who cares this was and always will be our british heratige i love england with a passion and i see that advert and i think ohh im off up there normally but no i think id love to move there to get away from the little shits here
FYI that cobbled street is in a little English village called Shaftesbury, incidentally the same place as referenced by Bill Hicks in his "Crime in England" sketch.
@1977Harrier Shaftesbury isn't a 'little english village' It's a market town, that part is just on the edge looking over onto the countryside. It has a population of ~7000. I live in a little village near it that has a pop. of 500.
And I've ridden a bike down that hill...Recommend good suspension if anyone else wants to try it.
Interesting association with Yorkshire despite it's voice over and location shot. I guess it's the brass band reworking of the music that embed it in the memory. . Gold Hill in Shaftesbury is a special place to visit
Last stop on my round would be old ma Peggotty’s place. She was trained for an Off-World kick murder squad. Talk about Beauty and the Beast - she was both.
’Twas a grand ride back though …. and afterward, I knew baker would 'ave kettle on, and bones bent outward, like he exploded from inside. Hmm.
In my day we used to do a days work before we even got up and we had to eat lumps of coal for breakfast. We had to walk 653 miles to work in bare feet and t' streets were paved with shards of broken glass coated with gnome shite. You young 'uns don't even know you're born.
@kevphillips02 Aye, In me father's day a lot of folk got work as paving stones and had three ton waggons pulled by giant shire horses over them. I remember him tellin' me after a good meal of limestone and cast iron broth 'being a paveing stone was one of the best jobs you could hope for in my day'. He's currently a keystone in a bridge near Keighley, bless him.
@killanimalsforfun247 xD Well..that wuh luxury, wuh that! When I wuh a lad, wi ad tuh get up a month ago. Lick tar off th'rord fer 'er breakfast. Wash it down wi a bottle uh 2nd 'and bleach. Wark 700mile tuh work barefoot on 'ot coal, all up 'ill. Wer wi got a punch from t'boss n' ha'penny a year fer 'er trouble. Wark 800 mile, up hill all th'way home. Wer dad give us a thick ear, a fat lip, un sliced us in 'alf wi a bread knife. 367 days a year. And we wuh greatful.
I know. I was responding to someone else who'd said that it was set in Yorkshire. It clearly isn't. This seems to be a fake cultural memory: something that everybody "knows" even though it isn't true. A bit like how everyone remembers that it was people in Portsmouth who mistakenly attacked a paediatrician instead of a paedophile, even though that actually happened in Wales.
@greygoaty i went to that museum and walked to the waterfall which inspired some of the writing all that walking made me hungry so i ate sandwiches( made with hovis of course)
@iconzero ROFLMAO. And what you never get told is one day he ended up having the bike surgically removed from him when he lost control and totalled the bike.
@BuddyFantastic A little before my time, but I've read about that, it actually did contain sawdust? I read about ersatz coffee too, made from acorns. The things we take for granted are real treasures when we're deprived of them.
ee when I were a lad, wars was wars. Not like nowadays with all this new fangle technology. You knew where you was with your good old fashioned thermo-nuclear bombs. Now - your muslim has no respect whatever for good old fashioned military combat. He steps onto a train without so much as a by your leave and blows the thing sky high. Frankly if I'd known things were going to turn out like this I'd have fought on the German side in the last war.
i like how this ad backs up peasants. i grew up poor and people like to make fun of poor kids. but then again, my family never made bread. big mistake-fuck!
Been up that hill many times! literally just round the corner from that famous view of the hill its tarmac all the way to the bottom of the hill, really shatters the illusion!!!
Europeans, don't be corrupted to use anything else. unless you're tight and jewish. bread and vegitable oils do not mix, in europe, nor yank europeans, too!
OMG WTB BBQ He isn't wearing a helmet!!! Youtube should take this video down, it's like, totally promoting irresponsible, dangerous behavior! Just kidding. Did you spot the totally hip Fixie that lad was riding?
Ah yes, remember this advert..havn't visited the location yet... Interestingly did you notice that the very final voice over at the end was 'Ian Holm' who would star in Ridley's film 'Alien' five years later??
Haha! I've only heard this been spoken in Yorkshirian. In any case, riding up that hill as fast as you can ride down it? Tricky, especially on a single gear bike.
I didn't threaten anyone. I am not the one who wrote this or made this up, someone from youtube did. Sorry. I have deleted the comment. Again so sorry
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A lot of ads had regional accents added for the various ITV regions. The best was Joe Gladwins, I'm a lancastrian. If you get a chance check out the Harp lager ads from the mid eighties.
