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| • | "was upset because 'someone in the hotel stole her favourite gold cigarette holder'", women's magazine, late 60's |
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| • | "Catherine enters the room quietly . She smokes a lot", McCall's, '77
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| • | "do you have a cigarette", Elle (France), '77
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| • | "'Most people only know what they see, the image', said the French actress, sipping black coffee and chain-smoking cigarettes", Associated Press, Nov. 19, '79 |
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| • | "'I don't like to talk that much,' she said, sitting on the sofa in her Carlyle Hotel suite, smoking cigarette after cigarette", Womens Wear Daily, May 16, '83 |
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| • | "she asks for a cigarette", Madame Figaro (France), '83
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| • | "I stopped smoking to make up for a surprise, a happiness that I was not expecting", Egoiste, '85
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| • | quit - "I quit smoking a year ago, so I always have a problem of keeping a few pounds off", Los Angeles Times, Apr. 11, '86 |
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| • | quit - Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno, c. '92 |
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| • | quit - "Smoking. She puts her fingers to her lips and drops her eyelids as if she's smoking. (Does anyone do half-lidded eyes better than Deneuve?) You can see her imagining the cafe, the arguing, the cosmic critiques. 'Making out the world as you want it to be, you know. I am not enough of an intellectual, though. I'm not an intellectual. I'm a physical person, I need to do things, to move, I don't know, maybe if I was still smoking I could have been like that. But not being a smoker you cannot stay in that one spot. You need that to be a great ... a cigarette helps to think, you know? You turn -- '. And she turns in her chair, eyebrows lifted, phantom cigarette in her mouth, the model of an existential philosopher blowing smoke into the air", Washington Post, Jan. 2, '93 |
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| • | quit - "Deneuve has long given up smoking and does specific gymnastics with a private teacher", Daily Yomiuri (Japan), Feb. 13, '93 |
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| • | quit - "I quit smoking ten years ago. I got hypnotized in America. I was not feeling that bad, but I was scared. I was smoking three packs a day", interview, where?, '95
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| • | "I used to smoke a lot. Now I just smoke two cigarettes a day, after meals, and they're delicious", New York Times, Apr. 24, '96 |
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| • | netizen sighting, Oct. '96 |
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| • | "taking a thin cigarette from a package in her faux leopard-skin Prado bag", Chicago Tribune, Dec. 22, '96 |
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| • | had quit for 12 years, started again in '96, Paris Match, Apr. '97 |
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| • | "she ostentatiously lit a cigarette", Warsaw Voice (Poland), May 18, '97 |
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| • | "sat down with a fresh cappuccino and a pack of Capri cigarettes (she smoked two during our half hour interview)", website interview, Jul. '97
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| • | "she nibbles three peanuts, smiles and lights a cigarette", Telerama (France), '97
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| • | quit - "She used to smoke three packets of cigarettes a day but renounced the habit under hypnosis", The Scotsman (UK), Feb. 16, '98 |
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| • | "Spooning froth from the cup, she lights an ultra-slim cigarette, looks over tinted tortoise-shell glasses and smiles. ... She puts out her cigarette", The Independent (UK), Mar. 27, '98 |
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| • | "Smoking icicle-thin cigarettes behind Jacqueline Susann sunglasses in a SoHo restaurant", New York Post , Aug. 17, '98 |
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| • | "'Oh, I forgot', she laments, 'I cannot smoke'. I assure her she can", Newsday, Aug. 18, '98 |
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| • | "Drinking muddy coffee and puffing on a white cigarette as long and thin as a cocktail straw, she radiates an earthy elegance and gives the impression of not really caring much about her looks or anyone else's", AP, Sep. 19, '98
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| • | "There she sits in the tearoom of a SoHo hotel, dressed in black, with her Cat Lady glasses, sipping her coffee, smoking her ultrathin cigarettes, and trying (at least for the sake of politeness) to act as if she didn't know she was a goddess.", Boston Globe, c. Oct. 11, '98 |
