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Launch Of Tata Sierra In Mumbai
A general view of the Tata Sierra car occurs during its launch event in Mumbai, India, on November 25, 2025. (Photo by Indranil Aditya/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tribute To Paul Varry, Who Was Run Over By An SUV Driver In Paris
One year after the death of cyclist Paul Varry, the Paris en Selle association organizes a tribute to the 27-year-old cyclist, who is killed by a motorist driving an SUV following an altercation on a bike path in Paris. A bicycle demonstration takes place to a gathering at Place de la Madeleine. Road Safety launches a campaign to combat ''aggressive driving'' entitled ''Priority to Respect'' in Paris on October 15, 2025. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto) -
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Tesla Cybertruck in front of Apple Store
June 2, 2025 - Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States (USA) - A Tesla Cybertruck electric vehicle is parked in front of an Apple Store on 5th Avenue in Manhattan. The Tesla Cybertruck is a battery-electric full-size pickup truck manufactured by Tesla, Inc. (Olaf Schuelke/ Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones
Un constructeur automobile propose un système de toit pour le lancement de drones - Pictures must credit: BYD Chinese EV car maker BYD is offering buyers a roof mounted drone configures to work while the vehicle is on the road. It has joined forces with drone maker DJI have joined forces to create the Lingyuan, the vehicle-mounted system that costs 16,000 yuan / €2.030 euros with the drones costing extra. A 30cm-squared slim box fitted to the car’s roof, which can deploy a drone from the car’s touchscreen. There is also a hand held controller for a passenger to use or the driver when the car is stationary. The extra is to be offered across the BYD range. The quadcopter drone is said to be able to fly for up to 35 minutes on a full charge and at more than 30mph / 48 kmh. The drone can be launched while the car with it is on the move. It soar, track the car and re-dock safely providing the vehicle is going no more than 15 mph / 24 kmh. The touchscreen can be used to take stills and control the drone’s camera or share footage. Buyers are to be given a choice of two drones from the DJI range. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Stellantis, il CEO Alfa Romeo Jean Philippe Imparato visita lo stabilimento di Pomigliano
Foto Alessandro Garofalo/LaPresse
28 marzo 2022 Pomigliano D’Arco, Italia
motori Stellantis: visita del CEO Alfa Romeo Jean Philippe Imparato allo stabilimento di Pomigliano a pochi giorni dall 'inizio della produzione di Tonale.Nella foto: CEO Alfa Romeo Jean Philippe ImparatoPhoto Alessandro Garofalo/LaPresse 28 March 2022 Pomigliano D 'Arco, Italy news Stellantis: Alfa Romeo CEO Jean Philippe Imparato visits the Pomigliano factory.In the pic: CEO Alfa Romeo Jean Philippe Imparato
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Stellantis, il CEO Alfa Romeo Jean Philippe Imparato visita lo stabilimento di Pomigliano
Foto Alessandro Garofalo/LaPresse
28 marzo 2022 Pomigliano D’Arco, Italia
motori Stellantis: visita del CEO Alfa Romeo Jean Philippe Imparato allo stabilimento di Pomigliano a pochi giorni dall 'inizio della produzione di Tonale.Nella foto: CEO Alfa Romeo Jean Philippe ImparatoPhoto Alessandro Garofalo/LaPresse 28 March 2022 Pomigliano D 'Arco, Italy news Stellantis: Alfa Romeo CEO Jean Philippe Imparato visits the Pomigliano factory.In the pic: CEO Alfa Romeo Jean Philippe Imparato
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OJ Simpson murder trial
June 17, 1994 - Los Angeles, California, United States: O.J. Simpson, a passenger in the white Ford Bronco SUV, is being followed by police vehicles on his way to his house, during a low-speed pursuit. (Robert Lachman/Los Angeles Times/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Hilary Duff is seen arriving at a friends house for a game of tennis on Friday morning.
EXCLUSIVE. Coleman-Rayner
Los Angeles, CA, USA. August 19, 2022
Hilary Duff is seen arriving at a friends house for a game of tennis on Friday morning. The 39-year-old star of Lizzie McGuire and How I Met Your Father wore a black tank top, green tennis skirt, Nike sneakers and a yellow baseball hat. Hilary matched the outfit with a silver Bottega Veneta cassette bag.