Hard to explain. But i think it's about childhood and coming home from school and having your tea. All those memories. Plus the music is very comforting. No negatives aboutt his ad.
Ive just come back from Golds Hill today, i gotta say, the street looks alot narrower in the flesh than what it does in the commercial. The hills is rather steep, but its not too long. Least the young boy didnt have to walk up it while it was covered in snow like i did lol.
Ive noticed something since this 1973 one compared to the remake in the mid 80's, the mans accent has changed. In this one he has a west country accent, but in the remake, he has a yorkshire accent.
Why can't we go back to those days? Only the good parts mind. I was about 10 then so it was always summer hols or Christmas. The worst thing in my life was the long dull Sundays.
Not the same without Joe Gladwin, and the accent in this ad isnt what I associate with Hovis. Only means something when you have a beautifully aged and characterful Lancashire accent like Joes to polish it up
The music is Dvorak's Symphony No: 9 called 'From the New World'. An ad about Yorkshire filmed in Dorset with music about America! Still love it though.
@boywithatoy I love the ad and the music, just like to point out that Hovis began in Stone in Staffordshire (flat as a billiard table) so I don't know what your point about Yorkshire is
I seem to remember that the voiceover was by the bloke who played Wally Batty. "He were a great baker me dad...." Perhaps that was the northern version?
You're right. That's Howard Lang, old Captain Baines himself, from The Onedin Line. Just watch a clip from that series with him speaking in it if you don't believe me.
Kinda sad that people hear the music and immediately think of bread, rather than Dvorak's awesome New World Symphony (of which the Largo is the least interesting movement!).
Why do I always remember this adverts voice over with a Yorkshire accent?
stpb123ify 1 week ago
Directed by Ridley Scott! No I'm not kidding...
RustiSwordz 2 weeks ago
this cant beat the caburys garilla advert sorry
elliot888ify 1 month ago
ridley scotts 1st ever tv....thing!
british123able 2 months ago
great ad!
MarktgInnovation2Day 2 months ago
who cares this was and always will be our british heratige i love england with a passion and i see that advert and i think ohh im off up there normally but no i think id love to move there to get away from the little shits here
snaveeel 4 months ago
Memories... but wasn't the advert remade several times?
julesthemadman 4 months ago
young fresh faced boys........cobblestones.....white bread.......jumpers for goalposts....marv'lus
ivangrozny27 4 months ago
I live about a 5 second walk from there lol
ZanmaruV2 4 months ago 2
got to love Shaftesbury in Dorset <3
teaisloveable 6 months ago
FYI that cobbled street is in a little English village called Shaftesbury, incidentally the same place as referenced by Bill Hicks in his "Crime in England" sketch.
1977Harrier 6 months ago
@1977Harrier Shaftesbury isn't a 'little english village' It's a market town, that part is just on the edge looking over onto the countryside. It has a population of ~7000. I live in a little village near it that has a pop. of 500.
And I've ridden a bike down that hill...Recommend good suspension if anyone else wants to try it.
smile221 6 months ago 2
Removed comment because someone already mentioned it!
RustiSwordz 6 months ago
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RustiSwordz 6 months ago
Definitely watching this because Chris Moyles just mentioned it for Rob DJ's Monday Night Quiz!
DeeDeeQT 7 months ago
"me dad always yowsed ta say it wer a bloody long way for a loaf of bread!"
mog398 7 months ago
the bike is in harrogate musuem the narrator died of old age about 15 years ago
vania1013 8 months ago
Why don't ole ma Peggarty get her bread from Reeve the baker at the top of the hill where the shops are?
kgm1000uk 8 months ago
does anyone know where i can find the two ronnies piss take of this?
Willbutler 8 months ago
IT WAS A GRAND RIDE BACK!!! GET IT INSIDE YOU, BOY!!! LMFAO!!!
JJMCB26 8 months ago
iv been on that street
DSilius 9 months ago
I been to that street!
JJfromMW 9 months ago
roy west
2008Sameoldfitup 9 months ago
Interesting association with Yorkshire despite it's voice over and location shot. I guess it's the brass band reworking of the music that embed it in the memory. . Gold Hill in Shaftesbury is a special place to visit
geoffmss 9 months ago
MEHEHE i live in shaftesbury ;) -where the hill is :L gold hill.. its a beaut for sledging down! :D
LisaB976 9 months ago
@LisaB976 i love the cafe in shaftsbury. Reminds me of how cafes should be with a juke box if i remember.
kevphillips02 9 months ago
@kevphillips02 Yeah right! how café's should be!