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| • | "Catherine Deneuve bumming a cigarette from actress Elodie Bouchez at the Paris party after the Cesar Awards, then pinching the entire pack..", NY Post, May 3, '99 |
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| • | "she lights a cigarette", Inconnue, '99
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| • | "She wears tinted glasses, smokes slim white cigarettes, which she takes from a silver case", The Observer (UK), Jan. 2, '00 |
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| • | netizen sighting, c. Jan. '00 |
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| • | "chain-smoked in her Chanel suit", Montreal Mirror (Canada), May 25, '00
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| • | "She chain-smoked", Albany Times-Union, May 26, '00 |
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| • | "she chain-smoked throughout the conference and blew smoke toward the audience", The Dallas Morning News, May 26, '00
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| • | "settles into her chair with a cup of coffee and a smoke (a pack of long, very thin cigarettes that I've never seen in the States)", Salon.com, Sep. 29, '00
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| • | "She makes eye contact, that breathtakingly beautiful porcelain face leaning forward to take a good, solid pull on a thin, elegant cigarette", New York Times, Sep. 29, '00 |
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| • | "smoking a profusion of slim cigarettes", LA Weekly, Oct. 6-12, '00
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| • | "Dressed in navy slacks and a navy and gold overblouse with long sleeves, Deneuve's ash-blond hair falls in a wave over her left eye. She lights up her second ultra-slim Philip Morris and looks almost nothing like the woman she plays in her latest movie, 'Dancer in the Dark'", Scripps Howard News Service, Oct. 19, '00 |
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| • | "I'm already smoking", InStyle Magazine, Oct. '00 |
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| • | "Even in that dusty setting, Deneuve was unmistakable with her mass of blonde hair, short sable coat and slender cigarette in hand", Womens Wear Daily, Dec. 21, '00 |
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| • | "smokes cigarettes", More magazine, Dec. '00 |
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| • | hosting a televised discussion at Cannes holding a cig and taking a quick drag as well in front of the live audience, where?, c. '00 |
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| • | "lights a slim cigarette", Madame Figaro, '00
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| • | "lighting the first in a chain of cigarettes", New York Daily News, '00
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| • | "the reporters cataloged her loves, from David Bailey, to Roger Vadim and Marcello Mastroianni, and even assessed her beauty regime -- lots of smoking and very little sleep, or so Deneuve claimed.", W Magazine, Feb. '01, p. 70 |
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| • | "Catherine Deneuve, who flew to the US from France for the shoot carrying a copy of Le Monde and a pack of cigarettes", Sydney Daily Telegraph, Mar. 7, '01 |
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| • | "She showed up at the studio with a pack of cigarettes [while filming The Young Girls of Rochefort, '68]", Vanity Fair, Apr. '01
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| • | "that's Catherine Deneuve behind that annoying cloud of Gauloise smoke", Toronto Star, Oct. 20, '01 |
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| • | "As one of the superstars of the evening, she had extraordinarily unusual privileges: she alone was allowed to smoke in the hall which is protected as an ancient monument", Deutsche Welle website (Germany), Feb. 13, '02 |
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| • | "When Catherine Deneuve, the French screen goddess, wants something, she does not have to wait long. She pulls out a cigarette and half a dozen hands are clicking on lighters. ... exhaling smoke through the celebrated lips", Calgary Herald, Jun. 20, '02 |
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| • | "smokes like a coal-burning train ... She's polite about it - it's not like she's blowing smoke in everyone's face ... She nods to the people around her, as if she's asking permission, before she lights up. But like, excuse me, who'd say no? ... the legendary beauty was, you guessed it - smoking and drinking coffee. ... when a restaurant the actress enjoys, like Ferreira Cafe on Peel St., has a strict no-smoking policy, Deneuve respectfully leaves the deck of smokes in her purse", Montreal Gazette, Jul. 1, '02 |
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| • | "Catherine Deneuve, in black, smoked throughout the ceremony", Liverpool Daily Post (UK), Aug. 28, '02 |
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| • | "She [s]mokes tiny cigarettes and smiles", Venice World, Aug. 31, '02
