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| • | "She smokes like a biker, pulling the end off a Marlboro cigarette and sucking it ragged...she sips tea and chain-smokes", Sunday Times (UK), Oct. 23, '94 |
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| • | "She is, it turns out, a vegetarian, an environmentalist, a feminist and a poet; but also a drinker, a smoker", "I watched in fascination as she extracted a Silk Cut, nipped off the final couple of centimetres and lit up. Excuse me, I said, but why. . .? 'I'm giving up smoking. I only smoke down to there. . .'", The Independent (UK), May 10, '97 |
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| • | "Julia herself has rather an odd habit - breaking off the top of cigarettes before she smokes them. 'I like them shorter,' she explains", Daily Mail (UK), Oct. 9, '98 |
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| • | "Julia herself has an odd habit of breaking off the tops of cigarettes before she smokes them. 'I like them shorter,' she says", The Advertiser, Nov. 7, '98 |
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| • | "The ashtray is by now overflowing with the white tips of cigarettes which she picks off with mucky fingernails. The butts and the tips are in the ashtray, the middles smoked. 'If I pull the ends off, I kid myself I'm smoking less, all right?' she says. Why doesn't she smoke shorter fags? Like Embassy? 'For God's sake, because I don't like them,' she says. 'Come on, ask me : 'Why don't you put it out earlier?''. Because you think the clogged up bit by the filter is the best bit? 'Exactly. I like the hard bit at the end.'", The Express (UK), Dec. 9, '99 |
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| • | "smokes roll-ups", Sunday Express Magazine (UK), Jun. 11, '00 |
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| • | "Her voice is high-pitched and girly, with a hint of a smoker's rasp. Self-restraint, whether over cigarettes, drink, men, work or food is not her strong suit.", The Daily Telegraph (UK), Jul. 5, '00
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| • | "bursting into a big grin and smoker's cackle...starts rolling herself a cigarette", The Guardian (UK), Aug. 23, '01
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| • | "When Sawalha landed the part, her agent told her to pose for glamour shots showing the 'real Julia'. She laughs throatily, drawing on a fag", Sunday Times (UK), Aug. 26, '01 |
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| • | "'I bought a diamond ring from Tiffany's once', she says as she lights up her second cigarette in 10 minutes", Christine Smith Interview, Feb. '02
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| • | "Do you smoke? 'Yes, I roll my own. If I'm working I'll probably have 10 roll-ups a day. I used to smoke about 20 cigarettes a day. Smoking's the last thing I'm going to give up. I've already given up my favourite foods and cut down on alcohol. I really enjoy smoking. I know it's a mental addiction but I've tried giving up - I've had hypnotherapy, acupuncture and patches - and none of it has worked. I used to rip off the patch at the end of the day so I could have a fag!'", Woman (UK), Feb. 17, '03 |