LisaB976 9 months ago
@LisaB976 You are probably to young to understand my comment
kevphillips02 9 months ago
Mistah Scott - He say you Bread Runna!!!
Last stop on my round would be old ma Peggotty’s place. She was trained for an Off-World kick murder squad. Talk about Beauty and the Beast - she was both.
’Twas a grand ride back though …. and afterward, I knew baker would 'ave kettle on, and bones bent outward, like he exploded from inside. Hmm.
needinput 9 months ago
The comments on here are a great laugh!
Perhaps they should add a posh voice saying "We never eat that factory muck, We make our own" That would be more in keeping with the period.
broadleygreen 10 months ago
In my day we used to do a days work before we even got up and we had to eat lumps of coal for breakfast. We had to walk 653 miles to work in bare feet and t' streets were paved with shards of broken glass coated with gnome shite. You young 'uns don't even know you're born.
killanimalsforfun247 10 months ago 21
@killanimalsforfun247 The four yorkshire men, monty python, classic !
LennySoldier 10 months ago
@killanimalsforfun247 you were lucky.
kevphillips02 9 months ago
@kevphillips02 Aye, In me father's day a lot of folk got work as paving stones and had three ton waggons pulled by giant shire horses over them. I remember him tellin' me after a good meal of limestone and cast iron broth 'being a paveing stone was one of the best jobs you could hope for in my day'. He's currently a keystone in a bridge near Keighley, bless him.
killanimalsforfun247 9 months ago
@kevphillips02
PYTHON? LOL \!!
Jetstarboy 8 months ago
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seedot555 4 months ago
@killanimalsforfun247 xD Well..that wuh luxury, wuh that! When I wuh a lad, wi ad tuh get up a month ago. Lick tar off th'rord fer 'er breakfast. Wash it down wi a bottle uh 2nd 'and bleach. Wark 700mile tuh work barefoot on 'ot coal, all up 'ill. Wer wi got a punch from t'boss n' ha'penny a year fer 'er trouble. Wark 800 mile, up hill all th'way home. Wer dad give us a thick ear, a fat lip, un sliced us in 'alf wi a bread knife. 367 days a year. And we wuh greatful.
johnjnukemsheridan 2 months ago
@MyTinyCock
There are,2 English people.
dave8204 10 months ago
@ciccogol92
I know. I was responding to someone else who'd said that it was set in Yorkshire. It clearly isn't. This seems to be a fake cultural memory: something that everybody "knows" even though it isn't true. A bit like how everyone remembers that it was people in Portsmouth who mistakenly attacked a paediatrician instead of a paedophile, even though that actually happened in Wales.
CPhillips92 10 months ago
I went there on the way to my trip to York to see the brontes museum!
greygoaty 10 months ago
@greygoaty i went to that museum and walked to the waterfall which inspired some of the writing all that walking made me hungry so i ate sandwiches( made with hovis of course)
unclemort1960 10 months ago
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BabyiLoisaa682 11 months ago
lol
floatershaw 11 months ago
" A grand ride back"!! You kidding? Those cobblestones must've smashed your arsehole seven ways from Sunday!!
iconzero 11 months ago 37
@iconzero ROFLMAO. And what you never get told is one day he ended up having the bike surgically removed from him when he lost control and totalled the bike.
djantix1977 10 months ago
@iconzero I'll bet! lol
CountryBoy749 5 months ago
i was there a few weeks ago and it hasn't changed one bit !!! :)
lukasdukas13 11 months ago
ohhhhh i went there not long ago its a ver beauiful hill :)
Slofyxx 1 year ago
Wait, doesn't the voice over bloke sound like he's from Bristol rather than Yorkshire?
CPhillips92 1 year ago
Always thought Hovis tasted like sawdust
G0IFI 1 year ago
@G0IFI like the second world war German ersatz bread
BuddyFantastic 1 year ago
@BuddyFantastic A little before my time, but I've read about that, it actually did contain sawdust? I read about ersatz coffee too, made from acorns. The things we take for granted are real treasures when we're deprived of them.
