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| • | "In our first session, illicitly chain-smoking in a no-tobacco building at the Sundance Film Festival, she's squat on the floor", Los Angeles Times , Jun. 4, '95 |
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| • | "The other day I was sitting outside on the ledge of this loft smoking a cigarette on the sofa", Los Angeles Daily News, Jun. 9, '95 |
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| • | "'We live in a closet full of ashtrays,' she says, furiously puffing on a cigarette", San Francisco Chronicle, Jul. 13, '95
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| • | "What's in your purse? 'Let's see...I've got keys, lip gloss, a Filofax, Camel Lights, matches'", InStyle Magazine , Oct. 1, '95 |
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| • | "sucking on cigarette after cigarette and stabbing the butts into a plate ... 'With Parker, it's really subtle things,' Dazed and Confused director Richard Linklater says. 'It's the way she takes her last drag on a cigarette and flips it away'", Chicago Tribune, Mar. 13, '97 |
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| • | "puffing on her third cigarette in an hour", Allentown Morning Call, May 4, '97 |
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| • | "was polite enough to ask if she could smoke before lighting up", Dayton Daily News, May 16, '97 |
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| • | "lighting what must be her 21st Camel of the day", Buzz Magazine, May '97, p. 70 |
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| • | "Parker Posey is sitting alone in the basement of a bistro in the Chelsea area of Manhattan - the only place they will allow smoking", The Guardian (UK), Oct. 3, '97 |
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| • | "All over the place, generally smoking or complaining of hangover", website, '97
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| • | "she had morphed into Parker Golightly, a wisp of a thing brandishing a martini in one hand, a cigarette in the other and a smile that could melt rocks", Los Angeles Times, Oct. 5, '97 |
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| • | "firing up a cigarette", "then to a deli for cigarettes", Los Angeles Times, Oct. 6, '97 |
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| • | "'Life is a movie,' intones Parker Posey, narrowing her cat eyes as she takes a cinematic puff on a Camel Light. 'Do you know what I mean?'", USA Today , Oct. 9, '97, p. D12 |
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| • | "As she talks, she flops into bed, rolls over, sits up, smokes almost constantly.", San Francisco Chronicle, Oct. 12, '97 |
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| • | "Ms. Posey's face, naked of makeup, was dominated by her chocolate-colored eyes, which darted around the room, searching: for cigarettes, for a sweater, for her coffee, for an answer to a question", New York Times , Oct. 12, '97 |
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| • | "lighting the first of several cigarettes", Los Angeles Daily News, Oct. 22, '97 |
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| • | "could not stop smoking", BPI Entertainment News Wire, Dec. 19, '97 |
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| • | lights up and takes a drag, interview about Sundance Film Festival, where?, c. '97/'98 |
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| • | "She pauses to hunt inside her bag for some cigarettes", Daily Telegraph (Telegraph Magazine supplement), May 30, '98 |
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| • | "Posey laughs through her cigarette smoke", The Record (NJ), Jun. 14, '98 |
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| • | "'everything has meaning' says Parker Posey, looking meaningfully through her cigarette smoke", Scotland on Sunday (UK), Jun. 21, '98 |
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| • | smoked during interviews, Sundance Channel, Sep. 4, '98 |
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| • | "She quit smoking two days ago", "She is 30 now and all growed up. Ergo no more nervous, pacifying smoking.", Big Issue (UK), Nov. 16-22, '98 |
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| • | quit - talking about how she mends a broken heart from breakup: "I do what everybody else does - drugs & booze, but no cigarettes. I just quit . Just kidding (but I really did quit smoking)", InStyle Magazine, Feb. '99 |
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| • | quit - "I ask if she minds if I smoke and am shicked to discover that the 'party girl' (cue the rolling eyes), who never seems without a cigarette in every movie and interview she's ever done, has quit. 'Smoking is something you do alone,' she says, sounding slightly superior as she assuages her oral fixation by chewing on a leather string that holds the heart-shaped locket Townsend bought her for a dollar. That doesn't mean she wouldn't love to breathe in secondhand fumes, however, and Posey practically begs me to smoke so that she can experience the joys of nicotine vicariously. Later on, trying to dodge her flailing arms and Rockette kicks as she sings along to 'What's New Pussycat?' I accidentally tip over the ashtray onto the faux-antique divan I'm sitting on, spilling ashes all over its velvet cushion. 'Aaaaaaaaaah'! she screams like Fay Wray when she sees what I've done. Suddenly she becomes the maniacally dirt-hating Joan Crawford from 'Mommie Dearest', one of her favorite movies. I pray that it's the dirt she hates and not me. Springing into action, Posey shoos me away from the site of the toxic spill, rips a page out of a fashion magazine, and delicately scoops up the ashes. When she realizes athat she won't be able to completely eliminate all traces of spillage from the cushion, she awakes from her mad-housewife trance and shrugs. 'Oh, well,' she says, 'it's not my cushion'", Out, Feb. '99
