Sexism complaints over Glenister ad

Philip Glenister's role in Marks and Spencer's new Christmas TV advert has been hit by complaints of sexism. The Advertising Standards Authority confirmed it was looking into six complaints, which generally say they find his part of the ad - which features stars discussing what they can't do without at Christmas - offensive. Actor Philip, shown propping up a bar, says towards the end of the advert: "Oh come on, it's Christmas... That girl prancing around in her underwear", before the ad cuts to French model Noemie Lenoir wearing a bra and knickers. M and S campaign regular Noemie asks in reply: "Moi?" before twirling round in a wooded winter scene. The star-studded campaign also includes Joanna Lumley, Stephen Fry, Jennifer Saunders and Myleene Klass. The watchdog will assess the complaints before deciding whether or not to launch an investigation. Philip is best known for playing non-politically correct cop Gene Hunt in the hit BBC1 show Ashes To Ashes.(my view)-What about the COUNTLESS ads of woman drooling over men just to sell produces to woman/or gay men,straight men or all three! IE: the coke ad wear a woman steals the blokes towel so he came out of the shower covering his cock with his hand and they stare at his ass giggling and drinking diet coke?......and i bet all the complaints were made by woman(not being sexist here but"whats good for the goose is good for the gander"so shut the fuck up...you girls get away with murder with everything and most times escape jail for committing a REAL murder by saying"HE was trying to kill me"even if the bloke is in a wheel chair ect.....you know you do.