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| • | "Jennifer Jason Leigh loves to smoke. But she doesn't smoke. But she's smoking. 'I'm about to play a chain-smoker,' the actress explains, nestled in a sofa in a Manhattan hotel room. 'So why stop and begin again?'", Newsday, Mar. 6, '94 |
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| • | "Dressed all in black -- cotton trousers, jacket and T-shirt -- chain-smoking camel lights, the finest american actress of her generation looks as strung-out and dislocated as any earthquake victim", for her role as Dorothy Parker she "took up smoking again", Vogue (UK), Apr. '94
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| • | "here at the 47th Cannes movie festival, she has something even better: the freedom to light up at will. 'I love it, I can smoke anywhere', sighs the young star, exhaling the fumes from a Marlboro as she relaxes poolside at the posh Majestic Hotel", Toronto Star, May 20, '94 |
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| • | "At a press conference for Hudsucker Proxy, the production-direction team of Joel and Ethan Coen lit up first, followed in rapid succession by Jennifer Jason Leigh, Tim Robbins, the moderator of the conference and his assistant", South China Morning Post, May 26, '94 |
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| • | "puffing on a cigarette ... 'I know I like it here. I can even smoke in the elevator if I want to'", Toronto Star, Sep. 11, '94 |
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| • | "She's thin to the point of gaunt, wrapped in beads and homemade tattoos and pounding Marlboro reds", Seattle Times, Sep. 30, '94 |
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| • | "She cracks her knuckles and stubs out one of an endless series of Camel Lights", Esquire (UK), Dec. '94 |
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| • | "she lights up ... Leigh has finished her french fries and has moved on to Camel Lights. ... peppering her speech with four-letter expletives, fishing for another cigarette and finding the box empty", USA Today , Jan. 6, '95 |
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| • | "smoking is now the one vice that straight-arrow Leigh shares with her disturbed screen incarnations ... Besides smoking, one thing Leigh does share with the likes of Parker and Selena is a driving sense of perfectionism", Chicago Sun-Times, Apr. 2, '95 |
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| • | when asked "Any vices?" she replied "I smoke", Los Angeles Times , Nov. '95 |
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| • | "her slender fingers draw a cigarette from a pack of American Spirits", New York Daily news, Dec. 4, '95 |
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| • | "Jennifer Jason Leigh, a teensy woman with alabaster skin, dishwater blond hair and a penchant for pastels, is picking at a Cobb salad with one hand and smoking a long, white-tipped cigarette with the other. ... exhaling a polite stream of smoke", San Francisco Examiner, Dec. 31, '95 |
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| • | "Since I myself like to smoke, I accept roles in which I have to do that", TV Movie magazine (Germany), c. '95 |
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| • | "'Do you mind?' she asks, lighting a cigarette and looking around for an ashtray. Of course not. One would expect Jennifer Jason Leigh to smoke. She is sitting up straight in her chair, looking demure and girlish, bare legs and bobby socks offsetting the powder-blue elegance of a pleated skirt and matching jacket. The cigarette, and wary darkness in her eyes, are all that connect this small, pale, delicate woman to the visceral characters she portrays on-screen", MacLean's Magazine, Jan. 15, '96 |
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| • | "I don't think that I'm self-destructive in my life, except for my smoking", Boston Phoenix, Jan. 25-Feb. 1, '96 |
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| • | "she took a drag on a Marlboro Light", Boston Herald, Jan. 25, '96 |
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| • | "She drags on a cigarette", New York Newsday, Jan. 29, '96 |
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| • | "She lights up a cigarette", Chicago Tribune, Feb. 16, '96 |
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| • | quit - "I quit smoking in January as my New Year's resolution. That was my only real addiction", Calgary Sun, Aug. 11, '96
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| • | "Jennifer was more interested in searching out the pool table in the apartment club room for middle-of-the-night pool parties and Camel short cigarettes", Kansas City Star, Jul. 27, '96 |
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| • | "between puffs on a cigarette", City Beat,'96
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| • | "smokes in real life", Bizarre, Mar./Apr. '98 |
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| • | "A bleached haired Jennifer Jason Leigh smiles painfully in between drags on her cigarette", If magazine, Dec. 17, '99
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| • | quit - said she had to start smoking again for the Parker movie and continued to smoke after it was finished, Interviewer: "And do you still smoke?", JJL: "No, I quit three years ago.", Inside the Actor's Studio (Bravo), c. '99 |
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| • | "Wearing an impenetrable pair of sunglasses during a recent interview, Leigh, 39, works her way through a pack of cigarettes, a cup of tea and a plate of French fries on the patio of the hotel Chateau Marmont", Los Angeles Times, May 13, '01 |
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| • | "Jennifer Jason Leigh takes a drag of her American Independent cigarette and looks rather disdainfully at it as she's reminded that she stopped smoking years ago when she was doing the turn-of-the-century period movie 'Washington Square,' when even radical outspoken women didn't smoke. 'And guess what?' she says, putting on a bit of her 'Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle' faux nastiness. 'I started again... Yeah, I started smoking during editing [of The Anniversary Party]'", website, Jun. 29, '01
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