The popular Geico caveman commercials are back. And that means an Illinois native is in the national spotlight. Who plays the Geico Caveman? Jeff Daniel Phillips, a Chicago native, is the actor in the ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook One of advertising’s most iconic characters has returned. Saturday, a new commercial featuring ...

John Lehr, who now-famously appeared in these ad spots as an offended caveman rolling his eyes at the tagline's suggestion ...

Geico is bringing back its iconic Caveman in a new commercial titled “The Nightmare,” per details shared with Marketing Dive. The dramatic two-minute spot sees one of the Neanderthal-like characters ...

Is finding a way for marketers to beat commercial-zapping DVRs and helping networks to cure the distressed state of TV comedy so simple that a caveman could do it? ABC's decision last week to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook By now the GEICO “Caveman” commercials are such a part of the public consciousness that during ...

Los Angeles, CA -- It's a role so easy, even a caveman can do it. Variety says a sitcom based on the Geico cavemen ads is being developed for ABC. It would be about three cavemen living in modern day ...

EVANSVILLE, Ind. — The beloved Caveman from the GEICO commercials just got a new gig doing "mammoth" things at a southern Indiana university. McManus Woodend is leaving the beard and bushy eyebrows in ...

Winner for most unusual piece of development this pilot season goes to ABC, which has turned a series of quirky Geico commercials into an actual half-hour comedy project. “Cavemen” will revolve around ...

THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES: Next fall’s debuts are being developed now, and the first news and rumours are starting to emerge of the shows that will raise their moist little heads during early summer’s ...

Is finding a way for marketers to beat commercial-zapping DVRs and helping networks to cure the distressed state of TV comedy so simple that a caveman could do it? ABC's decision last week to ...