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| • | "smoking one long, thin cigarette after another", Reuters, Sep. 1, '02
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| • | "doesn't need permission to light up a cigarette. Even in a poorly ventilated hotel suite, she seems to know that nobody would dare complain", National Post (Canada), Sep. 11, '02 |
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| • | "For this interview, conducted in a Four Seasons Hotel cafe where she is permitted to smoke ... puffing on one of Phillip Morris cigarettes she has always at the ready", Toronto Star, Sep. 12, '02 |
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| • | "settled in a restaurant bar, lighted a cigarette and ordered a sherbet", Los Angeles Times, Sep. '02 |
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| • | "We're sitting in a no-smoking suite at the Four Seasons hotel, but no one says a word to Deneuve as she lights up the first in a series of Philip Morrises and proceeds to nonchalantly puff away...staring at her cigarette...leaving the room, her cigarette still burning in the ashtray", Weekly Planet, Oct. 16, '02
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| • | "The radiant beauty, who turns 59 in October--looking far better than someone half her age would have a right to, having just gotten off a plane from Paris--lights rite first in a series of slender French cigarettes and begins talking about her new movie", The Advocate, Oct. 29, '02 |
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| • | "puffing on a cigarette", Palm Beach Post, Oct. 31, '02 |
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| • | "puffing on a cigarette", Halifax Herald (Canada), Nov. 2, '02 |
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| • | "More pressing is Deneuve's desire to quit smoking again, having originally overcome the habit through hypnotism (a practice Anna Friel apparently wants to try for the same reason). 'I gave up for 12 years but a few years back I was having some personal problems and started again', said Deneuve, delicately puffing away at the post-premiere bash held at the French Ambassador's London Residence. 'I want to give up again but this time I'm going to do it using my own will'", The Express (UK), Nov. 28, '02 |
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| • | "she enthuses, tracing something in the air with her skinny cigarette", The Independent (UK), Nov. 29, '02 |
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| • | "Catherine Deneuve, shrugging, laughing, lighting up her Gitanes and quaffing Pouilly Fumee", Daily Post (UK), Dec. 6, '02 |
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| • | "so Catherine, you drink, you smoke, you never exercise. How come you look so fabulous? 'I drink a lot of water'", Liverpool Daily Post (UK), Dec. 6, '02 |
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| • | "She sat down, ordered tea and, with typical Gallic indifference towards convention and regulations, lit a cigarette. 'You are not forbidden to drink in a public place and that's as bad for you', she huffed as she puffed.'I don't understand why you don't have restaurants like we have in France, where there is a place you can smoke in there'", Melbourne (Australia) Herald Sun, Dec. 29, '02 |
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| • | "[Interviewer] I bet you're dying to light a cigarette, aren't you! [Deneuve] Almost, yes! (laughing) [Interviewer] The French love to smoke. [Deneuve] I think Americans do too; it's just that they are forbidden to smoke (laughs). I think it its not very democratic, actually. I was in Toronto to present the film yesterday, and I understand, you know, that you shouldn't smoke, but I think there should be places where you can smoke, even in a public place. That's not very democratic", TV interview, '02
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| • | smokes in the "making of" section, Au plus près du paradis (2002) DVD, c. '02 |
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| • | "She immediately lit a cigarette; somebody called out, 'An ash-tray for the artist!' and donned dark glasses. When a fawning attendant proffered the compliment, 'It seems that cigarette smoke is good for the skin,' the 59-year-old Deneuve was not impressed and retorted, 'It is my only bad habit and I'm not proud of it.' At a recent charity gala in Berlin, to raise money for Afghan children, Deneuve hosted the show, where clothes and memorabilia belonging to stars were auctioned off. It was a non-smoking event. Nobody dared say anything to the host who lit up constantly throughout the evening", Budapest Sun (Hungary), Mar. 13, '03
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| • | quit - "You are regarded as one of the most beautiful women in the world. Would you tell us the secrets of your looks? 'I do not deal with my looks very much. In former times I had been smoking three packs of cigarettes a day but I have given up smoking that much by attending a hypnotic therapy... Now I drink a lot of coffee'", Brigitte, '03
