| • | Celebs Smoking |
| • | no - "I don't drink, I don't smoke", People Magazine, May 7, '01 |
| • | Celeb Smokers |
| • | Player's Special A, newspaper article, when? |
| • | video, forward to 1:26, Crimes of Passion (1984), youtube, c. '84 | |
| • | "[in the Broadway production of 'The Graduate'] Whether she's kicking off a shoe, blowing smoke out of the side of her mouth, or bringing down anyone in her sights with one-line darts, Turner is the star of this show - in or out of her clothes", Boston Globe, Feb. 28, '02 | |
| • | "smokes at least half a dozen times, perfect exhales, including the one from the movie, 'inhale-kiss-exhale'", Broadway play The Graduate, c. '02 | |
| • | smokes in the Broadway production of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", Longacre Theatre, New York, USA Today, Mar. 21, '05 | |
| • | video, youtube, when? |
| • | "Kathleen Turner is exactly where you want her: Curled up into the corner of a sofa, squinting through cigarette smoke ... She blows cigarette smoke into the air ... Long drag on the cigarette ... There is a fresh cigarette ... The cigarette smoke drifts around her", Toronto Star, Dec. 21, '85 | |
| • | "she talks and smokes ... She lights a cigarette with a studied languor that Humphrey Bogart might have admired", New York Times, Jan. 5, '86 | |
| • | "even though there was cigarette smoke in the air, it didn't waft lazily down from her nostrils as Bacall's did. It swirled, catching the light as the actress gestured grandly toward the gorgeous strand of pearls...", Toronto Star, Mar. 1, '87 | |
| • | "she alternates between smoking foreign cigarettes and blowing her nose with Puffs ... She lights a cigarette, pausing to exhale", Washington Post, Feb. 5, '88 | |
| • | "Smoking or non-smoking? 'God, smoking, yes', she answers the waiter ... Smoking, drinking coffee with caffeine, imbibing hard liquor", New York Newsday, Mar. 4, '90 | |
| • | "Turner is sitting cross-legged on an old floral-print sofa, smoking a cigarette, sipping a screwdriver before rehearsal to take the edge off the afternoon", Philadelphia Inquirer, Mar. 11, '90 | |
| • | "Kathleen Turner smokes harsh Canadian cigarettes, freely uses the F-word and trashes Barbara Walters", USA Today, Jul. 11, '91 | |
| • | "Her voice is still throaty -- from years of training and more years smoking her favorite brand of Canadian cigarettes", Los Angeles Times, Jul. 21, '91 | |
| • | "As she puffs away at a Canadian Export Lite cigarette - 'I stop smoking and then start again but when I do smoke I like this brand'", Toronto Star, Jul. 28, '91 | |
| • | "lighting the first of several cigarettes ... another plume of smoke goes by ... The waitress strolls by, but Turner waves her off and stubs out her cigarette", Chicago Tribune, Jul. 28, '91 | |
| • | "As she settles into an armchair, kicking off her pumps, tossing back her hair and requesting cigarettes from an assistant", Memphis Commercial-Appeal, Jul. 30, '91 | |
| • | "the infamous voice grew from vodka-on-the-rocks and back-to-back cigarettes", USA Today, Aug. 2, '91 | |
| • | "Turner lights one of the Canadian cigarettes meant to kill you more slowly than domestic products", Premiere Magazine, Aug. '91 | |
| • | Smokes when she's not pregnant, Cosmopolitan Magazine, c. Mar. '93 | |
| • | "Turner theatrically blows swirling smoke into the air directly above her head", USA Today, Jul. 1, '93 | |
| • | "She tucked her bare feet under her, ran her hands through her short-cropped hair and lit a cigarette. ... She blew a smoke ring into the air and broke into that deep laugh", Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, Sep. 8, '93 | |
| • | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Sep. 9, '93 | |
| • | "Dressed in a loose sweater and beige slacks and smoking exotic cigarettes", Hartford Courant, Sep. 10, '93 | |
| • | "In between drags on a succession of cigarettes and gulps of coffee", Toronto Star, Sep. 19, '93 | |
| • | "Noticeably slimmed-down, hair chopped short, cigarette in hand", Toronto Sun, Apr. 10, '94 | |
| • | "She draws meaningfully on a Canadian Export cigarette", Cleveland Plain-Dealer, Apr. 10, '94 | |
| • | described as having "a tremendous energy fueled by liberal doses of iced tea and strong Canadian cigarettes.", Toronto Star, May 7, '95 | |
