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Emily Atack and Mathew Horne reconnect in Debenhams Christmas advert

Daily Mail ·

Emily Atack and Mathew Horne play old friends who reconnect and kiss at a village Christmas party in Debenhams’ new four-minute advert. The story centres on Tina, who is struggling to feel festive, and Chris, who steps in with a song when the planned entertainment is delayed.

The advert also features Kym Marsh as the landlady, Gabrielle as herself, style consultant Mark Heyes and influencers Saffron Barker, Sammi Maria and Jay Beech. A power cut caused by an extravagant Christmas light display adds to the disrupted plans before Gabrielle arrives and the party resumes. Debenhams says the campaign, titled “Christmas. For Everyone.”, focuses on unexpected moments and reconnecting with others.

  • Emily Atack and Mathew Horne kiss in a Debenhams Christmas advert.
  • The four-minute film follows old friends reuniting at a village party.
  • Gabrielle, Kym Marsh and Mark Heyes also appear.

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Debenhams is a British department store business that sells clothing, beauty products and home goods. Retailers often make Christmas adverts to promote their products and set a seasonal theme for their campaigns.

Emily Atack and Mathew Horne are British actors and comedians, known for television roles. The advert places their characters, Tina and Chris, at a village Christmas party, alongside other entertainers and online personalities.

The story draws on familiar festive themes such as community gatherings, disrupted plans and old friends meeting again. Debenhams says its campaign is about unexpected moments and reconnecting with others.

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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Emily Atack and Mathew Horne share a passionate kiss in star-studded Debenhams Christmas advert with appearances from Kym Marsh and Gabrielle”.

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