Emma Stone Super Bowl Ad fans will soon see the acclaimed actress join forces with director Yorgos Lanthimos for their inaugural Super Bowl commercial. The spot, titled Unavailable, is set to air during Super Bowl LX, between the first and second quarters on February 8. This bold new project continues the pair’s tradition of striking storytelling, now showcased through a 30-second ad for website platform Squarespace.
Unique Artistic Direction Shapes the Commercial
The production design for Unavailable was led by James Price, known for his work on projects like Poor Things, Bugonia, and The Iron Claw. The commercial’s soundtrack was created by composer Jerskin Fendrix, together with Lanthimos’ team, complementing the ad’s suspenseful tone. The entire campaign was filmed in London on black and white film, emphasizing the dramatic and provocative style typical of the duo’s previous collaborations.
Squarespace’s Longstanding Super Bowl Presence and Lanthimos’ Dual Campaigns
This marks Squarespace’s 12th appearance during the Super Bowl, further extending its tradition of creative ads that captivate audiences. Beyond Unavailable, Lanthimos also directed a separate Super Bowl commercial for Grubhub in 2026, making these his first two projects within the high-profile event. For Stone, this represents her first and only Super Bowl advertisement, making it a unique moment in her career.
Campaign Rollout Builds Anticipation Ahead of Game Day
Alongside the commercial, Squarespace is releasing a collection of movie poster-style visuals that create a narrative reflecting the teaser’s tension and mystery. Although the complete story—especially the reason behind Stone’s emotional tears—remains undisclosed, anticipation is building as the campaign unfolds toward the Super Bowl. A 15-second teaser clip has been made available, providing an early glimpse into the darkly humorous and dramatic tone fans can expect.
Emma Stone’s presence, combined with Lanthimos’ distinct directorial approach, signals a Super Bowl ad that will stand out for its cinematic quality and emotional depth. Viewers and industry watchers alike are eager to see how this collaboration will influence advertising in future high-profile campaigns.
