]

Voiceover sounds like Tim Piggott-Smith.

[@markgenner1747]

3:28

[@russellford5597]

Back when Britain had a sense of humour, small cars got respect and people pretended to like Vermouth.

[@mijou6292]

That mini doesn't look like special edition.

[@Elitist20]

Remember the Twiggy Mini ad. And I've never forgotten the girl in the Pepsi ad at 6:29.

[@yellowdfp]

+Elitist20 Indeed, the Pepsi lady is somewhat memorable :) ... and the guy with her kind of reminds me of Bryan Adams in the 80s.

[@Elitist20]

+yellowdfp The pixie haircut, the toothy grin, the little dance - what's not to love? ;-)

[@FromtheHerts81]

The Kit Kat commercial is the one I remember best.

[@michaelfagan-dg7pb]

[@michaelfagan-z9o]

[@soeffingwhat]

Only a few years ago the exact same Kit Kat Panda add was shown again on TV, the only difference was that the "F" Facebook Symbol appeared on the bottom of the Screen at the end of it. lol :-D

[@yellowdfp]

Wow, well they have certainly got their moneys worth out of that ad. then. The producers will be well pleased to see their creation still going strong some 25 or so years later! (I wonder if the folk involved still get repeat fees?)