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| • | "her nicotine-husky voice", Sky, Mar. '99 |
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| • | "Outside, she smokes a cigarette while she waits for a friend to pick her up", Time Out New York, Apr. '00 |
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| • | "We've finished lunch and Parker asks the barman if she can smoke. She can't ('You know the rules, miss'), so we go back to the bar at the hotel", Sunday Telegraph (The Sunday Telegraph Magazine supplement) (UK), Mar. 4, '01 |
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| • | "[at the Apollo Theatre] Liev Schreiber and Parker Posey snuck out for a smoke during the opening of 'Harlem Song,' George C. Wolfe's celebration of the history and culture of the famed neighborhood", New York Daily News, Aug. 6, '02 |
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| • | "Pulling out a pack of American Spirit cigarettes, she lights up, oblivious to the no-smoking sign in the Intercontinental Hotel, where she was holed up during the film festival", Globe & Mail (Canada) Nov. 29, '02
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| • | "Posey winces at the question, sinking deeper into the chair in which she is lazily sprawled at San Francisco's Four Seasons. She takes a long drag on an American Spirit, exhaling a thick cloud of smoke that casts an almost palpable pall over the room", Oakland Tribune, Nov. '02
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| • | "She drives with one foot out the window, the other one on the pedal and this arm out the window with a cigarette, and she's chewing gum", Sacramento Bee, Dec. 8, '02 |
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| • | "Upon entering the hotel suite, Parker Posey curls up in a chair, pulls out a cigarette and unapologetically lights it", National Post (Canada), Sep. 9, '03
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| • | "She drops onto a sofa, curls her feet up and lights a cigarette...peers through a cloud of smoke...butts out her cigarette", Toronto Star (Canada), Oct. 4, '03
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| • | "Joey Lauren Adams on the audition for 'Dazed and Confused': A couple of people, like Parker Posey, already had their parts and were just there to read with us. I remember asking her where she was from, and she said, 'Mississippi.' I said, 'Oh, I'm from Arkansas,' and she said, 'Where's that?' and went on smoking and chomping her gum. I fell in love with her later, but I hated her then ... mostly I was in the lobby with Parker, Adam, and Rory, whom I'd started seeing, drinking beer. I'm sure the hotel hated us, because when the regular clientele came down for their continental breakfast, we'd still be there in our pajamas, smoking, drinking beer", Texas Monthly, Oct. '03 |
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| • | "between drags on an American Spirit cigarette", New York Magazine, Jul. 10, '06
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| • | quit - "I quit smoking. Q: Did you go cold turkey? A: Yeah. I would leave situations to go smoke and just be self-absorbed. I'm already self-absorbed - I don't need any help", Newsweek, Nov. 20, '06
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| • | quit - "What do think you have in common with Nora [her character in Broken English (2007)]? This is like the 'issues' movie of mine: the dysfunctional issues -- abandonment, feeling low self-esteem and self-worth, loneliness. This is a film about loneliness -- about the normal kind of feelings of being alone that we don't see that much in movies. She's got to drink. She's got to smoke. She has a sense of loneliness and of fear of being left alone. I was kind of amazed at how exaggerated something that had existed so long [inside me] was easy [to convey]. I think it's much harder to [do that]. I don't know what that says about me, but that was what I was kind of like going through in the movie. I could relate. I quit smoking. I felt like it was isolating me much further. I'd go outside and have a conversation with my cigarette", URChicago magazine, Feb. '07
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| • | "Q: 'Was making [Broken English (2007)] a friends-and-family kind of thing?' Zoe Cassavetes: 'I didn't know Parker [Posey]. But I thought, Who's my dream cast? I always loved her work. Same with Drea [de Matteo] ... Why make a movie if you're not having fun, if you're not enjoying yourself? On the set, we were just girls, hanging out, chain-smoking", NY Metro, Jun. 25, '07
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| • | quit - "I quit smoking and stopped drinking coffee", Paste magazine, Jun. '07
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