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**exschke** · 01-29-2009, 04:57 AM

Actually it does - the purple colour of her dress is Cadburys "trademark" colour. Its obvious from their previous adverts (and this one) - that they are aiming for a scenario where seeing that colour = Cadburys.

Yep, when I was younger a house near me had its garage painted cadburys purple, and we used to call it the cadburys house.

A few seconds in it says 'A glass and a half full of production'. That's Cadbury.

Yeh, I think everyone in the UK knows that, for a non UK'er I can see what they mean though.

01-29-2009, 04:57 AM	#11
exschke Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 546 Senior Member	Actually it does - the purple colour of her dress is Cadburys "trademark" colour. Its obvious from their previous adverts (and this one) - that they are aiming for a scenario where seeing that colour = Cadburys. Yep, when I was younger a house near me had its garage painted cadburys purple, and we used to call it the cadburys house. A few seconds in it says 'A glass and a half full of production'. That's Cadbury. Yeh, I think everyone in the UK knows that, for a non UK'er I can see what they mean though.
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