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| • | "[she] lives in the next street and I often see her chain-smoking filter-tipped cigarettes while walking her dog", Medicus, Jun. '99
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| • | "We [she and her husband] both smoke and we were standing at a table puffing away", Daily Mail (Weekend Magazine) (UK), Jul. 10, '99 |
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| • | "BBC: Wendy and I share a dreadful habit, and I guess this is where we should tackle it, here and now. And I'm going to ask you: the cigarettes! WR (in a very careful and neutral tone): Yes? BBC: How many a day? WR (looking away in a lovely demure fashion): I'm not telling you, please. I'm not. BBC (silently mouthing to the camera: 'fifty cigarettes a day', then turning back to Wendy): 'Is it fifty?' WR (sort of waves her hand in a self-conscious gesture): 'Well . . .' BBC: 'I asked the other day on the phone and you kind of --- lied.' (they both laugh) 'I'm the same as you, and you said to me: 'Dale, you know, I think I might stop smoking.' WR: 'Well, I will, 'cause they've stopped making my brand now, so when I've run out of my stockpile that I've got at home, I'll probably stop smoking. But then I shall probably be impossible, because I shall be so bad-tempered.' ... Oh, I think so, especially working on EastEnders. You get people come and join the show and they don't smoke -- probably never have smoked -- and within 2 or 3 weeks, you see them in the corner, going . . .' (she hunches her shoulders and mimics someone puffing nervously on a cigarette.) '. . . you know, because we do have a lot of stress and a lot of tension here. Unless you've worked on the program, you can not possibly understand what the routine is like. It is a giant machine, and once you're on it, that's it' ... BBC: 'Now, there's one area which we haven't really covered, and I knew I was wasting my time, 'cause we're both smokers, so I know that to give up the cigarettes is difficult. Have you cut down at all?' WR: 'I have cut down. And I think, eventually, probably some time next year, I will stop.' BBC: 'Oh, really?' WR: 'I think so.'", Eastenders: Fighting Fit (BBC1), Oct. 25, '99
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| • | "Wendy has always been a heavy smoker, and gets through at least 40 cigarettes a day", Daily Mail (UK), Oct. 26, '99 |
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| • | "waves a cigarette holder glamorously", "lights up a Dunhill Blue", Sunday Express (UK), Nov. 5, '00 |
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| • | "I think they should have an ante-room [at Buckingham Palace where she received an MBE from the Queen] where you can have a cigarette and calm your nerves", Daily Express (UK), Nov. 29, '00
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| • | "Wendy admitted she just had to step out for a cigarette, or two", Walford Gazette, Autumn '01
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| • | quit - "Until 1983 Wendy smoked 40 cigarettes a day but managed to give up with the help of an acupuncturist", The Mirror (UK), Sep. '02
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| • | quit - "a heavy smoker until she gave up nearly 20 years ago", Sky News (UK), Sep. 5, '02
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| • | "smoking a cigarette under a black umbrella", Welwyn & Hatfield Times (UK), Jul. 20, '05
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| • | "smokes with a cigarette holder", Sunday People (UK), Jun. 18, '06
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| • | "smoked a ciggie through a holder ... 'It was the cigarette-holder that convinced me - only an actress of her generation would smoke using a holder'", w/pic, The Sun (UK), Jul. 15, '06
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| • | "still smokes", Scottish Daily Record (UK), Apr. 5, '08
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| • | article in which John Inman tells a really funyy story about her smoking, Woman's Own, when? |
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