Morgan Freeman (We Think) Voices New Visa Commercial

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Hmm. Maybe Morgan Freeman just forgot he voiced that political spot. After all, he voices practically every commercial out there lately including this one from TBWAChiatDay for Visa called Never Missed A Super Bowl.

The spot highlights the Never Missed a Super Bowl Club, a group of people who haven’t missed a Super Bowl in 44 years. The spot offers the chance for anyone to join the club by giving everyone who simply uses their Visa card a chance to go to every Super Bowl game for the rest of their life.

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