| • | "Once she lights up a cigarette and looks me in the eyes, I'm not so sure I haven't stepped into Body Heat 2", Interview magazine, Aug. 1, '95 | |
| • | "she lights up a cigarette and looks me in the eyes", Interview magazine, Aug. '95 | |
| • | "smoking languidly", Sunday Times (UK), Jun. 29, '97 | |
| • | "shifting the conversation outside the restaurant so she could light a Canadian Export A cigarette. She smiled: 'I'm one of the few Americans who smokes.'", Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, Jul. 12, '97 | |
| • | "She takes a final drag on her cigarette", Radio Times (UK), Aug. 16-22, '97 | |
| • | "Fuelled on Export-A cigarettes (Canadian, she tells me) her husky tobacco-cured drawl has just the right degree of amused languor", Night and Day Magazine, Mail on Sunday (UK), Sep. 14, '97 | |
| • | "I still smoke Canadian export cigarettes - but only about six a day", Radio Times (UK), Feb. 7-13, '98 | |
| • | "she smokes, she drinks, she flirts, she swears", "she says, languorously reaching forward to light a cigarette", "She sits back, raises both eyebrows, and lights another cigarette.", The Sunday Telegraph (Magazine supplement) (UK), Mar. 12, '00 | |
| • | "She smokes, she drinks, she flirts, she swears...Kathleen Turner is a Hollywood star of the old school... languorously reaching forward to light a cigarette...lights another cigarette", Daily Telegraph (UK), Mar. 15, '00 | |
| • | "She smokes, cigarillos.", website, Mar. 18, '00 | |
| • | "Is your husky voice a result of the smokes? 'Yes. Unfortunately I've been smoking rather a lot recently because I have to for the play that I'm in. But I am trying to keep it just to the stage.' Ever tried quitting? 'I have stopped smoking; once for a couple of years'", The Times (UK), Jan. 28, '06 | |
| • | "cigarette elegantly poised in one manicured hand. It is the day after fags have been publicly denounced in England", New Statesman (UK), Mar. 13, '06 | |
| • | "A femme fatale smoulders. Kathleen Turner, currently headlining in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf in the West End, makes a formidable next-door neighbour. The actress Alex Kingston, also treading the boards in our capital, was recently billeted next door to Turner at a block of luxury apartments in St James's called 51 Buckingham Gate. 'After her first night, Kingston complained that it stank of smoke in her room,' says a source at the hotel. 'She said the smell was coming through the walls. Anyway, it turned out that Turner, a chain-smoker, had been chuffing away all night. The entire floor was whiffy, and poor old Kingston had to be moved'", The Independent (UK), May 1, '06 | |
| • | "smokes backstage when she stars in West End shows. 'We don't think she can see the 'no smoking' signs,' a source reveals", London Metro (UK), May 18, '06 | |
| • | "She drinks, she smokes, she swears", The Observer (UK), Mar. 2, '08 |
| • | posed, holding, from "The Graduate" play, The Sunday Telegraph (UK), Apr. 16, '00 | |
| • | holding, advertisement for "The Graduate" Broadway production in New York, New York Times, Apr. 9, '02, p. B6 | |
| • | holding, color, apparently live on stage not posed for the photo, in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf", Wall Street Journal, Mar. 11, '05, p. W1 |
| • | Celebs Smokers |
| • | "smoked tabs", Sunday Mirror (UK), Dec. 4, '05 | |
| • | "Lacey Turner from EastEnders chain-smoking and drinking with two pals in TGI Friday's, Mill Hill, North London", The Mirror (UK), Mar. 6, '06 | |
| • | "lets off some steam on holiday.. with chips, and even a crafty ciggie or two... Instead of looking like the glamourpuss who won most popular actress award, the 19-year-old smoked a fag and let it all hang out on a well-deserved seaside break in Dubai", The People (UK), Jan. 6, '08 | |
| • | "The smokin' actress soaked up the sun and puffed on a fag as she enjoyed the emirate's sandy white beaches", News of the World (UK), Apr. 13, '08 | |
| • | "was puffing on a fag and reading a book on new slimming fad The Dukan Diet outside a cafe in busy North London", The Sun (UK), Aug. 9, '11 |
| • | Celebs Smokers | |
| • | dragging, three, website |