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| • | "asked for her secrets as to how she's still a hottie at age 60, Deneuve, wearing black fishnet stockings, strappy sandals and an orange pashmina replied, 'I smoke. I drink a little'", Philadelphia Daily News, Jan. 9, '04 |
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| • | "French film icon Catherine Deneuve, who once quit cigarettes to preserve her famed beauty, feels guilty her on-screen habit encourages others to smoke, but could not resist the lure of nicotine during a visit to Indonesia. 'I feel very responsible...I try not to smoke so much on TV and in public, I know in Indonesia people smoke so I feel less... But anyway I have tried to slow down smoking and I cannot really stop yet...I stopped for 12 years, then I went back on it,' she added, cigarette in hand...Deneuve said that despite campaigns to get actors to abandon cigarettes in films, she believed they helped define characters, and more attention should be given to reducing alcohol consumption on the silver screen. 'Sometimes in films in France a director says 'I want you to smoke', and I agree, it's a visual and very attractive gesture,'", The Jakarta Post (Indonesia), Nov. 23, '04
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| • | "I exercise, but I also like to drink a good glass of alcohol and smoke a cigarette", TV Hebdo, '04
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| • | "Smoke!...What French actresses can do with admirable passion and expression is smoke. Even as she arrives, Catherine Deneuve is holding lighter and cigarette pack in her waving hand. She smoked, waved....blew smoke from her mouth", Die Welt (Germany), Feb. 15, '05
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| • | "She sits alone on one side of the square, lights up a straw-thinPhillip Morris cigarette, and smiles a little", NOW Magazine, Feb. 16, '05
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| • | "Catherine Deneuve quit a three-packs-a-day habit in the mid-1980s, then agonized about gaining weight. As a nonsmoker, she even felt positively un-French, worrying that if she'd lived in Existentialist days she would not have felt comfortable hanging out with Camus, Sartre and Beauvoir, talking being and nothingness in hazy cafés. As she told a Washington Post reporter, 'A cigarette helps to think, you know?'... By the millennium, Deneuve was chain-smoking again, puffing through no-smoking zones from Australia to Canada. Still slim, still breathtaking, she unabashedly hails cigarettes as her beauty secret. She's unrepentant - just like French cinema, which continues to film smoking as a plotline", New York Times, Feb. 22, '05 |
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| • | "Nobody smokes as elegantly as Catherine Deneuve...drags stylishly on her slimline cigarette, a vice to which she has been accustomed for years. Since there was no ashtray nearby during the conference, Madame Deneuve de-ashed into her glass. And even this small gesture looked highly elegant", Bunte magazine (Germany), Feb. '05 |
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| • | "rushing to Restaurant Daniel for La Nuit des Etoiles, a dinner to launch the 2005 French Film Festival at Lincoln Center. But at 61, Deneuve is still radiant, and all eyes were on her at the packed reception. The iconic French actress signed autographs outside on the freezing street before entering the party - so she could smoke her cigarette", Open All Night gossip column, Mar. 10-14, '05
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| • | "Saw Catherine Deneuve walk by as I was standing in line to buy tickets for the French film festival in Lincoln Center. She walked inside the Walter Reade and got herself an espresso (of course, she is French) and stood by the window smoking a cigarette", Gawker.com, Mar. 18, '05
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| • | "Catherine Deneuve outside Elaine's smoking a cigarette with her demi-tosse of cappucino in her other hand.", New York Post, Jun. 9, '05
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| • | "A slim cigarette smouldering between her fingers, Catherine Deneuve steps into the room that has been scrupulously prepared for her interview, and scowls through her sunglasses ... thin plume of smoke trailing in her wake ... She lights another cigarette and puffs out a weary cloud of smoke ... Suddenly, the scowl returns, the glasses go back on, the cigarette is extinguished and, in a gush of cool air, one of the world's greatest living actresses sweeps out of the room", Daily Telegraph (UK), Sep. 23, '05
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| • | "French icon Catherine Deneuve sat on the front row, chain smoking, before the show began", Houston Chronicle, Oct. 12, '05 |
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| • | "Q. Who were some of your favorite guests on 'The View'? Joy Behar:'Besides Catherine Deneuve? Because she's it. She's the one. I love foreign films and I've always been a huge fan of hers. And to see her in person and have her smoking--against the [rules] by the way--and be talking to her, I was taken with her", Chicago Tribune, Oct. 28, '05 |
