Kylie made her debut in the Garage Beer cinematic universe with “The Last True Cold One.”

Jason Kelce might recruit wife Kylie to recreate an iconic ’80s rom-com

Kylie made her debut in the Garage Beer cinematic universe with "The Last True Cold One."

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Jason Kelce and Kylie Kelce in Philadelphia in September 2023. Credit:

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- Jason Kelce might be roping Kylie Kelce into another Garage Beer project after she appeared in *The Last True Cold One*, her first role in the ads.

- The beer brand's latest commercial is a Western with cowboys, horses, old-timey saloons, and, of course, beer.

- During a Q&A, Jason also spoke about how Kylie's Delco accent came to be.

Jason Kelce recreating *When Harry Met Sally* with wife Kylie? We'll drink to that.

During a Q&A following the Philadelphia premiere of Garage Beer's latest commercial, *The Last True Cold One*, the retired football star and co-owner of the beer brand contemplated another mega-movie of an ad.

Speaking with director Jordan Phoenix, Jason, and Garage Beer CEO Andy Sauer, moderator Marc Farzetta suggested that after doing a Western, a martial arts film, and a riff on *Predator*, there's another genre to explore. "Maybe a rom-com, *When Kelce Met Kylie*, maybe something like that. Just spitballing."

However, Jason was game. "That's a great idea," he said of the potential Garage Beer-ification on Rob Reiner's classic 1989 rom-com.**

Jason Kelce for Garage Beer.

Jason also spoke about roping Kylie into the project, making it her first appearance in the Garage Beer cinematic universe. When asked if it was difficult to have her join in, Jason said, "You have no idea. She thinks I'm a complete moron. So we coaxed her into doing it."

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He also spoke about the Delco accent she employed for her character. "Initially the Delco accent wasn't a bit. It was gonna be another Western accent. We were spitballing again on the day of," Jason said, adding that she might have been "self-conscious" about the accent, so they told her to do something she felt comfortable with.****"She just jokingly did a Delco accent," Jason noted. "I was like, 'For sure, do that.'"**

Kylie Kelce for Garage Beer.

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*The Last True Cold One*, a Western short film that serves as a vehicle to introduce the bottled versions of Garage Beer, comes right in time for the summer. The ad was filmed at the Mescal Movie Set in Benson, Ariz., where iconic films like *Tombstone*, *The Outlaw Josey Wales*, and *The Quick and the Dead* were shot.

The short film has it all — horses, shootouts, old-timey saloons, and Kylie. It focuses on Jason's compass, which only points to cold beer. After finishing his last one, he sets out on a quest to find some more.

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Stumbling into a saloon seeking libations, Jason learns that there's no cold beer in town, only room temperature. Only the evil Beau Allen (Jason's IRL former NFL teammate) knows where ice is in the town, and won't share it. Upon making a shocking discovery about what Beau uses the ice for, Jason takes matters into his own hands.

Will Jason — with the help of the town sheriff, Ms. Kylie — be able to conquer Beau and his questionable obsession? Will the townspeople be able to experience the legendary Garage Beer served in bottles? Only one way to find out.**

'The Last True Cold One'.

Director Phoenix spoke about how *The Last True Cold One *came to be, which came before other mega-movie ads he directed:*Thermal Buzz *and *Brewmite*. "We hit most of the '80s tropes, martial arts, we did the action film, and we kind of ripped both of them off directly from other things," she said.

"And so we were like, maybe we could do something that's not directly reverent to a thing, but sort of just like, 'Let's do a Western,' which would be like all the Westerns sort of rolled into one," he added.

With the release of Garage Beer in bottles, the timing couldn't have been better to get back in the saddle for this ad.

Watch *The Last True Cold One *below.

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