Voiceover for Greenpeace's Palm-Oil Awareness Commercial

The voiceover for Greenpeace's palm-oil awareness commercial was a notable project that aimed to highlight the environmental issues associated with palm oil production. This commercial was selected by Iceland, a prominent supermarket chain, to serve as their Christmas advertisement. However, the commercial faced significant challenges when it was rejected by Clearcast, the organization responsible for approving advertisements in the UK. The rejection was based on Greenpeace's perceived political involvement, which was deemed a violation of Clearcast's code of conduct. This incident underscored the complexities of advertising in relation to environmental activism and the political implications that can arise from such campaigns. The controversy surrounding the commercial sparked discussions about the role of corporations in promoting sustainability and the challenges they face when aligning with activist organizations. In addition to her work on the Greenpeace commercial, the voiceover artist was recognized for her contributions to drama, receiving the title of Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) for her services. This honor reflects her significant impact in the entertainment industry. Furthermore, she appeared in the film Johnny English Strikes Again, portraying the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, which showcased her versatility as an actress. The combination of her voiceover work and her acting roles during this period highlights the intersection of entertainment and social issues, particularly in raising awareness about environmental concerns.