Celebrities famous pipe smokers

[philip]

Don Porter - Gidget's dad.

 

[logandow]

Harold Sakata the actor who played odd job in James Bond

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_eIeZP25724E/SfL5emLSrII/AAAAAAAAA80/yHPkaFMV-UE/s400/untitled.bmp

 

[judcole]

Duh ! Tolkien. But finding one that's more surprising.... Hmmmm..

I did Tolkien, but in a post with others.

 

[colorduke]

Author Shelby Foote.

 

[mluyckx]

@jud: didn't catch that, sorry

 

[revs]

Ian Anderson. No pic. From Jethro Tull for those that don't know.
Aqualung

 

[buster]

Majilton wrote;

Buster is it true vincent price was a expert at asian cooking i have heard this mentioned its funny i wwas thinking about this when his photo went up then you put up about his cookbook what food is he cooking in this book
Answer;
Not sure about the Asian cooking. The cook book includes recipes from around the world but has none from Asia. Apparently he was a life long smoker and gourmet. Very interesting book, leather bound and glossy pictures. I collect old cookbooks and this is one of my special ones. This is a link to a blog that has a pic of the books cover.
http://cookbookoftheday.blogspot.com/2009/09/treasury-of-great-recipes.html

 

[buster]

]Peter Sellers![/url]

 

[judcole]

C.S. Lewis

 

[majilton]

My friend tells me there was a president that smoked a pipe sometimes a corn cob hes supposed to have worn a hat type i think was a boater.I wish he hadnt told me now im trying to find out who it is from the usa

 

[bigvan]

Majilton, I'm not sure about which US President you're thinking of. "Boater" hats were popular in the early 20th century, and at that time I'm not sure a cob would be considered very "Presidential".

 

[throwryuken]

Edwin Hubble.
funny pipe fact about hubble was that he many times refused to have his photo taken without pipe in hand.

 

[judcole]

Majilton, I'm not sure about which US President you're thinking of. "Boater" hats were popular in the early 20th century, and at that time I'm not sure a cob would be considered very "Presidential".

I'm pretty sure I have seen photos of Harding wearing a straw boater - can't find one, though. And in those days, before "image consultants", not sure anyone cared about what looked "presidential". :D

 

[judcole]

Faulkner

 

[deleon]

Gregory Peck

 

[philip]

I found a site with quite a few others:
Famous Pipe Smokers

 

[judcole]

How could I forget Sparky Anderson!!??!!!

Great find, Philip.

 

[majilton]

Jud the photo you explained i to also think ive seen something like this but i carnt find it anywhere.The only corn cob famous guy i know was general mcarther.and if i recall he had quite a large bowl pipe.But i still search for this president

 

[majilton]

Well heres a photo of herbert hoover 31st president i think wearing his boater.He was a pipe smoker the 1920-30s fits in with the hat and i have him holding one of his pipes its not a corn cob but i can bet on another photo he will have one heres the link www.old-picture.com/united-states-history-1900s---1930s/Herbert-Hoover.htm

 

[bronxbriar]