Love the old b&w Sherlock Holmes movies. The Universal Horror movies have some pipe smokers.
Movies with Pipe Smoking Scenes
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"Patterns", a 1956 Rod Serling teleplay about corporate politics. A longtime company VP and last original executive, played by Ed Begley, smokes a smooth straight stem while introducing himself to his, yet unknown, replacement played by Van Heflin. This a good movie and is available for free on YouTube.
Watching the latest Bond film, No Time to Die - there was a scene in the MI-6 office with paintings on the wall. One was Judy Dench’s M, the other was of the old M (1983-89) Robert Brown, and he had a pipe dangling from his mouth in the oil painting.
It seems to have become a cliché in Japanese manga and anime that often (not always) when the good guys decide to spy on the bad guys (or on their friends' budding romance) that a short shot of them appears with them all in deerstalker caps and holding a pipe.
Gonna be honest, my interest in the pipe originated not from Sherlock or Gandalf, but from the anime girls Victorique de Blois from Gosick (detective, wields a bent billiard of either ceramic or maybe painted meer) and Beatrice the Golden Witch from Umineko (evil witch who, in place of a magic wand, uses a long kiseru pipe).
Having written that now, I suddenly see why my first three pipes were, in order: a bent billiard, a meer, and a long kiseru.
I watched the movie Looking for Mister Goodbar" The first "lover" is a college professor and he smokes a pipe in a few scenes, as well as being a general piece of poo. But he has to be because well everyone has to be a suspect.
For me it was Richard Scary. And now I know why I really want to teach animals to smoke pipes.
I only read through page 7, so if it's been mentioned or not I dunno. It's a TV series and not a movie, but R. Lee Ermey smokes a pipe (a Peterson I think) in the first few episodes of "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr." (1993-1994) in almost every scene he's in. Can't seem to find any screenshots though and the scenes aren't on YouTube.
The only shot I found on a Google search and all you can see is the stem as he's got his hand wrapped around the bowl:
The only shot I found on a Google search and all you can see is the stem as he's got his hand wrapped around the bowl:
Braven has a pipe smoker in it, a really old movie if you want to watch is father goose...alot of different pipes.
I must have missed something. I just watched BRAVEN and saw a lot of shoot um up, ice and show but not a pipe to be seen.
The guy who got killed by being pulled over a cliff with a atv smoked a pipe rewatch it...not to bad of a movieI must have missed something. I just watched BRAVEN and saw a lot of shoot um up, ice and show but not a pipe to be seen.
I'll do a rescan. I'm beginning to think we all have too much free time on our hands.....
FATHER GOOSE (1965)
A coincidence? In the third pic the pipe looks like a Castello Searock in the Woodstock shape. Note the shiny lucite stem. I have one that looks exactly like it that I bought the year before the movie was made.
A coincidence? In the third pic the pipe looks like a Castello Searock in the Woodstock shape. Note the shiny lucite stem. I have one that looks exactly like it that I bought the year before the movie was made.
Not exactly a "pipe" but take a look in the lower left corner of the pic and you'll see a can of Raleigh. This image was taken about 50 years ago and the can looks just like todays.
This image is from one of the videos about Dick Proenneke, a truly fascinating guy. If you're interested, a little looking on the net should find them.
This image is from one of the videos about Dick Proenneke, a truly fascinating guy. If you're interested, a little looking on the net should find them.
So who is going to see Oppenheimer? I hear Cillian Murphy smokes a pipe throughout the movie.
Just re-watched "The Enemy Below" for the first time in years, the only pipe smoker I noticed was the destroyer's ship's doctor.