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I Think That Hollywood Is Sort Of Guilty Of Having A Moral Blind Eye On This Subject. While At The Same Time, You Know, Being Involved In A Lot Of Liberal Causes And Being Involved Very Militantly, Hollywood Is, In Fact, Guilty Of Helping To Addict People To Smoke.

I Changed My Diet Completely. You Know, I'm From Cleveland, So I've Always Loved Sausage And Red Meat And All Of That Stuff, So Now I Find Myself Not Eating Any Of That, No Red Meat, No Sausage. It's Basically A Vegetarian Diet With A Little Bit Of Fish. I Drink Quarts Of Carrot Juice, Quarts Of Cranberry Juice, Endless Amounts Of Water And Nothing Else.

Every Time I Flicked Channels, There I Was, Talking. I Was Talking Too Much And Writing Too Little. So Naomi And I Went To Hawaii. The Phone Was Cut Off And We Lost Touch. This Gave Me The Chance To Have A Good Think About My Life.

I'm Not Suggesting At All That We Take Away All Of The Characters' Vices. I Am Suggesting That This Particular Vice Is So Insidious, So Nefarious, And So Deadly That Simply By Glamorizing It Or Poisoning Our Young Adults, And I Think It's A Very Separate Category, But In No Way Am I Suggesting That We Move On From Banning Smoking In Movies To Banning Drinking, You Know, Or Whatever Else We Want To Do.

There Are Certainly A Lot Of Sins To Be Taken On. To Take On Smoking And Movies Is A Weighty Enough Thing, I Think, And It's One I've Experienced, And It's What's Caused Me To Live In-with My Voice Maimed For The Rest Of My Life.