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What do James Carville, Alan Dershowitz, Joan Jett, Tara Lipinski and Mark Spitz have in common?
All appear in a new TV campaign for ESPN and ESPN2 touting the sports cable networks’ coverage of the soccer Women’s World Cup.
The campaign via Ground Zero, a Marina del Rey, Calif.-based agency, revolves around celebs and sports figures trying to convince President Clinton to attend the Women’s World Cup championship soccer game, in Pasadena, Calif., on July 10th. Each urges in his or her unique way to convince the president to make the date.
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