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Aiming4777
Rank: Albert Einstein2 (33,513) | Television (57), film (31), smoking (25)
46 minutes after the question was opened (07/01/2008 04:52pm)
Actors are exempt from the smoking ban in England if smoking on stage or in front of the cameras is key to their performance and integral to the plot. See this link for a case where it wasn’t http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/theatre/article-23401913-details/Unholy%20row%20as... copy This is not the case in Scotland, where there is no exception. See this link http://devilskitchen.me.uk/2006/08/shouting-fire-in-crowded-theatre.html copy This link has some interesting sidebars http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/6960076.stm copy
CGA
Rank: Albert Schweitzer (8,049) | smoking (9), Television (7)
6 hours after the question was opened (07/01/2008 09:14pm)
Alternatively they could use one of these :- http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/gamucci-micro-electronic-cigarette/index.html copy
BobBibleman
Rank: Novice (49) | film (8)
25 hours after the question was opened (07/02/2008 04:56pm)
Smoking in films and TV had died out. Much like an unpuffed ciggie
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Does it help in the slightest if I say that the character of Max in Eastenders was smoking outside last night? In other words do they have to film outdoors only, if one is smokin' a fag.
Don't think so - Liz MacDonald was smoking in the bar that her and Vernon were thinking of taking over. It wasn't open to the public, but even so...
They're trying to ban smoking in films.