DMG plays a vital role in the movie as the company’s leading advertising firm comes to life on the big screen as the setting of the film.
The film tells the story of a hot-shot advertising executive whose life turns upside down when an accident enables him to hear what women think.
As part of the research for the film, DMG granted crew and cast of the movie exclusive access to the behind-the-scenes operations to ensure the setting for the film was as authentic as possible.
“We are proud that our company’s advertising company was the inspiration for the agency in the film,” says Dan Mintz, CEO of DMG.
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