KFC, Lifetime partner to make 'Recipe for Seduction' romance movie featuring Colonel Sanders - Equip the ol' drumstick, boys, and give her the secret herbs and spices.

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Lifetime’s latest original movie has all of the genre’s most familiar tropes—deception, threats, forbidden love and attempted murder—along with a surprising twist: One of the characters is KFC’s Colonel Harland Sanders.

Yes, this is a joke—but it’s also a real Lifetime movie. Or, actually, what the network is calling a “Lifetime original mini-movie.” A Recipe for Seduction—starring Mario Lopez as the KFC founder—is a 15-minute branded content collaboration from Lifetime, KFC and agency Wieden+Kennedy Portland, and debuts on the cable network this Sunday, Dec. 13, at noon ET.

The program, which sends up Lifetime’s signature soapy films, focuses on a young heiress whose devious mother has hand-picked her suitor, but finds herself falling instead for Lopez’s Sanders, a new chef with a secret … fried chicken recipe.
The trailer is packed with the moments that Lifetime movies are famous for, with lines like “we all have our secrets” and a scene featuring Lopez bound and gagged as the mother barks, “Just kill him already!”

“We’re no strangers to heating things up for the holidays, just like our famous fried chicken-scented fire log. But let’s face it, we could all use a little distraction this holiday season, so why not fill some of your time at home with a suspenseful drama and the comfort of our world-famous fried chicken?” said KFC U.S. CMO Andrea Zahumensky in a statement. “A Recipe for Seduction is a perfect excuse to curl up at home and escape to your own happily ever after.”
“Through a terrific cast, and with a wink to the unique sensibilities celebrated in Lifetime movies, this co-production spotlights each brand’s POV and marries them in a fun and authentic way,” said David DeSocio, evp of ad sales marketing and partnerships at A+E Networks, in a statement.

Lopez is the latest celeb to play Colonel Sanders in recent years in various campaigns from KFC and Wieden+Kennedy Portland, following in the footsteps of stars like Darrell Hammond, Rob Lowe, Sean Astin, Jason Alexander, George Hamilton and even Reba McEntire.
Lifetime is interested in partnering with other brands to create additional “mini-movies” like A Recipe for Seduction.

As part of the Lifetime and KFC campaign, consumers can order KFC on Uber Eats for delivery and receive six free extra crispy chicken tenders with a $20 purchase or more from Dec. 13-19 via UberEats.com or the mobile app.

The movie’s Sunday debut on Lifetime will be followed by a rebroadcast of Lopez’s new Lifetime holiday movie, FelizNaviDad. Following the premiere, A Recipe for Seduction will also be available on Lifetime’s apps, VOD platforms and its dedicated Christmas Movies site.
 

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Movie adaption of a game always turn out to be shit and so will this.
 

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Damn, so this is how KFC gets the last laugh on Sanders.

Fun Fact: KFC actually tried to sue him at one point for badmouthing their product in every fucking interview he did. He said stuff like how the gravy tastes like sludge and the batter was like wallpaper paste. Despite their attempts, KFC lost the lawsuit after Sanders pointed out that his contract simply stated that he had to advertise the food, not that he couldn’t talk shit about it.
 

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Well, Lifetime's core audience seems to be overweight middle aged women. Overweight people love stuffing shitty fast food down their gullet. Seems like smart marketing to combine the two to draw a crowd.
 

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If KFC improved its operation as they lewd their own mascot I wouldn't eat at Popeye's.
 

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