Which celebrity was NOT a long-term brand mascot, despite popular belief?

Throughout marketing history, celebrities have sometimes taken on roles as brand mascots, becoming the recognizable face of products and companies. These partnerships can transform both the brand's identity and the celebrity's public image. Test your knowledge about these famous people who became intrinsically linked to the products they represented, sometimes for decades!

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Bill Cosby for Jell-O pudding (1974-2003)
Jennifer Aniston for SmartWater (2007-present)
Michael Jordan for Wheaties cereal (1988-2001)
William Shatner for Priceline (1997-2012)