What the Fast Acting Advil TV commercial - Rhino is about.

Title: Fast Acting Advil TV Spot - 'Rhino' Featuring Henrik Lundqvist

Introduction:In the fast-paced world of professional sports, pain and injuries are an unfortunate reality. Whether it's a twisted ankle on the ice or a bone-jarring collision on the football field, athletes know that keeping their bodies in peak condition is essential. Fast Acting Advil has always been there to provide relief when it’s needed the most. In their latest TV spot, aptly titled "Rhino," Advil showcases the resilience and strength of one of sports' most iconic figures, Henrik Lundqvist.

Scene 1: A Dimly Lit Locker RoomThe commercial opens with an overhead shot of a dimly lit locker room. The camera slowly pans across the rows of unoccupied lockers, highlighting the solitude and determination associated with professional athletics. As the camera continues its journey, a solitary figure comes into view—Henrik Lundqvist, the legendary goaltender.

Scene 2: The Rhino's EmergenceAs Lundqvist sits in front of his locker, dressed in his full hockey gear, the camera focuses on a close-up of his intense and focused eyes. Suddenly, a powerful and majestic rhinoceros emerges from Lundqvist's hunched shoulders. This visual representation symbolizes the pain and physical strain that athletes often endure during their careers.

Scene 3: Lundqvist's Relentless BattleThe commercial shifts to a high-energy montage showcasing Lundqvist's incredible saves during crucial hockey games. Each save is punctuated by the image of the rhinoceros disappearing as Fast Acting Advil provides him with instant relief. The rapid disappearance of the rhinoceros serves as a visual representation of Advil's fast-acting pain relief capabilities.

Scene 4: Lundqvist's Unyielding DeterminationCutting back to the locker room, Lundqvist is shown applying Fast Acting Advil to his aching joints. The camera zooms in to capture the reassuring expression on his face as the pain subsides. This scene highlights the trusted relationship between Lundqvist and Advil and emphasizes the product's ability to keep athletes in the game.

Scene 5: A Final ThoughtThe commercial ends with Lundqvist standing tall in his goalie pads, the rhinoceros nowhere in sight. A voiceover prompts viewers to consider their own pain relief options, urging them to choose Fast Acting Advil for immediate relief. The message is clear - just as Henrik Lundqvist relies on

Fast Acting Advil TV commercial - Rhino produced for Advil was first shown on television on March 1, 2014.