A TRULY LEGENDARY LUNCH

DEE-MELISSA.jpgMcFARLANE-BRANAGAN.jpgNOBBY.jpgTERRY-SAVAGE.jpgWATSON-KEMSLEY-DODDS.jpgYANKS-SKIP.jpgThe Campaign Brief/Bestads Legendary Lunch was held yesterday at the fabulous Mezzaluna Restaurant in Potts Point, attended by the who's who of Sydney creatives as well as legendary guests Terry Savage, chairman of the Cannes International Advertising Festival (who was celebrating another record year) and Jon Casimir, executive producer of Zapruder's Other Films, creators of the top rating The Gruen Transfer (who was celebrating the highest rating launch of any ABC entertainment show since 1991).
The Lunch was generously sponsored by our good friends Helene Nicol and Mat Humphrey from The Guild and Andrew Shostak from MRPPP. The party carried on late into the night at the Bayswater Brasserie. More pics in the next issue of CB.

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20 Comments

Anonymous said:

Ah, that would explain why the blog rolled over and played dead for the past 24 hours. I feared Lynchy, that you'd met with a sticky end.

Anonymous said:

Who does sudeep work for now?

Anonymous said:

Mr Kemsley takes a nice shot.

Anonymous said:


As does the dashing young Steve.

Anonymous said:

Matt,remember the words of Robbie Burns 'wherever you be,let your wind go free....in church or chappel, let it rattle.' Let it go Matt.let it go.

Anonymous said:

where are my magic beans?

Anonymous said:

As soon as i saw Stevo and Kemsley in the same room, I thought, whoa, now here's trouble!

Anonymous said:

Great to see Ben and Neil mixing it up with the big lads.

Anonymous said:

So, Michael Cane was there in a funny golf sweater.
Cool.

Anonymous said:

Sausages

Anonymous said:

By the time they had taken the second picture of Sudeep on the right, he'd put on weight.

Blimey.

Steve Dodds said:

How sweet of you to notice.

I actually did buy the sweater (and the spectacles) from an auction of old Ipcress File props at Pinewood a few years back. Seriously.

I have his socks too.

Since I've never washed it, there is a good chance a few of Michael Caine's pheromones still lurk amongst the fibres.

At the lunch I was wondering why girls who normally ignore me continually asked, in faux Cockney accents, what it was it all about.

Now I know.


Anonymous said:

Lynchy, was the Melbourne Lunch cancelled?

Anonymous said:

Glad I wasn't on the tbwa table.

Anonymous said:

So are we.

Anonymous said:

Who is he hot stuff in the Sundae School records tshirt? ;)

Anonymous said:

Good to see T Savage giving a bit back to the country that makes his awards ceremony what it is...On you Terry, good on you old boy!

Anonymous said:

Doddsy, thanks for explaining those ridiculous specs.

And for still being a shit-hot writer.

Monty

Anonymous said:

I see you Melissa, I see yooouuuuuuuuu.

Anonymous said:

intereshting...

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