Spotting Coca-Cola® in the Movies: 20th Century Fox

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House on Telegraph Hill (1951)

Spotted: Coca-Cola flange sign
in the Movie: House on Telegraph Hill (1951)
by: Jamie Heidt @ Spotting Coca-Cola in the Movies

Courtesy of Jamie Heidt

Violent Saturday (1955)

Spotted: Coca-Cola painted wall sign
in the Movie: Violent Saturday (1955)
by: Jamie Heidt @ Spotting Coca-Cola in the Movies

Courtesy of Jamie Heidt

Orchestra Wives (1942)

Spotted: Coca-Cola sign and glass
in the Movie: Orchestra Wives (1942)
by: Jamie Heidt @ Spotting Coca-Cola in the Movies

Courtesy of Jamie Heidt

The Happening (2008)

Spotted: City bus with Coke Zero advertisement
in the Movie: The Happening (2008)
by: coca-cola-movies

Towering Inferno (1974)

Spotted: Coca-Cola Disc on corner store
in the Movie: Towering Inferno (1974)
by: coca-cola-movies

Thank You for Smoking (2005)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottles, cans and cup, Diet Coke and Sprite cans and bottles, Dasani bottles
in the Movie: Thank You for Smoking (2005)
by: coca-cola-movies

Producer: David O. Sacks

Director: Jason Reitman

Description: WARNING: Thank You For Smoking "just might make you laugh your head off!" (MAXIM). Aaron Eckhart stars as Nick Naylor, a sexy, charismatic spin-doctor for Big Tobacco who'll fight to protect America's right to smoke -- even if it kills him -- while still remaining a role model for his 12-year old son. When he incurs the wrath of a senator (William H. Macy) bent on snuffing out cigarettes, Nick's powers of "filtering the truth" will be put to the test. As Nick says, "If you want an easy job, go work for the Red Cross." (Source: IMDB)

Coke Brands: Joey works on his homework at his desk and there are two opened 8oz Coca-Cola glass bottles and a half-eaten slice of pizza. His father sits on the sofa across from him. The embossed Coke bottles have a painted UPC label. On Nick's flight to Winston-Salem, a flight attendant pushes a cart with Diet Coke and Coca-Cola cans and bottles of DASANI water, Diet Coke and Sprite through the aisle. After his near encounter with death, Nick is visited by Polly and Bobby at the hospital cafeteria while Joey sips from a Coca-Cola paper cup with lid and straw. Nick cleans out his fridge and inside are one 2-liter bottle of Coca-Cola with a yellow cap and three 20oz bottles of Sprite with yellow caps. After the Washington Probe headline news on Nick, Joey's mother brings him to visit Nick at his apartment. Nick opens a bottle of Coke for Joey and Joey takes a sip and puts it down on the counter in the kitchen. There are two other empty Coke glass bottles on the counter against the wall.

Courtesy of Jamie Heidt

Fear City (1984)

Spotted: Coca-Cola sign at Times Square and fountain
in the Movie: Fear City (1984)
by: coca-cola-movies

Carmen Jones (1954)

Spotted: Coca-Cola crates and bottles
in the Movie: Carmen Jones (1954)
by: Jamie Heidt @ Spotting Coca-Cola in the Movies

Courtesy of Jamie Heidt

Peyton Place (1957)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottle
in the Movie: Peyton Place (1957)
by: Jamie Heidt @ Spotting Coca-Cola in the Movies

Courtesy of Jamie Heidt

Bus Stop (1953)

Spotted: Coca-Cola cooler
in the Movie: Bus Stop (1956)
by: Jamie Heidt @ Spotting Coca-Cola in the Movies

Courtesy of Jamie Heidt

Kid Blue (1973)

Spotted: Coca-Cola calendar
in the Movie: Kid Blue (1973)
by: Bill Combs @ Spotting Coca-Cola in the Movies

Courtesy of Bill Combs

Happy Land (1943)

Spotted: Coca-Cola poster and bottles
in the Movie: Happy Land (1943)
by: Jamie Heidt @ Spotting Coca-Cola in the Movies

Courtesy of Jamie Heidt

Ford v Ferrari (2019)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottles and print ad on the back cover of Better Living magazine
in the Movie: Ford v Ferrari (2019) Le Man 66
by: coca-cola-movies