U.S. Army will air modified "Be All You Can Be" advertisements during the NCAA Final Four without actor Jonathan Majors

U.S. Army will air modified "Be All You Can Be" advertisements during the NCAA Final Four without actor Jonathan Majors

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This Saturday during the NCAA Final Four Tournament the U.S. Army will air advertisements using previously used video.

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Instead of using actor Jonathan Majors the new Be All You Can Be promo uses leftover footage.

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The repurposed advertisements will help ensure that the Army doesnt incur losses in its anticipated $70 million

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advertising buy even though other spots from the Majors-led campaign would be delayed.

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"We are definitely able to use most of the money we have invested" Head of Army Enterprise Marketing Maj. Gen. Alex Fink

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told The Associated Press in an interview. We anticipate having some fresh innovative advertising ready for the Womens Final Four on Friday.

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The "enormous quantity" of footage from the "Overcoming Obstacles" and "Pushing Future" advertisements in which Majors served as the narrator will be used in the new commercials.

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Fink noted that the narrator was absent from the majority of that information. This has made it possible for the Army to create "essentially new advertisements new advertising" he added.

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The $117 million advertising campaign included TV advertisements digital and print ads on billboards and buses as well as online

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Majors was first considered to replace John Carstens as the spokesperson for the Be All You Can Be campaign.

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His performance in Lovecraft Country was witnessed by Team DDBs executive creative director for the campaign.

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Fink told THR that his candidness about his familys military heritage also influenced his decision.

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Carstens claims that it was never intended for Majors to serve as the Armys public face.

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