CHRISTMAS ADVERTS
Every year you can see on English television, fantastic adverts produced by all the big companies during the Christmas campaign .Here you can see some of them:
Anna and her wolf toy, attempt to give a pink present
to everyone on her Christmas gift list, including the person who
deserves it the most (as he never receives presents of his own): Santa.
The action takes place on a train with Kevin spotting Katie the
Carrot across a table . As Kevin makes his way
across the table towards her, he dodges a dead gingerbread man.
The 2017 Sainsbury's Christmas advert squeezes every bit of Christmas into a wonderfully fun and festive song.
Raymond Briggs' classic story, The Snowman, has been updated for Barbour's nostalgic Christmas 2016 campaign.
In the film The Snowman and The Snowdog ,Bill remembers the time he met Father Christmas when he was a little boy .
This year you'll see Billy and his family in a different part of their lifes .On 25 December, the family are opening presents when a knock at the door announces the arrival of The Snowman, Billy's old friend.
Paddington sees a burglar with a white beard wearing a red coat and red stocking on his
head and he thinks that it is Santa . Paddington assists him in returning all of the presents back to where they belong.
Joe, a seven-year-old boy who is kept awake by Moz, a huge , snoring under-the-bed monster with puppy dog eyes.
Christmas 2016 advert song .
In this advert you can see a family eating at Christmas Day .
This is a great
Christmas advert . In this case the main
character is Mog, the cat . The books were written by
Judith Kerr, who also wrote The Tiger who Came to Tea and When Hitler
Stole Pink Rabbit. She makes a guest appearance on the advert.
The profits from sales of the book are going to Save the Children
The story is narrated by Emma Thompson, the wonderful
actress.
A Christmas tale with the Teddy Bear character from Harrods.
THE BEAR AND THE HARE
Christmas is coming and here you have wonderful ad from John Lewis: a story about 2 friends.
