New Nespresso campaign featuring George and others in their pyjamas

[size=34]It's George Clooney in his pyjamas! Actor reunites with Jean Dujardin as they join Camille Cottin for new action-comedy Nespresso advert[/size]

By CODIE BULLEN FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 14 November 2022 | UPDATED: 11:04 EST, 14 November 2022

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George Clooney cut a comfy figure on Monday as he appeared on screen in new action-comedy commercial for Nespresso. 
The actor, 61, who has reportedly earned £31million as the brand's ambassador, has reunited with Jean Dujardin for the advert - eight years after their first on-screen encounter.
He donned a pair of blue striped pyjamas underneath a robe, while sporting slippers on his feet and sipping on a coffee. 
[size=10][size=18]George Clooney features in Nespresso's latest action-comedy ad




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Jean wrapped up navy blue pyjamas, while Camille wows in a white patterned robe as the trio sat on the couch with their coffee's during the ad shoot. 
Debuting from 15 November in more than 20 European countries, the new campaign is an evolution of the original 2014 ad. 
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Pals: The actor, 61, who has reportedly earned £31million as the brand's ambassador, was joined by Jean Dujardin and Camille Cottin 
This time we see George offering to make Jean a coffee only for him to quickly realise he only has one capsule left.
With impeccable comedy timing all round, George mischievously pulls the rug from under Jean to get his hands on the last capsule before it flies out of the window onto Camille's balcony.
The duo needs to join forces to reclaim the capsule - with Jean lowering George down the side of the building in a wicker chair to Camille's apartment.
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Comical: This time we see George offering to make Jean a coffee only for him to quickly realise he only has one capsule left
In a plot twist, the tables quickly turn as Camille must retrieve her freshly brewed Nespresso coffee, cheekily stolen by George.
Speaking on the new film, George Clooney says: 'We had a great time shooting this sequel - being reunited with Jean is always a pleasure but this time having the brilliant Camille bring her touch of sophistication to the set made for the perfect dynamic. 
'With coffee taste and sustainability being at the heart of this commercial, it felt natural for me to be part of this campaign with my Nespresso family.'
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Film: George and Jean first appeared on-screen together in 2014's The Monuments Men, a film about the scale of Hitler’s looting

Do you know if this is scheduled to air in the US? There's one running now where he does a voice-over, but I haven't seen this one yet.

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As People have got it, I imagine that it's universal - also there are the three different sizes and sorts of coffees of choice in their hands...

I clicked the link in the story only to find that "the  uploader has not made this video available in your country".    So I watched it in French! It's cute. I guess either we'll have to wait for this one or they're running a different ad in the US.

George to the rescue, Lizzy!

This should give you a taste - and it's in the Daily Fail

       https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11452475/George-Clooney-larks-set-Jean-Dujardin-scenes-footage-Nespresso-ad.html

Aaaand... another time the link isn't working!! No problem. I guess I'll just have to be happy with the French version I found.

I've actually seen it - don't remember where, but I wasn't looking for it and wasn't on any out-of-the-main platform, so it's around.

Hi! How are ya? I've seen lots of new ads for Nespresso, but not that one. I don't know why they think an ecology-based ad will sell better here, but that's what we're getting. I guess it's a marketing decision which ones to show in which markets. I did see the other ad online, though. It's cute.

This ad plays endlessly (it seems) on British tv.  I think I prefer him advertising Warburton's bread though.