| • | "Lana Turner chooses Lucky Strike, the brand that satisfies", Lucky Strike ad, when? | |
| • | her cigarette was often airbrushed out of photographs | |
| • | At the time of a fire: "Forced to leave in a hurry, she grabbed her lipstick, hairdryer, and cigarettes", when? |
| • | Celebs Smokers |
| • | was allowed to smoke at school, "Wright Stuff, The" (2000), Five TV (UK), Oct. 20, '06 |
| • | "When I was a smoker, you could have made cigarettes £10 a packet and I'd still have bought them", The Wright Stuff, Five TV (UK), Nov. 13, '07 |
| • | "Supermodels like Kate Moss have long been pilloried for puffing in public. Now they're getting the last laugh. Videos of women smoking are selling out in America. Customers for these so-called Smoxploitation movies are willing to shell out 25 pounds just to watch a woman, fully clothed, inhale and exhale for half an hour. And to think anyone who comes to my house gets it for free.", Sunday Mirror, Feb. 4, '96 | |
| • | quit - "I gave up smoking last June, having been a 40-a-day person, and after that I went on a complete health drive... Stopping smoking, though, has been great - before I was always feeling stressed if I couldn't smoke", The Express (UK), Feb. 11, '99 | |
| • | quit - "I haven't smoked since June", "giving up smoking - even after 15 years - would have been a doddle if I could have sat around eating chocolate ice-cream", Daily Mail, Mar. 23, '99 | |
| • | quit - "Your biggest waste of money? 'Smoking 40 a day for 15 years. I gave up last June' ", Sunday Express, Apr. 11, '99 | |
| • | quit - "I gave up smoking (I used to be a 40-cigarettes-a-day girl)", Daily Mail (UK), Jul. 19, '99 | |
| • | quit - "I was tempted to ask for a cigarette, only I've given up", Daily Mail (UK), Nov. 2, '99 | |
| • | quit - "I used to smoke, but gave up a while ago when it got to the point when I just didn't want to trek to the all-night shop in the middle of the night just for a packet of cigarettes", PR Newswire, Mar. 7, '00 | |
| • | quit - "I was the worst smoker...I carried at least two spare packets of cigarettes in my handbag in case - the panic of not having a spare one. I resorted to insisting that I took meetings on the roofs of buildings if they were non-smoking. Every morning, because my other half is not a smoker, I would go into the kitchen and crouch in one corner to have my smoker's cough", Kick it with Dale, Carlton Television (UK), Mar. 8, '00 | |
| • | quit - "says television presenter Lowri Turner, 35, who quit her 40-a-day habit two years ago. When Turner gave up, she 'went cold turkey', without resorting to nicotine patches. She admits her sanity went slightly adrift for six months, and that she developed an addiction to Diet Coke, but her method worked. 'Nowadays, the only thing I dislike is the fact that I am one of the boring majority sitting indoors while all the interesting people go outside for a fag.'", Daily Telegraph (UK), May 9, '00 | |
| • | spotted: "she had a fag on", London Celebrity Spottings website, Jul. 1, '00 | |
| • | quit - "I was a very heavy smoker and I haven't smoked for about four or five years now, and what I would say is that I still think the most interesting people are the ones who smoke unfortunately, and I would want to be in the smoking room with all the smokers even though I don't smoke", The Wright Stuff, Five TV (UK), Mar. 31, '03 | |
| • | "When I was a smoker as a teenager, [my mother] used to let me smoke in the house, but she used to give me huge and long lectures about smoking and she kept putting pamphlets in my hands, and it was so horrendous. I didn't want to smoke at home", "Wright Stuff, The" (2000), Five TV (UK), Oct. 20, '06 | |
| • | "People who knew me many years ago - when every Friday was party night and I was smoking 40 cigarettes a day - wouldn't believe it if they looked in my fridge now", Now magazine (UK), Mar. 26, '07 | |
| • | quit - "In my 20s, I smoked 40 to 50 cigarettes a day...At 43, however, I don't smoke", Daily Mail (UK), Feb. 21, '08 |
| • | no - autobiography "I, Tina: My Life Story", '93 | |
| • | no - "She's never smoked.", Woman's Realm, Dec. 14, '99 | |
| • | no - "I was never into drugs or smoking", Virgin Media Music, Sep. 19, '08 | |
| • | no - "I've never smoked", Daily Mail (UK), Jan. 23, '09 |