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Jul 13, 2022 · One may recall it from the legendary Miller Lite beer commercials that began in 1974 and ran until 1991. Their campaign began modestly with mystery writer Mickey Spillane, ex-Jets running Matt Snell, and jazz drummer Buddy Rich.

Miller Lite, 1970's Classic commercialMerry Christmas from Miller LiteJohn Madden, Bubba Smith, Billy Martin

Sep 18, 2019 · Ad agency McCann Erickson worked on a series of ads for the new brand, “Miller Lite,” in 1974. They starred recently-retired New York Jet Matt Snell, hard-boiled mystery writer Mickey Spillane, and jazz drumming legend Buddy Rich.

Miller Lite beer commercial featuring Mickey Spillane, Rodney Dangerfield, Nick Buoniconti, Dick Butkus, Bubba Smith, Deacon Jones, Billy Martin, and many more. Spot aired September 1...more....

May 15, 2024 · David Ortiz and Jorge Posada, former MLB world champs, go head-to-head over the perks of drinking Miller Lite. Ortiz leads a group chanting "tastes good" while Posada's group shouts "less filling." In the middle of it all is actor Luke Wilson, a "champ" as said by his father.

They were a staple of the 1970s and ’80s and they’ll never get old. Here are some of the best MIller Lite ads featuring baseball players, umpires, and executives. You’ll also notice a few future TV stars. From "He Missed the Tag" to the Tastes Great vs. Less Filling softball game.

My grandpa had an autographed print of this ad. Absolutely legendary. I remember this! Back when commercials actually made you want to buy something. Bob Ueker rocked! “I was supposed to be in the front row” TIL Bob Uecker is still alive and kicking at 89 years old.

May 20, 2022 · We're flashing back on a Friday to the classic Miller Lite commercials of the late '70's into the mid-'80's. Featuring Rodney Dangerfield, John Madden, Billy Martin, George Steinbrenner, and more, these commercials were fantastic!

May 22, 1992 · This clip is an advertisement for Miller Lite beer. It features a jingle and showcases the refreshment and taste of Miller Lite. The clip also mentions cash machines and promotes the convenience of Miller Lite being in a bag.