Ben Affleck Reveals His Dunkin' Donuts Coffee Order After Viral Super Bowl 2023 Commercial

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Viewers loved Ben Affleck’s Dunkin' Donuts Super Bowl commercial, but some of the real-life customers weren’t as thrilled. Affleck revealed that there are scripted and unscripted versions of the ad, which features the actor working the drive-through window at a Medford, Massachusetts, Dunkin' Donuts.

Ben Affleck starred in Dunkin’s first Super Bowl commercial, and the coffee company has released outtakes showing the star’s hilarious behind-the-scenes moments.In the commercial, Affleck works a Dunkin’ drive-thru window in Medford, Mass., serving donuts and coffee to unsuspected customers while sporting an employee uniform with a headset, black visor and an “America Runs on Dunkin’” shirt.The “Good Will Hunting” star shows off his silly side and his struggles working behind the register in the bloopers.The outtakes show Affleck, 50, rapidly reciting a very complicated breakfast order, causing the customer to question, “Are you alright this morning?” — unaware that on the other side of the headset is the “Argo” star.“I’m struggling,” Affleck says in one blooper, moments before he accidentally knocks over a coffee in a customer’s car.“I can’t make it function — malfunction!” the Academy Award winner exclaims. “Not as easy as it looks operating this apparatus.”The Massachusetts native even gets personal with the people in the drive-thru, asking one how his mother and father are doing before sending him off with his order.At one point, Affleck trolls a customer, telling him they’re out of both donuts and coffee and the only thing they got is water, to which the patron replies, “You’re s- -tting me.”“I’m trying to compensate with comedy for my ineptitude,” the actor admits.And if one outtake video wasn’t enough, Dunkin’ released an even further extended version of this particular scene where Affleck continues to tell this customer, “We got no sandwiches and no muffins.

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Ben Affleck finally got to fulfill his (presumed) lifelong dream of working at Dunkin'.  In an ad that aired during the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 12 titled “Dunkin' ‘Drive Thru’ Starring Ben," works the drive-thru window at a Dunkin' location in Medford, Massachusetts, a city 6.7 miles northwest of Boston.

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Fox charged up to $7 million for a 30-second slotand big brands splashed the cash in the hopes of creating TV gold. But while a captivating commercial can be an invaluable investment, it’s hard to pull off given that around 100 million Americans are watching critically and closely.

first teased the commercial with the 50-year-old actor on Instagram last week, with a video that says, “Something’s Ben Brewing.”In January, Affleck filmed at a Dunkin’ location in Medford, Mass., where he was working at the drive-thru window, serving coffee and donuts to customers who were caught off guard by his appearance.In the commercial, Affleck sported an employee uniform with a black visor and shirt that said “America runs on Dunkin’.”He’s seen in the ad wearing a headset and taking orders, struggling to work the company’s ordering system.

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