Sorry no link yet, hoping some doper here will know who I’m talking about and supply the link.
In the commercial she’s dressed in all white, with a white backdrop and sort laying on a white chair and she puts a white Tic-Tac into her mouth.
She’s blue eyed and blond, sort of looks like Meg Ryan at the beginning of the commercial before they zoom in.
Anyone seen her or know who she is? She has a real presence to her and I can’t place her but she’ll probably be working in HW soon if she isn’t alrady.
Duh, try TicTac.com idiot!!
There she is…anyone know WHO she is?
OOPS Looks like wiggum beat me to it.
I’ve wondered the same thing. I remember her playing a schoolteacher in a diamonds commercial.
I remember her from a Nissan commercial that she was acting all cute and sexy in. Maybe if this was moved to Cafe Society it would get more answers.
She scares me, because the reminds me too much of the model in the “spread out your lashes” mascara commercial whom I find totally creepy.
Hello, Everyone:
Her name is Kelly Harmon, daughter of Elyse Knox and Tom Harmon, sister to Mark Harmon and Kristin Harmon, aunt to Matthew and Gunnar Nelson. She was briefly married to John DeLorean, before he put his name on a car. As an actress, she’s had roles in movies and television shows, but she seems best-known as the “TicTac Girl.”
Interesting bloodlines, interesting family, interesting life. Few pictures, however, seem to have reached the Net, and those that have are grainy, low-res shots so indistinct you might mistake Ms. Harmon for any other blond starlet like, say, Linda Evans. Maybe your search will be more productive.
If you’ve read closely, you may wonder about her age. One report says she 20 years old when she married Mr. DeLorean in 1970; another claims she was born in 1947. Her bloodlines are more than interesting: more like the headwaters of the Fountain of Youth.
And maybe it’s time to call her the “TicTac Woman?”
Peace and Joy.
Remarkably well-preserved for 56 years of age… maybe there’s something to Tic-Tacs that they’re not telling us…
That is definitely not Kelly Harmon. She was the original Tic Tac girl for several years. The girl in this new commercial is far too young, and there is no real resemblance anyway.
OK, Now it’s game on after that false cliam by Spiriting Lightly.
I just spent the better part of an hour on the internet trying to find out who she is and the only thing I found are tons of other people asking the same question.
Mods, please move this to Cafe Society if you feel it will get the job done.
I think we need to determine who she is to be the first on the block with the info, you know, just to show everyone else up.
Advertising Age says Tic Tac’s new spokeswoman is Kimberley Quinn.
Never mind – that was their 2000 campaign. Dammit.
I think you’re right, that’s not her.
Still looking…
I haven’t seen the commercial, but I did check the still photo on their web site to see what all the fuss was about.
IMO she’s cute, but really not all that much to get excited over.
She looks way better on the TV commercial BTW.
This guy thinks her name is Crystal.
I’ll try to find out if she can be linked to the Sopranos.
On the off chance that they may be helpful, I’ve emailed some folks at Tic Tac’s parent company, Fererro USA, Inc. I’ll report back if I hear anything back.
The only “Crystal” in the guest list for the Sopranos was Crystal Fox, who would seem to be very not blond…
They have this neat stuff now, called “hair coloring”. Perhaps you’ve heard of it? Not that anyone on TV has ever used it, of course.
I won’t run DirectX on this computer (one of many weird rules I follow because of confidential info that is sometimes used on it), so I can’t watch the commercial in the provided link and confirm that we’re talking about the same commercial, but…
Emily Procter (who recently played the recurring associate White House counsel Ainsley Hayes on the West Wing and Calleigh Duquesne on CSI Miami) has been on the air with a Tic-Tac type commercial recently – does her dog’s nose frost over when she breathes on it at the end of the commercial? Then it’s Emily.