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IDEAS: Uber One Campaign Sees Robert De Niro and Asa Butterfield Become ‘Best Friends’


Robert De Niro and Asa Butterfield sat on a sofa eating food in the latest Uber One campaing.

A new campaign from Uber One has brought together an unlikely pairing in Hollywood legend Robert De Niro and Sex Education star Asa Butterfield, as they become 'best friends' thanks to their shared love for 'eating food and going places'.

Robert De Niro and Asa Butterfield sat on a sofa eating food in the latest Uber One campaing.
Credit: Mother London/Uber

The three minute advert which comes from creative agency Mother London was directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker David Shane.

The advert sees De Niro and Butterfield bonding in a series of light-hearted scenes whilst enjoying a number of their favorite things, including clothes shopping, some down time on a swing set and a game of ping pong.

These experiences are all made possible thanks to shared Uber rides across the city of London and a selection of Uber Eats deliveries to keep their energy levels up.

You can take a look at the full length video below:

The Uber One campaign will be shown on TV screens across the United Kingdom, as well as in cinemas and across a number of digital and out of home activations.


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