Stella Artois heads to the Super Bowl commercial stage this year to help David Beckham meet his long-lost twin brother … Other David. The 60-second spot from the Anheuser-Busch brand follows the soccer legend's journey to America after his parents revealed the family secret.

Soccer legend and Hollywood star share more than just a name in oddball Stella Artois spot directed by Ben Affleck.

In a clever Super Bowl ad that blends celebrity charm and unexpected storytelling, David Beckham is reunited with his long-lost brother "Other David."

David Beckham leads a new Super Bowl 2025 commercial for Stella Artois — and finds out he’s a twin while sharing a beer with his (fake) parents at a pub. “We have something to tell you,” Beckham’s commercial mom tells him.

The new Stella ad features Beckham’s “parents” informing him that he has a twin brother. A shocked soccer superstar travels to the US to meet up with his long-lost “bro,” sharing some beers and wings as the pair catches up.

That’s the question Stella Artois planted in January when it unveiled its Super Bowl 59 teaser, which showed David Beckham learning that he had a long-lost twin brother of the same name living in the U.

David Beckham and his “twin brother” (played by Matt Damon) star in a new Super Bowl ad for Stella Artois. See a preview of the commercial!

While the Cambridge native didn’t show up in the recent Dunkin’ teaser featuring his pals Ben and Casey Affleck (as well as “Succession” actor Jeremy Strong), Damon does appear in the new Super Bowl ad for Stella Artois opposite soccer legend David Beckham, which hit the internet Tuesday morning.

A new Super Bowl spot from Stella Artois asks a very important question: what if former Manchester United star David Beckham had a twin?

In Stella Artois' 2025 Super Bowl commercial, former soccer star David Beckham's long-lost twin brother, "other David," is played by none other than Matt Damon. The post David Beckham meets ‘long-lost twin’ Matt Damon in 2025 Super Bowl commercial appeared first on Boston.