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With the money, Blunt develops a technology that allows him to communicate with the common people via mirrors. Because they want to hear from him that they are "beautiful. At least as far as the inner values are concerned. The cuddly singer, who is known among other things for his funny Twitter account, once again demonstrates his comedic talent in The National Lottery's commercial.

The campaign created by BBDO was launched last year. It's not entirely clear why millionaire celebrities in particular should have to rely on winning the lottery to put their bizarre ideas into practice. But hey - it's James Blunt. And hey - it doesn't really matter, because the movies are definitely funny. Even the one with "bosom wonder" and entrepreneur Katie Price, who also puts in a remarkable acting performance - here in the two-minute Extendet version. She invests her million-dollar winnings in her own TV station, which shows only Katie Price content for 24 hours:

Reporter and former CNN anchor Piers Morgan wants to memorialize himself with his own pier - "Piers' Pier."

British interior designer and TV star Laurence Llewelyn Bowen sees an urgent need to give Stonehenge a radical makeover.

And Noel Edmonds, host of the U.K.'s Deal or No Deal, has the brilliant idea of legally protecting the concept of the house party and subsequently intervening when private parties are held somewhere. (hae)