Can anyone explain the blue Range Rover advert storyline?

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Can anyone explain what's going on in the Range Rover ad with the blue RR?The guy looking for his dogs lost red ball, the lady on horseback giving the coy smile and the red haired lady with the lens looking for her husband who has gone to find said red ball?

I haven't got a clue apart from it's an ad for a Range Rover...

I can’t stand this advert. Everything about it makes me cringe. Driving that massive Range Rover over the steps is the entitled behaviour I expect of that ‘set’ of people. Nothing aspirational at all about it for me

It's much better than the Volvo ad, who the fuck would do a voice note on their car for such an important message as making contact with their estranged father of 8 years!

Voice messaging in the car is stuff like a message to your spouse to say 'can you pick up milk and bread' or 'im stuck in traffic, can you pick up the kids'.

Stupid.

The ad is shit but Theo is hot so 🤷🏻‍♀️

Nope he’s really not, small close together brown eyes like a prawn and what looks like a bad 80’s rhinoplasty

Forgot to add pic

I still think he’s hot, you don’t need perfect features to be hot, it’s the whole package. Also I don’t think he’s that photogenic, better on film

I thought it was a play on The Gentleman also.

You’re right, he is a bit prawn-y.

🤣 but he’s still nice eye candy though. Albeit smug.

He’s not so attractive if you’ve seen The Inbetweeners movie…..

He’s half Greek. I’ve got a half Greek (Cypriot) half brother who is quite good looking even though i say so myself. More lighter to dark brown hair and hazel eyes though.

I have seen that but can’t recall him?

As baffling car ads go, I don't mind this one despite the posho vibes.

So many car ads are dubbed into English but clearly shoe left hand drive vehicles in continental European locations or even further afield. There's one about a small Fiat where a son picks up his dad and the dad says the 'trunk' won't be big enough for his suitcase. Not much effort made to get the script right there.

Is it nouveau riche or old school posho vibes though? The premise of the ad is dire. It’s like a few puerile advertising agency men from the 90s had a boozy lunch and thought this up over it.