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Did Audrey smoke?

 spookytjc posted over a year ago
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kateliness2 said:
She did, at least for a while.

Here are some excerpts from newspapers/magazines:

"'I love making movies,'' she says in that wonderfully elegant voice, as she leans forward so her press agent can light her cigarette ", New York Times, Jun. 4, '80

"'I was just sort of launched on this career,' she says, lighting a cigarette and exhaling a thin stream of smoke", Washington Post, Aug. 5, '85

"'I read these things and I marvel,' she says, lighting a cigarette ... reaching for another cigarette", Raleigh News & Observer, Mar. 3, '91

"The day typically wound down with Hepburn ambling around the house with a Kent cigarette and her nightly 'two fingers' of J&B Scotch", People Magazine, Oct. 31, '94

Many biographies describe her as a "chain smoker", a "heavy smoker", ever since she was 15.
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Excellant answer :) And she did smoke in more than one of her movies.
JenniferDempsey posted over a year ago
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Which is Breakfast at Tiffany's. She smoke in the car.
charissajayna posted over a year ago
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luv_audrey said:
Proof. But like others said, it was supposed to be elegant and the thing to do back then. And Audrey does make it look elegant, although its bad for your lungs.
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Proof. But like others said, it was supposed to be elegant and the thing to do back then. And Audrey does make it look elegant, although its bad for your lungs.
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katgal6 said:
She did smoke for a while but only because back then they thought it was elegant
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audreymp said:
claro! fue un vicio... =)
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She did smoke, but eveyone did back then, so you can't blame her.
Audreyfan101 posted over a year ago
ariane1 said:
Yes, she smoked. It was "the thing to do" in her era, and she did it elegantly. She supposedly smoked only six cigarettes a day, saying that's what her mother told her was proper.
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Audrey_Angel said:
Audrey was smoking (cf to all the published biographies), especially when she felt nervous, anxious or depressed (e.g. she had been smoking up to 60 cigarettes/day after her 2nd miscarriage), but luckily Mel was there to drive her back to normality.
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