Pringles Unveils Star-Studded Lineup for 2025 Super Bowl Commercial

Pringles is offering a glimpse into its celebrity-packed 2025 Super Bowl commercial, revealing the first three stars: Adam Brody, Nick Offerman, and James Harden. The trio appears in a series of short teaser videos, filmed in December, paying homage to the iconic handlebar mustache of Pringles mascot, Mr. P.

In the initial teaser, Brody, known for his role in Nobody Wants This, reaches for a can of Pringles before noticing a curious movement emanating from Mr. P’s mustache.

The next clip features Offerman, the Parks and Recreation star, startled by the appearance of mustaches in the sky during a birdwatching excursion.

The third video showcases NBA star James Harden, joining Brody and Offerman in a humorous “pass the phone” game centered around facial hair.

Brody initiates the game by saying, “I’m going to be passing the phone to someone whose mustache can expertly work a table saw,” leading to Offerman. Offerman then declares, “I’m passing the phone to someone who has a mustache so strong people think it’s a beard,” introducing Harden. Finally, Harden concludes, “I’m passing the phone to the most iconic mustache in the snack aisle,” focusing on Mr. P.

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The video returns to Brody, zooming in on Mr. P as he shakes a can of Pringles. Prior to these teasers, Pringles hinted at the campaign’s stars with an image featuring the silhouettes of four cans, leaving the fourth celebrity participant a mystery.

Brody’s recent success in the romantic comedy series Nobody Wants This has led to a resurgence in his career. However, earlier this month, he and his wife, Leighton Meester, faced personal tragedy when their home was among those lost in the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.

Pringles addressed the wildfires in a statement, emphasizing that the campaign was filmed before the fires began. The company expressed gratitude to the cast and crew, acknowledged the devastating impact on the community, and affirmed their commitment to supporting those affected through their Better Days Promise initiative. They confirmed their support for proceeding with the campaign after ensuring the comfort of their partners involved.