Some advertisements remain engraved in our memories. This
little girlwho grew up, captivated audiences with her charming face in a advertising for Knacki. In 2006, Marie-Elisabeth Bronn played an adorable little girl for Herta. This advertisement won over the French so much that it remained anchored in their collective memory. The scene became iconic with the phrase: “But you said we’d make Knacki…”. Today she has become a j26 year old womanhaving changed her voice, although she made a few appearances in TV films.
Although she played the role of Rose in the 2007 film “I Hate Other People's Children”, she chose a different path. Marie-Elisabeth Bronn turned towards
studies in Art History. As for Herta, the brand continued to use charming children to promote its Knacki afterwards!
She left her mark: what has become of the young girl in the Herta advert for Knacki today?
This cult phrase was often used in schoolyards of the time, in canteens and at home! We remember this disappointed face when she understands that ultimately, the Knacki were not planned for dinner. Fortunately, in the end the little one wins her case and enjoys her Knacki with her family! There are many children who are famous thanks to advertisements. Unfortunately, they often end up falling into general oblivion.
Topito made the list! There is the little girl from the Lactel ad with her cult phrase
“Dad, what is this bottle of milk? “.
Today, Marie Sambourg is a theater actress. In 1995, the little boy who accused his fish of having eaten all the ChocoSui's: “You’re pushing the envelope a little too far Maurice! ».
A question of nostalgia?
Marie-Elisabeth Bronn, for her part, since the Herta ad for the Knacki, has been in charge of communications at the Ecole du Louvre. In 2021, she entered ESSEC Business School. A real career turnaround for this little girl who made France fall in love!
And yes, children change, but we don't forget their talent! Today, there is a revival of the 2000s. A little nostalgia, even! This is why these advertisements come out into the open and are always so much fun to watch. We never tire of these cult phrases recited with such innocence!
France
