Order in the court! Or at least it is for three fan-favorite Suits stars, who have reunited for an unexpected Super Bowl commercial.
Starring Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams, and Sarah Rafferty, Suits followed college dropout Mike Ross, who possessed immense competence. A set of circumstances led to him effectively working as a law associate for Harvey Specter, despite not having gone to law school.
Fans might miss the show, but that doesn’t mean its legacy is ever too far away, with three of its former starts reuniting in a recentSuper Bowlcommercial.
Suits stars reunite for Super Bowl commercial
Suits stars Gina Torres, Rick Hoffman, and Sarah Rafferty recently reunited in a new Super Bowl commercial for cosmetics brand e.l.f.
Thecommercialfollows Judge Beauty, a parody on hit reality series Judge Judy – who is also correct and present. E.l.f’s advert plot focuses on the brand’s top-selling product of the previous year, the Halo Glow Liquid Filter complexion booster, with the idea being that it’s a beauty offense to overspend on makeup.
Speaking toPeople Magazine, Rick Hoffman stated “it was peak happiness” to work with his co-stars again, with Sarah Rafferty adding “It was like coming home.” Rafferty was known for playing chief operating officer Donna Paulsen, while Hoffman’s Louis Litt was a fan-favorite villain.
Suits fans were quick to show their appreciation for the unexpected commercial reunion, with YouTube comments stating “I love this with my whole soul. We need a Suits collab!” and “I love it. I miss Suits so much and this is just amazing! Haha.”
Other commercial stars included RuPaul’s Drag Race Heidi ‘n’ Closet, comedian Benito Skinner, and Jury Duty’sRonald Gladden.
Speaking about the upcoming Suits: LA reboot, Rafferty stated “I mean, if they need Donna and I’m assuming if they need — I’m just gonna speak for my friends here — Jessica or Lewis, we’ll all put on our high heels and we’ll march on up to Vancouver!”
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