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"[Moore], smoking long pink cigarettes (I never saw any of those in 1962, which is when the film is set), takes numerous inhales but doesn't exhale much. A beautiful young blonde actress [Weber] has lots of sensuous inhales and exhales in her two or three scenes... There is also ambient smoking, especially in a flashback sequence outside a dancehall in which many young women are exhaling cigarette smoke. There's enough good smoking in this film to make it worthwhile."
"Moore smokes well in multiple scenes throughout. Gold-tipped pink cigarettes (2 or 3) in one lengthy scene near the end. Not the best lighting, but some decent exhales, including nostril exhales, and some dangling. But she's completely overshadowed by a young blonde actress [Weber] with a Bardot thing going, character named Lois, who has zero dialogue but who smokes beautifully throughout one brief scene outdoors and a long scene in a college classroom with several thick, luscious exhales. The director really focuses on her smoking, once even showing an ultra-closeup on her (fantastic) lips through a drag and exhale."
Other references to this movie:
Julianne Moore - Picture - holding, Single Man, A (2009)
Julianne Moore - Picture - holding, Single Man, A (2009)
Julianne Moore - Picture - receiving a light, Single Man, A (2009)