The role of the brother went to Matthew Alan, who has since gone on to star in the series Castle Rock and 13 Reasons Why. I was trying to see 200 people who had all driven to Santa Monica when they didn’t want to drive to Santa Monica to pretend to be reunited with their brother. But I was just trying to get through the day. Timothy Simons: I suppose, had I thought at the time, “this is going to be a 10-year incest joke,” I would’ve made some more mental notes. And obviously you cast them so they look like they’re brother and sister.

He comes home and his sister has gone from a very young girl into a young teenager. When casting for the sister she needed to be just becoming a teenager so she’s changed quite a bit since the time he’s been away at the Peace Corps. Jerry Boyle: You’re looking for a brother who you would assume is the right age that could’ve gone off to the Peace Corps and then come home. It’s not something I have a lot of memories about, outside of the fact that ultimately the commercial kind of seems like the brother and sister are going to have sex. Timothy Simons (cameraman for auditions and callbacks) : This was a very long time ago and if you asked me if I would end up being interviewed about this commercial that I worked on, 10 years later, I would not have believed you, because it was altogether pretty unremarkable. Timothy Simons, the actor best known for playing Jonah on Veep, was new to Los Angeles and worked the camera for the auditions and callbacks. The ad was cast and filmed in Santa Monica, California in the summer of 2009. What people read into it-once that took off-was just insane. something that nobody imagined happening. Obviously what’s happened since then has been a real. Jerry Boyle: You kind of get sucked into the story, which is nice. Those three seconds sealed its fate forever. The camera zooms in on her shy glance, then cuts to his furtive, flirty smile. “You’re my present this year,” she responds. (In some versions he even says 'ah, real coffee,' as if he didn't just come from where some of the best coffee in the world is produced.) He hands her a small present, but instead of opening it, she peels off the red bow and sticks it on his shirt. A young woman excitedly opens the door and establishes that she’s his sister by pointing at herself and saying “sister!” He’s weary, having just returned from volunteering in “West Africa,” and the two share a cup of freshly-brewed Folgers coffee while their parents are still asleep. “Coming Home” opens with a taxi dropping a young man off outside a snow-covered house bedecked in Christmas decorations early one morning. In 2009, Folgers released a commercial meant to be a modern reimagining of their classic ad ' Peter Comes Home For Christmas.' Little did they know, it would become a classic of its own-for a very different reason.

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