1. Examples of different contextual treatments of movie smoking, clockwise from top left: Cruella de Vil, an uncomplicated villain in 101 Dalmatians (rated G; Walt Disney Productions, 1961); Gwyneth Paltrow smoking in the context of a sexually provocative scen...
Examples of different contextual treatments of movie smoking, clockwise from top left: Cruella de Vil, an uncomplicated villain in 101 Dalmatians (rated G; Walt Disney Productions, 1961); Gwyneth Paltrow smoking in the context of a sexually provocative scene in Great Expectations (rated R; 20th Century Fox Film Corporation, 1998); Ethan Hawke blowing smoke into a backlit wine glass to show what the planet Titan looks like in Gattica (rated PG-13; Columbia Pictures Corporation, 1997); and Brad Pitt smoking after a brutal fight scene from Fight Club (rated R; Fox 2000 Pictures, 1999).
James D. Sargent et al. Pediatrics 2012;130:
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