Art & Copy
2009 · 89 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · 1,860 VOTES · DIR. Doug Pray
Overview
The personal odysseys of some of the most influential advertising visionaries of all time and the stories behind their campaigns.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,048 lines
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00:00:46 What is most frightening, and more difficult, of what they call being a creative
00:05:16 Bill Bernbach, Ned Doyle, Bob Gage and I were working for the agency Gray
00:08:46 That "they laughed when I sat at the piano "
00:11:38 Vote for President Johnson November 3
00:15:02 It was a time when all the planes came from the army
00:17:07 We had a stunning hostess of that
00:20:53 with the slogan: "He lets me be myself"
00:24:33 and make it so that you 'play' the audience
00:29:01 'They can not do shit, if we do the ads for them:
00:31:48 They placed the ad in San Francisco on a Thursday night
00:34:19 and if I look at something and think it is crazy
00:37:44 what they feel will make you feel 'on'
00:41:15 that's a real challenge
00:44:30 'I always tell people, which is the same as creating art
00:47:59 If you fail, fail, but you should try at least herd with the bat as hard as you
00:50:42 Pete was on the bench, put him into office in Pittsburgh, Pete, Pete, Pete
00:53:53 Brands are like people, something like:
00:57:10 How often in the history of advertising, you can really tell people that there is something great available?
01:01:26 My father was a guy who did everything during the Depression
01:05:25 and then other skeptics said, 'We're manipulating the truth'
01:09:19 that are sometimes things that go unnoticed, do not really see
01:12:23 And we like, we like those two things together
01:15:46 can become part of our culture, rather than one type of pollution
01:19:24 this is just a few really good
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,048
Dialogue density11.8 lines / min
First line00:00:46
Final line01:19:24
Production Record
DirectorDoug Pray
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,860