Six Movies Where Smoking Steals the

Scene

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1. The Graduate

Mrs. Robinson probably wouldn’t

look quite as demure – and,

well, let’s say it: seductive –

without a cigarette dangling between

her fingers.

2. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

It can seem like Blondie is chewing on the same ratty

cigar for the entirety of the film,

but nothing punctuates a shoot-out like that single, swift readjustment at the end of this

scene…

3. Pulp Fiction

It’s easier to punctuate sentences in that

awkward silence with a cigarette. You’ll note that it’s sometimes

important for actors to have something to do with their hands – we

don’t want things getting too awkward,

after all…

4. Goodfellas

De Niro doesn’t get anything in

this scene except a cigarette, his

eyes, and a badass tune. That’s all the master needs,

though.

5. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

It’s hard to imagine Depp’s Hunter S.

Thompson without a massive cigarette holder clenched

between his teeth, seemingly never smoking it, just

holding on from start to finish like it’s the

only thing of permanence in the

entire film.

6. Girl, Interrupted