comedian Molly Shannon The LendingTree “Linda' campaign featured beloved comedian Molly Shannon as Linda, your friendly aunt from Long Island who can't help but tell you how easy it is to find the best lenders with the help of LendingTree.

Comedic actress, best-selling author, and SNL alum Molly Shannon stars in the new campaign that shows how easy it is to find a "lenda" with LendingTree.

It appears that LendingTree was looking for their version of Flo (from Progressive) and landed on Aunt Linda (Molly Shannon from SNL). The ad spots do a good job of promoting LendingTree's features while playing up some alliteration and heavy New York accents.

star Molly Shannon LendingTree helped Linda get a “lenda.” Former SNL star Molly Shannon, playing Linda, explains to waitress, Brenda, how hassle-free finding a personal loan through LendingTree was for her.

Kathryn Hahn Plays an Outlaw CEO in HubSpot Campaign In the “Duel” ad, a conflict over control of a saloon is settled with laptops rather than guns, with HubSpot allowing a member of Hahn's gang to close the deal faster than their rival sitting across the table.

LendingTree provides an online marketplace which connects consumers with multiple lenders that compete for their business, as well as an array of online tools and information to help consumers find the best loan.

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Often heard in news broadcasting and in film, the general American accent has few features which can be attributed to a specific region or culture. It can also be described as midwestern, as it is most widely spoken in midwestern states such as Nebraska, Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, Illinois, Minnesota, Indiana and so on.

General American is sometimes broadly characterized as "speaking with a midwestern accent," but as William Kretzschmar observes (below), there has "never been any single best or default form of American English that might form the basis for 'General American'" (A Handbook of Varieties of English, 2004).

Typically, you can find this information via IMDb. It's the world's largest portal for movies, TV and Actors & Actresses. It lists credits for any project including commercials. You should be able to find the actor's name on the credits.

No, you're not crazy. It's the same girl in all those ads. You probably first saw her last year picking at her parents' social lives in that biting Toyota Venza spot.

(The press materials for the spot identify the main character here as a woman.) “We wanted to inspire and remind the world that Prime caters to individuals, at any stage of life,” said Claudine Cheever, VP of global brand marketing at Amazon.