I noticed a lot of people are finding my blog because of the question I asked about the Kodak Commercial. Anyone getting an answer?
Edit: I e-mail Kodak so I could give everyone an answer but they won’t reveal his name:
“As a matter of policy and due to contract clauses, we are not in a position to identify the person in the ad. However, while he is an actor, he is not a celebrity. You can view the ad by returning to our homepage and entering “It’s a Place Called Kodak.”
[...] Refer here for the answer. [...]
noname wrote @
I too was googling around for the wary same answer when i came across your blog. 
I wont lose any sleep over this but it would be fun to know.
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i’ve been trying to find out the same thing and discovered your blog entry while googling around.
i thought he looked vaguely familiar and agree with you that the line-reading he gave made it seem like it was done in a knowing, fun kind of way.
how *odd* that kodak’s contract does not allow them to identify the actor, particularly if he is *not* a celebrity. i fail to see how that would be to the detriment of either the actor or the company.
it’s a little like all of the curiosity surrounding the actress in the yoplait yogurt commercials, except she’s been identified as a couple of different people by now!