Montalban, Former Chrysler Pitchman, Dies At 88
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Datum: 15.01.2009 02:48
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Datum: 15.01.2009 02:48
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Former Chrysler pitchman Ricardo Montalban, known for the phrase "reeech Corinthian leather" when referring to the Chysler Cordoba, died Wednesday morning at home. He was 88. Interestingly, in the early Cordoba commercials, the phrase he used was "fine Corinthian leather". Montalban's association with Chrysler went far beyond the Cordoba. He also did commercials in the early 80s for the K car based LeBarons and New Yorkers. And in a subtle touch, a modified Dodge Aspen wagon was featured on his show Fantasy Island. Comments have poured in from around the world. Former DaimlerChrysler CEO Jurgen Schrempp said "I've aways liked Fantasy Island. I envy people who can successfully achieve their fantasies." Current Chrysler CEO Robert Nardelli said "This is important... did he cash the last check we sent him?" Hollywood reporter Mona Barrett informed William Shatner, Montalban's adversary in TV and movies, of Montalban's death. "He was still alive?" asked Shatner. "You mean... Genesis *did* work?" Montalban is survived by fellow former Chrysler pitchmen and women Joe Garagiola, Jack Jones, Celine Dion, and Lee Iacocca. The funeral will be postponed for a few months, so it can be held at the same time as the Chrysler funeral.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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