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Steve Davis, the renowned snooker player, appeared in several TV advertisements, most notably for the British advertising campaign for the snack brand Cadbury's Smash in the 1980s. He also featured in commercials for the mobile phone company Orange and the insurance company, Direct Line. His appearances often used humor to connect with audiences, leveraging his status as a sports icon.

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