Actors always loved props and-so instead of a hat or an umbrella, they feel really comfortable with a cigarette as a prop.

A cigarette in the hands of a Hollywood star onscreen is a gun aimed at a 12- or 14-year-old.

You must show how gruesome that death is because if you don't, then you turn into some kind of comic book and pain, then death, doesn't have a consequence, and pain doesn't have a consequence.

Fact is we went on to do other things. But we still wanted to do our success like rock'n'roll stars.

I have my own religious bond with the God in my own head.

I think it's terrible to show that to kids. It's - I think you should - if you - if you do a piece where something violent happens and someone dies or is badly injured, you must show the pain.

I do want to make a special appeal to women movie stars to, I think, have a special responsibility these days to stop smoking, not to do it up on screen because the example that's being set is really an awful example.