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Matthew McConaughey Goes Pantsless In Clever Twist On Classic Rom-Com Poster With Wife

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The Oscar winner and his wife Camila recreated the poster for his romantic comedy with Kate Hudson, How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days, for his Pantalones Tequila brand—with a hilarious twist.

Matthew McConaughey may be light on movies this year, but he’s making waves with his tequila brand, Pantalones Tequila.

In his latest promo, McConaughey teamed up with his wife Camila to recreate the iconic How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days poster, swapping Kate Hudson for Camila in a playful nod to the rom-com classic.


The campaign is a hit with fans, who loved the throwback to McConaughey’s 2003 breakout in romantic comedies, a role he almost turned down.

The promo strikes the perfect mix of humor and nostalgia, proving McConaughey still knows how to charm both on and off the screen.


People adored the ad.

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Both companies—movie and tequila—commented on the post as well.

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People really liked that movie.

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Folks were excited that they brought back the iconic backless yellow dress.

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Some people didn't get that it was an ad, at least at first.

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A well done advertisement.

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Pantalones Tequila appears to be widely available in liquor stores with more extensive collections of tequila.

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