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James Marsden is done lamenting over just being a “snack” — he’s ready for the world to know he’s the whole entire meal.

In a new campaign for Dunkin’, Marsden, 51, stares up at the sky in his convertible, thinking about how people consider him a “snack.” He worries that the world can’t see his real worth, despite his “noble” feats, including dressing up as a volunteer fireman for Halloween.

A Dunkin’ employee interrupts Marsden’s inner monologue, reminding the actor that he’s at the drive-thru before handing over his $6 meal deal. The employee explains that he did not order just a snack, but a whole meal.

“It looks like we’re in a therapist’s office and getting to have some fun with that, making fun of ourselves a bit,” Marsden exclusively tells PEOPLE of the commercial. “It’s always exciting to me when I see a brand that I’ve known forever start to get really creative and playful with their content. And I just love it when big companies like this, you have a sense of humor.”

Marsden stars in the campaign alongside fellow Hollywood heartthrobs Charles Melton, Tramell Tillman, Gavin Casalegno and Dylan Efron. The spot even features a cameo from comedian Zarna Garg. All the actors have similar existential crises in the drive-thru lane.

The commercial highlights Dunkin’s new May offerings launching, which include a $6 meal deal featuring a Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Sandwich, hash browns and a medium hot or iced coffee.

Dunkin’ guests can also try a medium Dunkin’ Refreshers (including the new Tropical Guava Dunkin’ Refresher) with a choice of Lemonade or sparkling water for just $3 all day.

Other new standout menu offerings include an Iced Strawberry Lemon Loaf topped with strawberry icing and a Pistachio Signature Latte, available hot or iced.

Those who are familiar with some of Marsden’s most notable roles — such as playing an exaggerated version himself in Jury Duty or as the ever-aloof Prince Edward in Enchanted — know that the actor has a penchant for drumming up the over-the-top and the humorous. This spot was no different.

“I never really take things too seriously,” he admits. “And I think when people take what we do too seriously, it becomes like, ‘Come on, man.’ You know what I mean? I love what I do, and I take it very seriously, but in a fun way, I guess. And I feel like the more we can poke fun at ourselves, the more that we can show that we’re not doing super serious work. I just enjoy that.”

As for Marsden on whether or not he really believes he’s “a snack,” he recalls a moment fellow actor and Ma star Octavia Spencer taught him what the slang term meant while at a press junket.

“We passed each other in the hallway, and I was wearing a suit, and she’s like, ‘You look clean, you look good, you look like a little snack,” he laughs. “I’ll take that. That’s a compliment!”

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“Jury Duty” star James Marsden talks about the time he was called to serve, and why he quickly realized he wouldn’t be getting out of it in The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Also, James Marsden talks about the extensive preparation and misdirection that went into fooling Ron Gladden, the hero of the hit series, “Jury Duty.

The unique comedy series sees a real person join a fake jury without realizing everyone else is an actor.

Amazon Freevee is debuting a very interesting documentary-style comedy series Jury Duty. The feature chronicles the inner workings of an American jury trial through the eyes of one particular juror, Ronald Gladden, a solar contractor from San Diego, who is unaware that this is not an official jury duty summons. The amusing trailer sees Gladden as a dutiful juror who doesn’t figure that the entire case is fake and everyone except him is an actor, including James Marsden. It builds some hilarious moments as everything that happens, inside the courtroom and outside, is scripted.

Marsden reveals in an official statement, “What interested me was the challenge of creating a hero’s journey for someone who has no idea the world around him was completely manufactured.” Adding, “Whether this high wire act could lead him to unite this family of wonderful weirdos and in the process become an inspiring leader for us all under the process of serving Jury Duty.” The premise does present the opportunity to create some epic comedic moments as the timing in the trailer looks perfect.

Lauren Anderson, head of AVOD Original Content and Unscripted Programming, at Amazon Studios, adds, “There are no guarantees but there’s ambition, creativity, pure comedy, and the desire to do something different but with great care. That’s what drew us to this wildly inventive idea from this incredible group of producers.” She further emphasized the themes of the series telling, “How does one respond when the most outlandish moments happen in something as seemingly mundane as jury duty? We hope audiences are pleasantly surprised by what they see and delighted by what the show says about humanity.”

Marsden stars as an alternate version of himself alongside an ensemble cast including Alan Barinholtz, Susan Berger, Cassandra Blair, David Brown, Kirk Fox, Ross Kimball, Pramode Kumar, Trisha LaFache, Mekki Leeper, Brandon Loeser, Edy Modica, Rashida “Sheedz” Olayiwola, Kerry O’Neill, Whitney Rice, Maria Russell, Ishmel Sahid, Ben Seaward, Ron Song, and Evan Williams.