G0IFI 1 year ago
Loved this old ad live by it was made Gold Hill Shaftsbury Nth Dorset.
clare6572 1 year ago
the song
watch?v=2-ZVUlzFmJ0
loko2468 1 year ago
“Back in my day you could go to the cinema, get a bag of chips afterwards, hop on the bus home and still have change from a thrupenny bit”.
paulreeve 1 year ago 3
daft twat ad a house on a hiill
smi88y 1 year ago
@00.46 looks like the man is greengrass from heartbeat actor Bill Maynard! Anyone know if this is him?
kittkarr2000 1 year ago
Wow, I was born in 73, lol I remember those adverts!
73dickie 1 year ago
@73dickie wow thats amazing I was born in 72 but I can't remember back further than77
blobby1972 1 year ago
@blobby1972 lol, no what I meant was that this advert was still running when I was 5 or six!
73dickie 1 year ago
@73dickie yea I know realy I was just joking :)
blobby1972 1 year ago
Music inspired by Hiawatha...
Mattteus 1 year ago
ee when I were a lad, wars was wars. Not like nowadays with all this new fangle technology. You knew where you was with your good old fashioned thermo-nuclear bombs. Now - your muslim has no respect whatever for good old fashioned military combat. He steps onto a train without so much as a by your leave and blows the thing sky high. Frankly if I'd known things were going to turn out like this I'd have fought on the German side in the last war.
ofcoursehesthefarmer 1 year ago 2
i like how this ad backs up peasants. i grew up poor and people like to make fun of poor kids. but then again, my family never made bread. big mistake-fuck!
Alphabex8 1 year ago
Ridley Scott's directorial debut.
andyingreece 1 year ago
Been up that hill many times! literally just round the corner from that famous view of the hill its tarmac all the way to the bottom of the hill, really shatters the illusion!!!
katakisLives 1 year ago
haha i remember this add as good as the world has become today i do miss the good old days wish i could be there now
1996bambi 1 year ago 2
I met a guy who claimed to be the kid in the hovis advetrts called Dennis, He worked at my school.
meatisdeliciouse 1 year ago
An ad that plays on our sense of nostalgia, cobbled roads, safe, warm comforting and reliable and quintisentially British
draven26 1 year ago
An ad that plays on our sense of nostalgia, cobbled roads, safe, warm comforting and reliable and quintessiantially British
draven26 1 year ago
Eee it were grand! :)
rayflute 1 year ago
I have the privilege of living there
prevvy 1 year ago 3
YEAH! I live in Shaftesbury! lovely bread
ScottDog141 1 year ago 3
and this was voted britains favourite ad because....?
Dragonflamz 1 year ago
I've been there before..
MeganWeldon 1 year ago
Boy pushing the bike?? Former All About Eve & Nik Kershaw drummer Mark Price. Apparently...
louisorleans 1 year ago
TWAS LIKE TAKIN' BREAD TO THA' TOP'O'THA WOOOooorld!
lmfao
T800System 1 year ago
they dont bake um like they used to do
longhairedbeatnik 1 year ago
Largo
StixH 1 year ago
please be upstanding, for the national anthem of THE NORTH
afuzzyduck 1 year ago
I think the answer to that is pretty obvious
darrengsaw 1 year ago
Early Ridley Scott!
dobiegee 1 year ago
Take 50 boy now on that other old favourite Lucozade thanks for sharing regards Phil.
olderguyphil 1 year ago
to think i would finish my paper round by coming up that hill every day. gold hill shafesbury dorset.
timmyo848 1 year ago
@timmyo848 By 'eck son, I bet tha' keeled ye'?!
Ironically I didn't even know Ridley filmed this, considering I film for him sometimes. Small world by 'eck.
digitalbroadcaster 1 year ago
travelled 4 hours from birmingham yesterday to see where this was filmed. it really is breathtaking . unfotunately forgot my camera
DKNY707 1 year ago
Great ad but this typical of advertising industry going to Somerset/dorset to do the advert , Id like to know why did they do ad in north
u2funnyman 1 year ago
"There's Wheatgerm In That There Bread!"
insaneclownbrian 2 years ago
cows butter.
Europeans, don't be corrupted to use anything else. unless you're tight and jewish. bread and vegitable oils do not mix, in europe, nor yank europeans, too!
closertofiftythanyew 2 years ago
boo
RobbieL1111 2 years ago
i live 30secs away from that hill and my friend lives 6 down :P
IZanmaruI 2 years ago
he also did a lot of uncredited production design for classic Dr Who
glennsharpe 2 years ago
isn't that SELWYN FROGGIT as the Baker
carpy1 2 years ago
@carpy1
magic our morris.....
baldandold 1 year ago
Ridley Scott, Gladiator, Alien, Thelma and Louise, Black Hawk Down and .... er Hovis advert!!!
ryanthecabbie 2 years ago
ryanthecabbie - yeah, i notice the ad cuts off just before the chestburster explodes out of the poor lads ribcage...
