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| • | "As Garai talks away - guffawing, smoking, fiercely intelligent, but with the unselfconscious mannerisms of a 21-year-old desperate to underplay her beauty", Evening Standard (UK), Dec. 31, '01 |
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| • | "She is barely 20. During lunch I catch her on the steps of her trailer, the top half of her costume replaced with a vest, the bottom half hitched up over her knees. She is having a fag. 'I've met Gwendolens in my life', she proffers between puffs", The Times (UK), Nov. 19, '02 |
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| • | confessed to having a cigarette between takes on the set of Nicholas Nickleby (forthcoming film), Sunday Times (UK), May 25, '03 |
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| • | "having a cigarette", The Mirror (UK), Jun. 27, '03 |
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| • | "is like a breath of fresh air behind a pall of smoke - and she makes no apologies for her 10-a-day habit", Sunday Express (S:2 magazine) (UK), Jan. 25, '04 |
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| • | "Letting the cup settle, she lights up her second cigarette and adds: 'There's a lot of me, so it's like arms and legs flailing all over the place. I'm always spilling things, getting fag burns on my costumes or knocking over lights.'", Sunday Express (S:2 magazine), Jan. 25, '04 |
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| • | "the venue was her publicist's choice. 'But at least you can smoke here,' she smiles as she lights the first of many cigarettes. 'There's nothing I could do to defend it morally and I know it's not good for you, but I smoke and I can't lie about that' ", Sunday Express (S magazine) (UK), Jun. 27, '04 |
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| • | "chain-smokes Marlboro Lights", Independent on Sunday (UK), Oct. 10, '04
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| • | "Romola Garai folds her long, lean frame onto a couch in a hotel suite at the Sundance Film Festival, no doubt wishing she had a cigarette - she griped a bit about the lack of cigarettes at Sundance", Los Angeles Times, Feb. 4, '05 |
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| • | "I'm always spilling things, getting fag burns in my costumes or knocking over lights... you are soon sitting down between scenes, having a cigarette (she's an unapologetic smoker)", Sunday Express (S magazine) (UK), Sep. 2, '07 |