Throughout the campaign, Griffin plays a passionate film actor who's always improvising at the director's expense. This time he foregoes his chariot for a slightly more powerful vehicle.

Artists at The Mill added fireballs to the background as a whimsical addition to the comedic spot. The humor of the spot speaks for itself, and according to Shoot Supervisor and 2D Lead Artist Andy Dill, it’s all about the subtleties: “The funniest thing is the fake torches. The production designer was very excited about the ping pong balls. It adds a pretty hilarious element.”

Bravo, Griffin!