Hovis isn't just full of wheat germ...
SimonB198207 2 years ago
Bet Gold Hill is slippery today!
chdot 2 years ago 2
the good old days
MrBuckley123 2 years ago 23
im the mug who turned the hovis boy part down what a mug
michael2me 2 years ago 5
OMG WTB BBQ He isn't wearing a helmet!!! Youtube should take this video down, it's like, totally promoting irresponsible, dangerous behavior! Just kidding. Did you spot the totally hip Fixie that lad was riding?
Stoatsblood 2 years ago
@ Stoatsblood Ha ha ha I like it and too true, health and safety should see this irresponsible advert. roflmao
alfiesgirluk 2 years ago
haha old guy says to kid "get it inside you boy", these days he'd be on some sort of register
jfgwills5 2 years ago 85
haha
jasfifty 2 years ago
@jfgwills5
PC world gone mental!!
AdonisbutcallmeAds 1 year ago
@jfgwills5 you are sick.
alienhuman 8 months ago
aw, fab! we went and visited this place last week, called Gold Hill, beautiful!
Greenockgal 2 years ago 3
Aaw it gets me everytime.
CurlyLyns82 2 years ago
I know its only for bread, but the Hovis adverts are really aawesome :D especially the new 2009 one ^^
its my fave :DD
imtehredpowerranger 2 years ago
the first voice sounds a bit like hagrid from harry potter :)
SweetieEmzie 2 years ago
same accent
basherofnoggins 2 years ago
and i live just around the corner from that hill :) like a 1minute walk lol
IZanmaruI 2 years ago 3
much better than kingsmill
resolypf4 2 years ago 2
Woop! I can play that on the guitar
lukea444 2 years ago
sounds like the music from the shire....in lord of the rings! :P
pneagle1 2 years ago
yep Gold Hill.. been there ,its steeper than it looks too!
angeliesings 2 years ago
we studied it in media too, it sucks willy!!! :P
AllyikaMan 2 years ago
i'm studying it in media studies now, wish i was making sweet vids instead
carpet9999999999 2 years ago
its CRAP!!
AllyikaMan 2 years ago
I've ran up and down that hill know as gold hill! :-)
cymruambyth29 2 years ago
We studied this in Media studies!
1875HIBSFC 2 years ago
EEEE it were rite grand when I were a lad..
ade2006 2 years ago
Ah yes, remember this advert..havn't visited the location yet... Interestingly did you notice that the very final voice over at the end was 'Ian Holm' who would star in Ridley's film 'Alien' five years later??
Ianstonn 2 years ago
yea isn't it in the cotswolds?
souflett 2 years ago
i was at this street yesterday in Shaftesbury dorset i wanted to trash down on a bike
spankshaft 2 years ago
i just wanted to let everyone know that this was actually recorded in dorset. even though its ment to be the north.
natlew999 2 years ago
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Luvforever21 2 years ago
Haha! I've only heard this been spoken in Yorkshirian. In any case, riding up that hill as fast as you can ride down it? Tricky, especially on a single gear bike.
tomski3 2 years ago 2
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Luvforever21 2 years ago
so where else did you threaten people?
ClydeDocker 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I didn't threaten anyone. I am not the one who wrote this or made this up, someone from youtube did. Sorry. I have deleted the comment. Again so sorry
Luvforever21 2 years ago
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viragom5 2 years ago
A lot of ads had regional accents added for the various ITV regions. The best was Joe Gladwins, I'm a lancastrian. If you get a chance check out the Harp lager ads from the mid eighties.
Hasmatkid 2 years ago
Hard to explain. But i think it's about childhood and coming home from school and having your tea. All those memories. Plus the music is very comforting. No negatives aboutt his ad.
sukhrajsingh 2 years ago
haha i went up tht the ov a day it dun half kill =D
777rockdevilfob777 2 years ago
ive been on that hill, im proud of myself lol
MATTY0MOO 2 years ago
This isn't right. I swear it was a "yorkshire accent"
Orinoco25 2 years ago
I agree with Threeload - the voice is all wrong. I remember the words..
ee were a right good baker were our dad, every morning he would.....
In a lancashire accent like mine - anyone know if Joe Gladwin advert on youtube?