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| • | "She orders a decaf and lights a cigarette", Têtu (France), '05 |
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| • | "she was smoking frenchily", Defamer.com, Jan. 13, '06
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| • | "smoking an incredibly skinny cigarette and wearing a be-jeweled black Lanvin suit", LA Times, Jan. 14, '06
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| • | "Catherine Deneuve, sunglasses in her right hand, was somehow managing to simultaneously smoke, drink wine and eat a whole box of french fries", Los Angeles Daily News, Jan. 20, '06
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| • | "if she could quit smoking, it would probably be even better. 'I gave up for 12 years,' she says in her low, sometimes indecipherably fast voice. 'Then, because of certain problems, certain difficulties, I started letting myself have three a day. Then it was six. I tried organic cigarettes once, but it's like organic wine - I'd rather not. And besides, I don't want to put on weight'... inhales on her cigarette, then absent-mindedly rubs the ash into the carpet with one of those vampy soles", Sunday Times (UK), Feb. 5, '06
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| • | "delighted to be reunited with her packet of cigarettes...you can see her nicotine habit hasn't taken much of a toll on her skin", Daily Telegraph (UK), Feb. 7, '06
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| • | "Deneuve also revealed she won't quit smoking - because she can't bear to put on weight. The svelte star told Britain's Sunday Times Style magazine: 'I gave up for 12 years. Then, because of certain problems, certain difficulties, I started letting myself have three a day. Then it was six. I tried organic cigarettes once, but it's like organic wine - I'd rather not. And besides, I don't want to put on weight.'", Female First, Feb. 9, '06
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| • | "Just before the show started, Catherine Deneuve, seated next to Charlotte Casiraghi, lit up one of her long cigarettes - to the shock of ushers - who directed her to a vestibule where she could finish her smoke", Women's Wear Daily, Mar. 6, '06 |
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| • | "I smoke a pack and a half a day, but I'll give up. I once gave up for 11 years", Mail on Sunday (You magazine) (UK), Apr. 2, '06 |
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| • | "Even Catherine Deneuve, the very face of France, got fat when she quit smoking", New York Times, Dec. 3, '06
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| • | "Even Catherine Deneuve, the very face of France, got fat when she quit smoking", The Scotsman (UK), Dec. 23, '06 |
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| • | "lit a cigarette", Berliner Zeitung (Germany), Feb. 13, '07 |
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| • | "It's another thing when she walks into the restaurant where you are, sets her pack of Philip Morris Slims on your table, and sits down right next to you... 'You don't mind if I smoke,' she said after she had seated herself. It struck me as a declarative sentence, not a question", Salon.com, May 24, '07
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| • | "while sipping a glass of wine and smoking a cigarette", indieWIRE, May 25, '07
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| • | "Dressed in an old green Prada tie-dye effect sweater, camel corduroy trouser suit, a Fendi wicker and tan leather bag, loafers, tinted spectacles and a perpetual wreath of cigarette smoke... she knows that smoking is not ideal, but she tries not to inhale too much", The Times (UK), Aug. 1, '07
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| • | "Catherine Deneuve is the guest of honor of the 3rd Golden Minbar moslim Film Festival in Kazan. The actress has given 2 short press conferences not exceding a total of 7 minutes. She noticed, waiting for an ashtray, that in Russia you could still smoke, while in France it was becoming harder", toutsurdeneuve.free.fr, Sep. 7, '07
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| • | "[Catherine, an avid chain smoker, starts to light up a cigarette]. You know, it would be great if you didn't smoke in here. CATHERINE DENEUVE: Since when? Since it's forbidden to smoke in America! Hmm, okay", NewsBlaze, Dec. 16, '07
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| • | "waves around a cigarette and sips strong coffee", Himalayan Times (Nepal), Dec. 17, '07
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| • | "Catherine Deneuve ducked outside several times to puff on her trademark ultra-thin cigarettes.'This smoking ban is ridiculous', she groused", Womens Wear Daily, Jan. 25, '08
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| • | "lights up a cigarette with characteristic grace... As she lights another cigarette, Deneuve notes that one of the first things she liked about Satrapi when they met was that the author smoked as much as she did", USA Today, Jan. 29, '08
