- Colonel Anthony Sanders in one of his earliest promotional appearances for KFC in 2017; Sanders initially wore a white suit and black string tie like his great-great-great uncle Harland, before adopting his familiar black striped suit and red string tie in mid-2018 to build his own identity.
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- Colonel Anthony Sanders in one of his earliest promotional appearances for KFC in 2017; Sanders initially wore a white suit and black string tie like his great-great-great uncle Harland, before adopting his familiar black striped suit and red string tie in mid-2018 to build his own identity.
- The KFC packaging design used since 2015, when the stylized Colonel illustration was dropped in favor of a black-and-white version of the 1959 Colonel illustration, and the company reverted to using the full Kentucky Fried Chicken name full-time, with the KFC initials being retained as a secondary name. The bucket itself is modeled after the 1968 and 1982 bucket designs.
- Updated photo of the Eden KFC, now with the 1959 Colonel illustration and full "Kentucky Fried Chicken" name
Just in case people don’t understand the reference. From Oliver Stone’s 1991 film JFK (also with a very young Gary Oldman as Lee Harvey Oswald).
- Another 1988 KFC commercial.
Note: Pretend the packaging shown is the packaging used throughout the 1980s, and ignore the Canadian maple leaf labels in the top commercial.
- A 1979 commercial exclusive to Quebec aired to promote a tie-in for Sanders' 89th birthday, in which Sanders says "Good chicken!" in French at the end.
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