Rob Reiner,co-founder of Castle Rock Entertainment,was greadtly surprised when he saw his
But it's getting an education. Susan Moses,deputy director of Harvard's Center for Health Communication,and Lindsay Doran,former head of United Artists,have been going from one studio to another. They hit the bosses with hard facts:a million teens a year become daily smokers,and a third of those will eventually die from tobacco-related illness. When Doran and Moses met with executives from Imagine Pictures,says Doran,“They said,‘Smoking is not in any of our scripts. ’But then they called the next day and said,‘We looked,and it's everywhere. ’”Karen Kehela,co-chairman of Imagine,recalls trying to take smoking out of one script. after the meeting,“but the actor insisted on smoking,”she says. In fact,many movie stars can't leave their cigarettes in the dressing room. “Actors who smoke look for any reason to integrate it into their characters,”Reiner says. “You have directors who don't care about the social implications or are yielding to the actors. ”
Reiner was astonished at the film Proof of Life made in his studio because______.
A.one of the characters smoked a lot
B.smoking added something to the plot
C.smoking in the film resulted in a storm
D.tobacco use was prohibited from films