File:Goodthingsshot.jpg
| Description |
A single frame of the sixty-second commercial noitulovE, showing the campaign's slogan "Good things come to those who wait". |
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| Source |
Screencapture from the original noitulovE spot at the Framestore CFC website. (QuickTime required) |
| Date |
noitulovE was released in October 2005. Screencapture taken October 26, 2007. |
| Author |
Copyright owned by Diageo. Work created under contract by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO with digital elements from Framestore CFC and filming by director Daniel Kleinman. |
| Permission (Reusing this file) |
None. Image use permitted only under Fair Use guidelines
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Fair use rationale
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