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All Has Changed, Thanks To Joe Eszterhas' Life-threatening Battle With Throat Cancer. He Announced In "the New York Times" That He And Hollywood Had Blood On Their Hands And Now Eszterhas Is Crusading To Stop Hollywood's Glamorization Of Smoking.

There's No Doubt In My Mind That Bill Clinton Will Stop Smoking Cigars, Will Never Smoke Them Again, As A Result Of What He Did With That Cigar.

Now The Cigarette Companies Claim That They Don't Do That [ Pay To Have Their Product Advertised In Movies ] Anymore, Although It Certainly Makes You Wonder A Bit When An Independent Production Like "in The Bedroom", You Know, Seems To Focus Constantly On Marlboros And Almost It Turns Into A Marlboro Ad, Whether There Was Any Money Exchanged.

I Will Focus On Smoking In Movies And With The Amount Of Time That I Have Left In The World, I Will Do The Best I Can To Stop Smoking In Movies And Also To Help People Stop Smoking, Just Normal Ordinary People Who May Need Help.

Joe Lieberman Was Threatening Censorship. What I'm Arguing Is That If The Creative People In Hollywood Themselves Have A Responsibility, Have A Moral Responsibility In Terms Of Smoking, Not To Show Smoking In Movies.