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| • | "A little later she tried - in spite of a strict smoking ban - to enter the hall with a burning cigarette. She failed. But not because of her fag, but because a less cinema-cognisant doorman did not recognise her", Bunte magazine (Germany), Feb. 13, '08
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| • | "While all other smokers smoked under patio heaters, the avowed chainsmoker lit one Vogue cigarette after another. And put them out - through lack of an ashtray - in her glass of water. At the end, eight fag ends were swimming in it", Bild-Zeitung (Germany), Feb. 13, '08
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| • | "After she had left the hall, they didn't want to let her back in. The faux pas was quickly resolved. As a result she was allowed to smoke at the table - despite the smoking ban", Die Welt (Germany), Feb. 18, '08
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| • | "brushes aside the premise of the journalist's question with a casual tap of her cigarette... pauses, as if debating whether to light another fag", Daily Star (Lebanon), Oct. 29, '08
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| • | "jet-lagged but radiant in a bright orange skirt, elegantly chain-smoking her way through a pack of ultra-slim Philip Morrises", LA Weekly, Nov. 19, '08
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| • | "rummages in her bag for her cigarettes and lighter... rasps the lighter, inhales", The Guardian (UK), Jan. 16, '09
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| • | "the super-glamorous film diva Catherine Deneuve, who casually lights a slim Vogue cigarette and couldn't care less about smoking bans", Berliner Zeitung (Germany), Feb. 10, '09
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| • | "Eating ice-cream and smoking in a bar in Taormina, Italy during the Taormina Film Fest", netizen sighting, Jun. 21, '09
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| • | "I ask for the windows to be closed so that we can hear ourselves speak. She doesn't object, but she doesn't seem particularly happy either, and I can't work out why. It's only after we've sat down either side of a big formal table that the explanation emerges from her handbag (Fendi) in the form of a cigarette packet (Philip Morris). She just about chain-smokes while we talk, so that when we're done, the big windows are immediately flung open to de-fug the room... says she once gave up smoking for 11 years and doesn't feel great about having gone back to it. But, she adds in her defence, she was working out this morning. A very French cohabitation: one the one hand the fags, on the other the gym", The Times (UK), Sep. 25, '09
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| • | "smoking cigarette after cigarette", L'Union (France), Sep. 27, '09
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| • | "I ask for the windows to be closed so we can hear ourselves speak. She doesn't object but she doesn't seem particularly happy either. It's only after we've sat on either side of a big formal table that the explanation emerges from her handbag (Fendi) in the form of a cigarette packet (Philip Morris). She just about chain smokes while we talk, and when we're done the big windows are immediately flung open to ventilate the room. ... She says she once gave up smoking for 11 years and doesn't feel great about having gone back to it. But, she adds in her defence, she was working out this morning", The Australian, Oct. 12, '09
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| • | "answers questions without missing a beat, although the constant smoke coming from her cigarette suggests she's not all too comfortable talking freely about her life and work", The Independent (UK), Oct. 15, '10
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| • | "a skinny cigarette never out of her hand", New Jersey Star-Ledger, Mar. 20, '11
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| • | "pulled out a long thin European cigarette, and she seemed a bit annoyed to learn that the state of California had just banned smoking in many outdoor areas. Finally, an assistant pointed to a shaded area with two chairs, where the legendary actress could satisfy her desire for a smoke", Sacramento Bee, Apr. 1, '11
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| • | "Catherine wore a black dress and smoked all through the ceremony [her wedding to David Bailey]", website, when?
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| • | quit - "The performer of 'God is a havana smoker' had been smoking for more than twenty years. After having happily smoked her three daily packs of blondes, she stubbed out her last cigarette in 1985 in the USA, aided by two sessions of hypnosis 'Three packs a day, it had become catastrophic. Quitting smoking is not a question of willpower, but of desire. Many people who claim they want to stop don't really want to at the bottom of their hearts. Since quitting, I feel better in the mornings, and more alert! It is a victory over myself', affirms the star", anti-smoking website
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