Geico caveman proves terrible golfing buddy Here’s footage from the caveman/Phil Simms golf outing that aired on CBS the day of the Super Bowl. Also unveiled by caveman überfan Make the Logo Bigger are the names of two more of the caveman actors: Jeff Daniel Phillips and Ben Weber, the stars of Son of Darkness: To Die for II (1991, uncredited) and The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy (2000), respectively. A third caveman, John Lehr, can be seen in the TBS comedy 10 Items or Less. —Posted by Tim Nudd

February 28, 2007 in Geico, Martin Agency | Permalink

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Why are you guys so obsessed with the Geico caveman?

Posted by: skeeve | Feb 28, 2007 9:18:52 AM

I love the Geico caveman!

Posted by: sandyg | Feb 28, 2007 11:58:39 AM

im the model for the caveman, i dont look like him but i always refered to myself as a caveman and i did some kind of amazing things along the way. things that educated people had not done, so thats where they get the so easy even a caveman can do it, i think its a complement to the For Unlawful Carnal Knowlege people, im still a political prisoner over much of what i have accomplished though, but can still laugh.
i know that sounds like any oxymoron but you cant keep going without a sense of humor in tyring times.
oh yeah i dont really know what a oxymoron is or even if i spelled it right lol
some things are easier for a caveman then others

Posted by: mister5 | Feb 28, 2007 1:53:51 PM

I get a charge out of the mannerisms of the caveman most often seen , like with the Psychiatrist and the Airport. I would love to see him without his makeup... A lot of people would. Is that Ben Weber. If so there are no photos of him on the net without his makeup.....

Posted by: Marie Phillips | Apr 14, 2007 3:53:47 AM

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