London: Pamela Anderson served drinks to people at a country pub in Britain while shooting a new TV ad for Walkers "sandwich” crisps.The hottie features alongside comedian Al Murray in the new commercial shot at the New Inn in Sandwich, Kent.
The actress served drinks, changed barrels and served crisps to the packed pub.
"I have always loved British pubs but I have never worked behind the bar before,” the Mirror quoted her as saying.
She added: “I am excited to have learnt how to pull a proper pint - always good to have something to fall back on. Sandwich is a beautiful village and I really had fun."
Murray, popularly known Pub Landlord, hosted a pub quiz for the advert.
He said: "It was top notch hosting the pub quiz - the punters got stuck in, and we had loads of beautiful British banter. And Pamela - every man’s dream barmaid - what could be finer?"
Miranda Sambles, marketing director for Walkers, said: "The success of this ad relied wholly on capturing the reactions of ordinary people to the extraordinary scenes we created. The true stars of the Walkers ``Sandwich`` ad were the people of Sandwich.
"We couldn’t script them or direct them but we have been bowled over by their reaction, their fun-loving enthusiasm and their overwhelming hospitality."
ANI
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