... this is good, but Joe's is MUCH better.
QSue22 2 years ago
The guy doing the voiceover sounds like Richard Dawkins
DavrosFromSkaro 3 years ago
I read your comment and was thinking "Seriously? You think that sounds like Richard Dawkins?" Then I realised you meant the guy at the very end.
UppruniTegundanna 3 years ago
Ive just come back from Golds Hill today, i gotta say, the street looks alot narrower in the flesh than what it does in the commercial. The hills is rather steep, but its not too long. Least the young boy didnt have to walk up it while it was covered in snow like i did lol.
xxrobfalconxx 3 years ago
Ive noticed something since this 1973 one compared to the remake in the mid 80's, the mans accent has changed. In this one he has a west country accent, but in the remake, he has a yorkshire accent.
xxrobfalconxx 3 years ago 2
Why can't we go back to those days? Only the good parts mind. I was about 10 then so it was always summer hols or Christmas. The worst thing in my life was the long dull Sundays.
Great ad.
Yep, I'd go back for sure.
sierradelta07 3 years ago
The BEST AD EVER
sukhrajsingh 3 years ago
how is this advert the best the 2008 one is!!!!!!
babyspicexx 2 years ago
Not the same without Joe Gladwin, and the accent in this ad isnt what I associate with Hovis. Only means something when you have a beautifully aged and characterful Lancashire accent like Joes to polish it up
Threeload 3 years ago
woop woop i live there
00lightbulb00 3 years ago
i feel old watching this
pitbikecrazy 3 years ago 2
The music is Dvorak's Symphony No: 9 called 'From the New World'. An ad about Yorkshire filmed in Dorset with music about America! Still love it though.
boywithatoy 3 years ago 14
yep, a brass arrangement of the second movement of Dvorak's "From the New World", based on a spiritual (hymn) titled "Goin' Home".
sortashaman 2 years ago
@boywithatoy Why do you think it's an ad about yorkshire?
As a yorkshireman i see no connection whatsoever.
fizzylogik 1 year ago
@boywithatoy this is not an ad about Yorkshire, it's an ad for Hovis bread.
raynarks 1 year ago
@boywithatoy I love the ad and the music, just like to point out that Hovis began in Stone in Staffordshire (flat as a billiard table) so I don't know what your point about Yorkshire is
alfiesgirluk 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Hovis is fucking wank and fuck their PR dept.
caturn88 3 years ago
I live in Canada now and I miss Hovis. We used to buy it at M&S before they left Canada.
Dragonrdh 3 years ago
Beautiful!
sidious76 3 years ago
i live very near there!
Zanderbea 3 years ago
the new ones better
littlecutiebuttercup 3 years ago
With 35yrs more experience i should hope so :).
da8iwr 3 years ago
A brilliant advert
JEANETTE60 3 years ago 2
love this advert. good tune ;)
ImBack4TheRave 3 years ago 2
omg iv seen the new hovis advert omg its soo brilliant its about a boy and when his in the years and they get better and better
charziiex 3 years ago
not neccisarily
he just runs through diferent english feats
davidtennant4life 3 years ago 3
theres another version coming out next month
moolegs159 3 years ago
the new advert is out on firday 12th September during one of the breaks of ITV's Coronation Street
XJazzalynLouiseX 3 years ago
I seem to remember that the voiceover was by the bloke who played Wally Batty. "He were a great baker me dad...." Perhaps that was the northern version?
DADRENO 3 years ago
It was Joe Gladwin (Wally Batty) -- How could a timid little man like Wally escape from under the thumb of the formidable Nora?
DADRENO 3 years ago
Joe Gladwin didn't come till later... that's certainly not him on this ad, wrong accent altogether.
scottishwildcat 3 years ago
You're right. That's Howard Lang, old Captain Baines himself, from The Onedin Line. Just watch a clip from that series with him speaking in it if you don't believe me.
TheSecondStain 3 years ago
i live in that town....Shaftesbury, Dorset
guptube 3 years ago
Kinda sad that people hear the music and immediately think of bread, rather than Dvorak's awesome New World Symphony (of which the Largo is the least interesting movement!).
But still. Classic advert.
kinggimped 3 years ago
whens the new 1 out
Daynefc18 3 years ago
its the 1986 one whats got an yorkshire accent, but I think it might be a lancashire accent.
JDenton16 3 years ago
i love this advert it makes me proud to be from yorkshire. I used to play this song on the steel pans in primary school.
JDenton16 3 years ago