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WEEK'S TOP 10 FILMS?
30% feature smoking...
HOW MOVIES SELL SMOKING:
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WHO ENDORSED THE R-RATING?
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"Each time a member of the [film] industry releases another movie that depicts smoking, it does so with the full knowledge of the harm it will bring to children who watch it."
- Letter to studio heads from 31 Attorneys General, May 1, 2007

What you need to know about smoking in movies:

• The tobacco industry has collaborated with Hollywood, including paid product placement. (more)

• The more smoking kids see on screen, the more likely they are to become smokers and, later in life, to die from tobacco-related diseases. (more)

• Health authorities and public health organizations worldwide have endorsed four policies to save lives - without censorship. R-rating future smoking would avert 60,000 tobacco deaths a year in the U.S. (more)

• The large media companies that own the major Hollywood studios responsible for 90% of kids' tobacco exposure have yet to substantially and permanently reduce kids' exposure - or even inform parents which films feature tobacco. The answer? Take action. (more)

Pediatricians have called movie smoking "the single biggest media risk to young people." This site gives you the facts - and the tools - to take charge.

Julia Roberts (top); Brad Pitt and Helena Bonham Carter (bottom)


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