All Super Bowl 2023 commercials with famous actors and actresses

Almost as important is the Super Bowl football game and halftime show as the commercial breaks that occur during the sporting event. The Super Bowl is the most watched TV show every year., so appearing in those moments of commercials is a guarantee that millions and millions of Americans are aware of your brand. That’s why the companies are willing to pay $7 million for 30-second slots at the event.

And they’re also willing to recruit well-known faces to sell their wares, sometimes with epic results, other times looking for a laugh (which they rarely do). This year we were able to attend a “Breaking Bad” reunion.we multiplied Adam Driver, shrunk Jon Hamm and Brie Larson down to fridge-sized enough, and watched Ben Affleck work on a Dunkin’ Donuts display case.

They have also become very familiar this year, with Kevin Bacon starring in a commercial with his daughter, Sylvester Stallone showing off his offspring, Miles Teller scoring a dance with his wife, and Bradley Cooper starring in a commercial with his mother. Here are the commercials featuring famous actors and actresses:

-Adam Driver for Squarespace:

– Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston for PopCorners:

-John Travolta for T-Mobile:

-Melissa McCarthy for Booking.com:

– Brie Larson and Jon Hamm for Hellmann’s:

-Paul Rudd for Heineken:

– Anna Faris for Avocado for Mexico:

-Steve Martin for Pepsi Zero:

-Ben Stiller for Pepsi Zero:

– Alicia Silverstone for Rakuten:

– Will Ferrell for Netflix and GM:

-Sylvester Stallone for Paramount+:

-Jack Harlow for Doritos:

– Maya Rudolph for M&Ms:

-Ben Affleck for Dunkin’ Donuts:

-Brian Cox for the Ultra Club:

-Bradley Cooper for T-Mobile:

-Jennifer Coolidge for elf cosmetics:

-Kevin Bacon for Hyundai:

– Miles Teller for Bud Light:

– Drew Barrymore for Pluto TV:

– Amy Schumer for Google Pixel:

– Danny McBride for Downy:

-Kevin Hart for Draft Kings:

– Brie Larson for Nissan:

-Nick Jonas for Dexcom:

-John Cena for Experian:

The controversy with M&Ms

One of the most anticipated was that of M&Ms chocolates. A few days ago, the company decided to lay off its usual mascots, the live and art versions of the candy, because a conservative section of the population complained that they were getting “too progressive” (for switching one from wearing heels to trainers, anyway). They announced that Maya Rudolph would henceforth be the brand image, but at the Super Bowl they revealed in their commercial that the move hadn’t worked and they would be reverting to their usual spokespeople.