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Gaggia coffee machines in the movies When an American star comments on the "damn good coffee" in a Not that it has always been this way. Italian coffee as made by machines like the Gaggia has been slow to catch on in the Gaggia signals European sophistication Espresso has always been seen as a more cultured, sophisticated European drink, however - James Bond, ultimate European playboy, has a La Pavoni lever machine in Live and Let Die, and Jude Law's suave character has one in his Italian villa in The Talented Mr Ripley. By co-incidence, Achille Gaggia's first home espresso maker, the Gilda, was named after a But until relatively recently the small size of the US espresso machine market and the high costs of product placement meant companies like Gaggia did little to promote their products through the movies. The rise of Starbucks, though, has made espresso-based coffee more common to Americans, and triggered a corresponding rise in product placement by companies like Gaggia in A La Pavoni machine can be seen in Ransom, starring Mel Gibson, while Tom Cruise's character owns a Gaggia espresso maker in The War of the Worlds. Peter Parker's friend Harry in Spiderman owns an espresso machine, and one can be seen in A Perfect Murder. Gaggia machines are no stranger to British TV, either. Anyone who watches "Masterchef" will have seen the Gaggia ice-cream making machine featured in all the kitchens. As the espresso machine market takes hold in an Gaggia coffee machines: available from Coffee Xclusive Coffee Xclusive supplies a wide range of top-quality coffee machines for use in the home, the office, or for commercial purposes. We also provide coffee beans, pods and capsules along with all the accessories you need. To find out more, or to order online, just browse our website. We're always happy to answer any questions you might have - just fill in our online enquiry form on the Contact Us page. |
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