| • | "She has already charmed the waiter into letting her smoke just one cigarette before the lunch rush begins, and is trying to sneak a second", The News-Times, Mar. 14, '96 |
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| • | "She already has charmed the waiter into letting her smoke just one cigarette before the lunch rush begins and is trying to sneak a second", Orlando Sentinel, Mar. 22, '96 |
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| • | "Sitting with a cigarette and a Coke at P&G Cafe, a grungy Upper West Side hangout", Time Out New York, Mar. '96 |
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| • | "enjoys a cigarette while sitting on a bench outside a Sante Monica breakfast spot", Premiere Magazine (US), Apr. '97, p. 73 |
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| • | same, Premiere Magazine (UK), May '97 |
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| • | "She stopped, leaned forward to light a cigarette, cupping it in her hand and turning her back to the river breeze", New York Times , Oct. 31, '97 |
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| • | "Nearby, the actress Frances McDormand tucked a pack of cigarettes into her grey nun's habit and took a deep breath", Toronto Globe and Mail, Jan. 21, '98 |
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| • | "She asked permission to smoke", Los Angeles Times , Jul. 7, '98 |
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| • | "Cigarette -smoking Frances McDormand stands a little impatiently, and vulnerably, in a cold, autumnal Central Park", Chicago Tribune, Nov. 17, '99 |
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| • | "Holly Hunter and I were roommates when we first moved to New York. We would have those late nights around the kitchen table with a cup of coffee and a cigarette, or a pack", Chicago Sun-Times, Sep. 22, '00 |
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| • | "lighting up an American Spirit cigarette", Chicago Sun-Times, Sep. 22, '00 |
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| • | "puffing on a cigarette like a cliché of a New Yorker", W Magazine, Oct. 9, '00
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| • | "She had on black sweatpants and smoked fifteen cigarettes", Interview, Oct. '00 |
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| • | "Speaking of sneaking a smoke: The outdoor plaza leading to the Shrine's doors held a posse just before the Oscars began. Javier Bardem, Kate Hudson, Frances McDormand inhaling that last drag", New York Post (Cindy Adams Gossip column), Mar. 28, '01
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| • | "The most I ever did in high school was go out with my friends and smoke cigarettes. That was a hot time. We got in the Pontiac Bonneville and smoked cigarettes", Cincinnati City Beat, Mar. '01
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| • | "She eats pepperoni pizza and smokes American Spirit cigarettes", Premiere Magazine, Oct. '01, p. 84 |
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| • | "every now and then, [I've] got to go out on the porch, and maybe have a cigarette ... I wish I could quit smoking. But, besides that, I'm happy", Premiere Magazine, Oct. '01
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| • | "Her blonde curly hair flapping in the breeze, immaculate in cream blazer over a black sweater with matching slacks and pointy-toed black seude boots, she lights a cigarette and enthusiastically explains why she enjoys cheating on camera", Ventura County Star, Nov. 9, '01 |
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| • | "And she smokes. Non-stop...'I just wish I could stop smoking'", Berliner Zeitung (Germany), Nov. 9, '01
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| • | "'We were extremely compatible,' recalls [Holly] Hunter, still a close friend. 'We both needed lots of privacy and cigarettes and coffee. We spent hours at the kitchen table from morning until early afternoon, smoking and drinking [coffee]'", Biography Magazine, Nov. '01 |
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| • | "She pauses to light up a cigarette, takes a long drag ... stubbing out her fag ... lighter half way towards the cigarette dangling from the side of her mouth", The Independent (UK), May 24, '02
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| • | "She likes a smoke, enjoys a drink, is well educated and speaks her mind. In other words, she's a real woman", Saga Magazine (UK), Feb. '03
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| • | "she smokes", New Yorker Magazine, Mar. 3, '03, p. 42 |
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| • | "Wearing blue jeans and sitting on a restaurant patio so she can smoke, McDormand exudes a combination of grace and frankness possessed by few in Hollywood ... 'I did have limits and didn't go into danger zones',she says, then glances at the lit Marlboro Light in her hand: 'This being the major stupidity of my life'", San Francisco Chronicle, Mar. 9, '03 |
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| • | "'Though Kate (Beckinsale) is a lovely woman, and I really enjoyed working with her and kissing her, I like kissing boys,' she says casually, between puffs on her cigarette", Fort Lauderdale (FL) Sun-Sentinel, May 1, '03 |
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| • | "She greets me with a strong handshake (the T-shirt reveals pretty muscular arms), lights up an American Spirit and recalls the fun she had recreating a key scene in the film", Sunday Herald (UK), Aug. '03 |
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| • | "Between deeply drawn cigarette puffs she confides: '[in Laurel Canyon (2002)]] Jane is closer to me than anything I've ever done'", The Australian, Oct. 8, '03 |
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| • | "her blonde hair is pulled back in a messy ponytail. She dresses in jerseys and jeans. She smokes; she cracks jokes", The Age (Australia), Oct. '03 |
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| • | "When we first met, at the Lucky Strike bar in SoHo, she walked in looking exactly like Jane, in this tight denim skirt and that hair and smoking a cigarette.", Times of London, Nov. 6, '03 |
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