CREDIT MUST READ: Coleman-Rayner
Tel US (001) 310-474-4343 - office
www.coleman-rayner.com
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Hilary Duff is seen arriving at a friends house for a game of tennis on Friday morning.
EXCLUSIVE. Coleman-Rayner
Los Angeles, CA, USA. August 19, 2022
Hilary Duff is seen arriving at a friends house for a game of tennis on Friday morning. The 39-year-old star of Lizzie McGuire and How I Met Your Father wore a black tank top, green tennis skirt, Nike sneakers and a yellow baseball hat. Hilary matched the outfit with a silver Bottega Veneta cassette bag.
CREDIT MUST READ: Coleman-Rayner
Tel US (001) 310-474-4343 - office
www.coleman-rayner.com
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PEOPLE - Arnold Schwarzenegger sorgt in der Rolle des Zeus in der BMW Superbowl-Werbung für Aufsehen
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs.Zapping power back in to a golfer's electric buggy
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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PEOPLE - Arnold Schwarzenegger sorgt in der Rolle des Zeus in der BMW Superbowl-Werbung für Aufsehen
Ferrari Press Agency
Arnold 1
Ref 13708
10/02/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit : BMW USA
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs but he gets his mojo back and his armour when wife Hera turns up with the new BMW.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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PEOPLE - Arnold Schwarzenegger sorgt in der Rolle des Zeus in der BMW Superbowl-Werbung für Aufsehen
Ferrari Press Agency
Arnold 1
Ref 13708
10/02/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit : BMW USA
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs.Zapping power back in to a golfer's electric buggy
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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PEOPLE - Arnold Schwarzenegger sorgt in der Rolle des Zeus in der BMW Superbowl-Werbung für Aufsehen
Ferrari Press Agency
Arnold 1
Ref 13708
10/02/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit : BMW USA
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. On Olympus announcing their retirement to Palm Springs
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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PEOPLE - Arnold Schwarzenegger sorgt in der Rolle des Zeus in der BMW Superbowl-Werbung für Aufsehen
Ferrari Press Agency
Arnold 1
Ref 13708
10/02/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit : BMW USA
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs but he gets his mojo back and his armour when wife Hera turns up with the new BMW. He uses his powers to zap all the red traffic lights to green
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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PEOPLE - Arnold Schwarzenegger sorgt in der Rolle des Zeus in der BMW Superbowl-Werbung für Aufsehen
Ferrari Press Agency
Arnold 1
Ref 13708
10/02/2022
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs but he gets his mojo back and his armour when wife Hera turns up with the new BMW.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs but he gets his mojo back and his armour when wife Hera turns up with the new BMW. He uses his powers to zap all the red traffic lights to green
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs but he gets his mojo back and his armour when wife Hera turns up with the new BMW. He uses his powers to zap all the red traffic lights to green
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs.Unable to work the microwave
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs but he gets his mojo back and his armour when wife Hera turns up with the new BMW.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs.Taking his miniature Pegasus flying horse for a walk
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs.Zapping power back in to a neighbour's hedge trimmer
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs.Unable to work the microwave
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs.Zapping power back in to a neighbour's hedge trimmer
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. Retired in Palm Springs.In his frustration at being retired he zaps all the lights out in Palm Springs
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
OPS: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek in the Superbowl ad for the BMW iX M60 electric SUV. On Olympus announcing their retirement to Palm Springs
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play ancient Greek gods – in a big budget ad for an electric car to air during the Superbowl.Stars play king of the gods Zeus and wife Hera who've retired from Mount Olympus for a quiet life in Palm Springs, California.German actor and former bodybuilder Ralf Moeller as makes a cameo in the spot as, Sea God and brother to supreme God Zeus, Poseidon. In the 60 second ad white bearded Arnold ,74, as Zeus announces from atop mount Olympus hat he and wife Hera , played by 55-year-old Salma are retiring. The scene then cuts to Arnold attempting to relax in the pool and on the golf course. However, he is constantly pestered by neighbours who need him to zap things that have run out of electricity back to life like golf carts and chain saws with some of his extra power.Arnie seems to have a tough time using basic human devices like the micro-wave In his frustration he cuts the power to all of Palm Springs.But then Hera steps in to cheer him up with BMW's all-new, all-electric SUV: the BMW iX M60. The pair set off for a trip with Zeus using his powers to zap the red traffic lights to green while the couple sing 1982 hit song Electric Avenue originally by British star Eddy Grant.
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