Last week the world wondered what Matthew Broderick was up to in a short ten-second teaser clip on YouTube where he appeared to be playing Ferris Bueller, the character from his famous flick "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."
While everyone has already worked up a lather about the Ferris Bueller Honda Super Bowl ad, those interested in starting their own companies might have reason to get a little more excited about an altogether different ad during the big game.
In the full two-and-a-half minute version of the commercial, the 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' star is faking an illness to be able to cruise around town in his Honda CR-V.
Even before it hits the air Sunday, Matthew Broderick's Ferris Bueller Super Bowl commercial for Honda is already a big hit. We've watched the extended version, released on Honda's YouTube channel Monday, several times. It's a two-minute homage to John
Question for intellectual property lawyers: Why did they go out of their way here to make sure the viewer knows it's Matthew Broderick the actor rather than Ferris Bueller the character? If it's a simple matter of them not being
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