The Mickey's Christmas Carol. Tis the season and all (and my favorite Christmas story).
Pipe Sighting at the Movies
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One of my favorite pipe smoking actresses, Eva Green leads a pipe smoking cast in The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan. They are mostly smoking the long thin pipes reminiscent of a ranger fantasy pipe.
Just finished watching Django again and there are numerous pipe smoking scenes in it from cobs to churchwarden’s.
It wouldn't be Christmas without some Indiana Jones.
Who is looking into it?
Top men!
Who is looking into it?
Top men!
Hateful Eight another Tarantino movie 5/5. Opens with Kurt Russel smoking a Mastro de Paja which he commissioned from them himself. Apparently he is a long time customer. Samuel L. Jackson also smokes a pipe in the beginning of this movie.
Watching a movie, Inbred (2011), halfway through, a character called "Wilf" is smoking a pipe. Can't find a screenshot and I don't feel like rewinding to take a picture of the television. It's only one scene.
Two social workers take some ASBO kids out to the country, get abducted by inbreds from the defunct mining town they're in. It's OK if you like horror, some of the costumes are creative, the CGI effects suck though, but most of the practical effects are pretty good. Story is... well like a typical B list slasher. Not worth watching just to see the one scene anyway. It's available on Amazon Prime Video.
Also, almost forgot about this one, but we binged "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" few weeks ago; season 7, episode 16 opens with this:
Two social workers take some ASBO kids out to the country, get abducted by inbreds from the defunct mining town they're in. It's OK if you like horror, some of the costumes are creative, the CGI effects suck though, but most of the practical effects are pretty good. Story is... well like a typical B list slasher. Not worth watching just to see the one scene anyway. It's available on Amazon Prime Video.
Also, almost forgot about this one, but we binged "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" few weeks ago; season 7, episode 16 opens with this:
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Foyle's War; Series 7 (2013); Episode 1 The Eternity Ring. Sir William Chambers is seen smoking a P-Lip bent billiard in a meeting with Foyle. At the end of the episode he is seen in his office packing his pipes, carefully wrapping each one in a cloth. On the desk is a beautiful small rolltop pipe and tobacco stand with 7-10 pipes on top. I was unable to find a picture. Clearly the actor knows pipe smoking.
Matt Damon in True Grit, and some great smoking scenes with Nicolas Cage in Butchers Crossing. 
Homie will need a surgical procedure to alleviate the tongue bite if he’s puffing on a Mac baren Virginia like that.
MONSIEUR SPADE Season1 Episode 1
Look at that white bowl.
Look at that white bowl.
A little obscure for Americans, but here is Oh Shucks...Here Comes Untag, a comedy by Leon Schuster, who is a South African filmmaker and director, and this is him starring in the film, smoking his pipe in this scene, at the end of which, he screams, "Bliksems!" Translates to "bastards." That's your Afrikaans lesson for today.
It's pretty funny throughout--he wrestles a fake lion for the tourists, has this kudu head mounted on the motorcycle for more trickery, and it is set in the fictional country of Nambabwe. Partly in English, some Afrikaans, free on the Youtube. Lots of little cool things, like Worsie Visser's "Boesmanland vat my hand" playing on the radio in the background of the store scene.
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Watched the Blues Brothers the other day. I haven’t watched it in years. There are several scenes with pipes.
The great Donald 'Duck' Dunn, RIP.
I watched a very good movie last night called Bertie and Elizabeth. In one scene, King George VI meets with Clement Atlee, who is smoking a silver-mounted full-bent. The King mentions that Atlee once gifted him this pipe with a "self-cleaning gadget".
The Enemy Below 1957 Starring Robert Mitchum and as the ships Doctor Russell “Rusty” Collins smoking a pipe. One of my favorite movies!
This is one wacky movie ! Great scene here.