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| • | suspended from Savannah Christian School for smoking, netizen, late 70's/early 80's |
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| • | "Diane, 18, interrupted a portrait session to light a cigarette and relax and with her hair not yet dressed and wearing no makeup, she looked more like 13 than 18: she sounded 38", United Press International, Aug. 25, '83 |
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| • | "Lane also smokes like a tomboy", Chicago Tribune, Mar. 2, '85 |
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| • | "'I was burned out', she says, and as she lights another cigarette, it's easy to believe her: She sounds like a woman twice her age and looks like a woman with half her experience", People Magazine, Feb. 13, '89 |
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| • | "'I mean, I've made 21 movies, and then I take 18 months off the brass-ring patrol and I'm having a comeback?' the actress asks with a scowl, taking a long drag on a cigarette", Women's Wear Daily, Dec. 7, '92 |
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| • | "lighting up a cigarette", Los Angeles Times, May 1, '94 |
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| • | "'I wouldn't do that again for a million years,' she says, lighting up a cigarette", TV Times, May '94
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| • | "abandoning the limp couscous salad in favour of the first of many fags. Exhaling long and hard", Premiere Magazine (UK), Jan. '95
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| • | "Lane takes a long drag from her cigarette", "She laughs halfheartedly, takes another drag", Premiere Magazine (US), July '95 |
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| • | "sneaking a smoke", "exhales a plume", Movieline Magazine, Apr. '96 |
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| • | "The likably brassy actress, who used to brag 'I'm going to be the first Marlboro Woman!' when it was still cool to smoke", Miami Herald, Apr. 4, '99 |
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| • | quit - "In the summer of 1991, when Diane Lane and her ex-husband Christopher Lambert were in Victoria to shoot scenes for the thriller Knight Moves, the former child star best known for her roles in a string of Francis Ford Coppola movies took time out to chat about her marriage and her topsy turvy career at The Empress hotel. Although she was exhausted, Lane was amiable and engaging -- and she smoked like a chimney stack. 'I was married to a human cigarette at the time,' quipped Lane at a Beverly Hills hotel nine years later, smiling and radiating a healthy glow during a smoke-free interview to promote the family drama My Dog Skip", Times Colonist (Australia), Mar. 3, '00 |
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| • | "rummaging in her purse for a cigarette... lighting up an American Spirit... cig dangling from her lips", Esquire, Jun. '00, p. 98 |
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| • | "her red hair falls loosely on her shoulders and she smokes cigarettes in an old-fashioned-movie-star way, creating big clouds of smoke with each puff", Toronto Star, May 9, '02 |
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| • | "FITNESS: Twice-weekly 90-minute yoga classes at L.A.'s Maha Yoga studio; DIET: Spent years trying to add weight to thin frame; VICE: Smokes", InStyle Magazine, Jun. '03 |
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| • | "I was one of those girls who took up smoking at a young age", San Francisco Chronicle, Sep. 21, '03 |
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| • | "Brolin was also seen sharing a cig with Will Arnett, Diane Lane and Amy Poehler", Fox News, Jan. 27, '09
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| • | quit - Arsenio Hall show, when? |
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| • | "I'm a bacon eater who smokes.", Toronto Sun, Jun. 22, '00
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| • | "fumbling through her pocketbook for a cigarette", "lighting an American Spirit", Esquire, Jun. '00 |
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| • | "smokes a couple of packs a day", The Guardian (UK), Sep. 17, '01 |
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| • | "I'm just not comfortable feeling out of control. Being in an altered state held no solace for me. And because you have to drive everywhere in L.A., it means you can't drink. [laughs] So now I'm left with cigarettes, and I'm trying to scrape that off my show and then I'll be done", Interview Magazine, Oct. '02
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| • | "Diane Lane, who won a Golden Globe nomination for Under The Tuscan Sun, reminded everyone she's still a woman who knows her limits by demanding a cigarette break midway through the Vanity Fair shoot.", Evening Standard (UK), Feb. 3, '04 |
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| • | "Standing there alone, smoking a cigarette, was Diane Lane", website, Jun. 25, '08
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| • | "Waiting in line for a Grey Goose cocktail, Diane Lane stroked the back of Josh Brolin's neck suggestively as they shared a cigarette", Globe & Mail, May 17, '10
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Beatiful Bounty (2001) (V) (smoking review)