Poimenent TSB!

jill_valentine · 22-11-2004 4:22pm #1

Am I the only person that loves those ads? It's the guy's psychotic grin that makes them work...

DaBreno · 22-11-2004 4:50pm

They are very good. Wonder how they got the idea of using a Mafioso to advertise Banks?? Maybe a simialr ad ran in YankLand.

seamus · 22-11-2004 4:56pm

Oh man, I ****ing hate these ads. Something about the way that guy says "Poimanent" makes me want strip naked and run down the street screaming and writhing.

Mossy Monk · 22-11-2004 5:17pm

jill_valentine wrote:

Am I the only person that loves those ads? It's the guy's psychotic grin that makes them work...

i agree whole heartedly with this post

mike65 · 22-11-2004 5:17pm

seamus wrote:

Oh man, I ****ing hate these ads. Something about the way that guy says "Poimanent" makes me want strip naked and run down the street screaming and writhing.

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

Mike.

Epitaph · 23-11-2004 11:40am

They must have waved an awful lot of money at yer man.

He plays one of the New York goons in The Sopranos.

Jim · 23-11-2004 11:47am

Epitaph wrote:

They must have waved an awful lot of money at yer man.

He plays one of the New York goons in The Sopranos.

He has, at best, a third rate charcter in The Sopranos, and before that I doubt he got any work except for cheesy mafia films.

BolBill · 23-11-2004 12:05pm

The brilliant Frank Vincent, he's class, you people have no clue.
He was in Casino and Goodfellas you peasants.

Jim · 23-11-2004 12:12pm

Looking at his profile on IMDB, hes been in Goodfellas and Casino....and a whole heap load of B rate mafioso films.

And GTA.

SoupyNorman · 23-11-2004 12:31pm

Jimeatsmenu wrote:

He has, at best, a third rate charcter in The Sopranos, and before that I doubt he got any work except for cheesy mafia films.

his character was fairly major in the last series.

Jim · 23-11-2004 12:33pm

Aye, but it was just major because thats the way the story went. I'm just saying that I doubt TSB raked out the dough to get him in the add.

SoupyNorman · 23-11-2004 12:44pm

Jimeatsmenu wrote:

Aye, but it was just major because thats the way the story went. I'm just saying that I doubt TSB raked out the dough to get him in the add.

I'd say he got a nice bit for it, he is hardly gonna fly across the atlantic for minimum wage!
The Sopranos is alot bigger in the states then it is here and when you're in something big in the states you command a large appearence fee no matter if its india or IRELAND!

DMC · 23-11-2004 1:37pm

This ad confirms the following equation...

Irish Banks = Gangsters.

That is all.

BuffyBot · 23-11-2004 2:02pm

I'd say he got a nice bit for it, he is hardly gonna fly across the atlantic for minimum wage!

The ads could easily be shot in the US

Epitaph · 23-11-2004 3:05pm

BuffyBot wrote:

The ads could easily be shot in the US

There's no cold water in the US. None.

And they'd have to ship over three actors for the mother-in-law ad.

woosaysdan · 23-11-2004 3:13pm

DMC wrote:

This ad confirms the following equation...

Irish Banks = Gangsters.

That is all.

LOL

SoupyNorman · 23-11-2004 3:30pm

Epitaph wrote:

There's no cold water in the US. None.

And they'd have to ship over three actors for the mother-in-law ad.

Well i suppose there is enough Irish over there...

magpie · 23-11-2004 3:34pm

Isn't he also in 3 Days in the Valley? And Snatch? or is that someone else?

SoupyNorman · 23-11-2004 3:43pm

magpie wrote:

Isn't he also in 3 Days in the Valley? And Snatch? or is that someone else?

Think your gone off on a different tangent there!

http://www.hbo.com/sopranos/cast/actor/frank_vincent.shtml

BolBill · 23-11-2004 3:44pm

magpie wrote:

Isn't he also in 3 Days in the Valley? And Snatch? or is that someone else?

You like your movies I see, Bet you think Al Pacino is great in Once Upon a Time In America and Scorpio ??????. :rolleyes:

The guy in Snatch is Dennis Farina and the guy in TWO days in the valley is Danny Aiello.

magpie · 23-11-2004 3:48pm

I liked Robin Redford in Sundance Cassidy and the Butch Kid, if that's any help.

Denis Farina, Danny Aiello and the Poimenent TSB bloke are all angry, white-haired guineas in loose-fitting shirts and shiny slacks who threaten to stick pencils up people's noses in films, so you'll have to excuse my confusion!

SoupyNorman · 23-11-2004 3:50pm

Once Upon a Time In America

I loved that little mouse, "somewhere out there" and all the cats

joke!

SprostonGreen · 23-11-2004 6:53pm

I had that ad, and well most ads.

BolBill · 24-11-2004 10:56am

magpie wrote:

Denis Farina, Danny Aiello and the Poimenent TSB bloke are all angry, white-haired guineas in loose-fitting shirts and shiny slacks who threaten to stick pencils up people's noses in films, so you'll have to excuse my confusion!

I love the "guineas" quote , could you be more racist????? TWAT !!!! :rolleyes:

pickarooney · 24-11-2004 4:40pm

BolBill wrote:

I love the "guineas" quote , could you be more racist????? TWAT !!!! :rolleyes:

Possibly with 'dago', but it's much of a muchness.

Elmo · 24-11-2004 7:29pm

There's no cold water in the US. None.

And they'd have to ship over three actors for the mother-in-law ad.

I don't know if your being sarcastic about the cold water or not????

But emmmm could he just be standing in front of a blue screen????

I mean he has no interaction with the other people in the ads.

SoupyNorman · 25-11-2004 12:49pm

Elmo wrote:

I don't know if your being sarcastic about the cold water or not????

But emmmm could he just be standing in front of a blue screen????

I mean he has no interaction with the other people in the ads.

No he was actually here, he had his picture taken with the director of permenant tsb. Was in the business section of the indo one day...

http://www.h2films.com/projects/news/PERM_TSB_Behind_Sceens_Photos/3Frank_Vincent___Stephen.jpg
http://www.h2films.com/projects/news/PERM_TSB_Behind_Sceens_Photos/8Frank_Vicent_Lisa_Brian.jpg
http://www.h2films.com/projects/news/PERM_TSB_Behind_Sceens_Photos/6Pic_Frank_Niall_Son_Client.jpg

Nice guy frankie!!!!

Poimenent TSB!

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