Keystone Light beer, the “Always Smooth” convenience store beer, is brought to the young adult male audience by Keith Stone, an easy going and confident personality who embodies the brand’s “Always Smooth” mantra. Two television commercials launched in April introduced the laid back easy talking character, played by Mitchell Jarvis, who smoothes over stressful situations involving women. In “Rescue”, Stone is asked by an elderly women in distress to rescue her “Kiki” who is stuck in a tree. In “Bride” Stone cuts short a distressed bride’s phonecall with his long beef jerky stick, letting her know everything’s going to be OK. Keith has a presence on Facebook, inviting people to add their photographs to his “30 pack”.

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Both TV spots aired during male-oriented programming on networks such as Comedy Central and FX, as well as on “Funny or Die”, supported with national radio, digital and out-of-home ads. As the official beer of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, Keystone Light aired TV commercials during each locally supported NASCAR race on Speed Channel and leveraged that network’s Hot Rod TV program to showcase a Keith Stone customized ad and a custom-built Keystone Light Camaro.
Credits
The Keith Stone campaign was developed at Saatchi & Saatchi New York by chief creative officer Gerry Graf, creative directors Ralph Watson and Dan Kelleher, art director Kristin Graham and copywriter Mitch Gage, executive producer Bruce Andreini.
Filming was shot by director Tom Kuntz via MJZ Los Angeles with director of photography Bryan Newman, line producer Scott Kaplan and executive producer Jeff Scruton. Editor was Gavin Cutler at Mackenzie Cutler, New York. Sound was designed by Sam Schaffer.

(Average: 4.33 out of 5)
I refer to the Keystone commercial with the actor Mitchell Jarvis, the Kiki commercial where he climbs the tree to get Kiki down. If there is such a thing as an academy award for commercials, this guy gets my vote!
I relate to the way he performs that commercial because of a recurring dream I had in my youth where a frenchman in a black tuxedo appeared in my dream on a busy New York street, always with his back to me. He seemed so out of place, I just wanted to know his name so I tapped him on the shoulder asking, “What’s your name?”, He finally turned to me with that look of being annoyed by my audacity to disrupt him. Brushing off the area on his tuxedo where I had talled him on the shoulder, he looks at me and says, “Very well monsieur, I am refered to as Lemon Pion”! The pronounciation of that name in french tickled my funny bone and stayed with me for years! In you commercial, when Mitchell Jarvis responds with “My name, is Keith Stone” everything in his expression reminds me of the gentleman refered to as Lemon Pion!!
Definitely Academy Award stuff!
Josh
Terrible. Someone should put end to bad commercials like this.
Great commericals I think I might be him for Halloween and put many of young women out of distress.
I know a Keith Stone who is landing a job on Wall Street.
How about bringing 30 packs all states.