Pipe Sighting at the Movies

[Bourbonandcigars]

I think there was one in maestro. The newer Bradley cooper movie

 

[Searock Fan]

Many Pipe Scenes in this one !
Obviously a Peterson & possibly a 302 System Pipe and a few others.
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THE MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE. A Peterson strikes again!

 

[Buffalo]

I apologize for the poor picture quality, but Prime TV on mobile just gives you a black box when you try and screenshot it, so had to take a picture off of my monitor. Someone else mentioned Walten Goggins in Fallout Episode 7, so here he is:

 

[Searock Fan]

I apologize for the poor picture quality, but Prime TV on mobile just gives you a black box when you try and screenshot it, so had to take a picture off of my monitor. Someone else mentioned Walten Goggins in Fallout Episode 7, so here he is:

Maybe this will help...

 

[Buffalo]

Maybe this will help...

Much better! Thanks. However, I wonder if Coop is setting there wondering if he can use that earpiece as tamp for his pipe....

 

[dingdong]

the Donald is a piper

 

[AreBee]

In my 5,000th watching of Urban Cowboy, I noticed Uncle Bob, Barry Corbin smoking a pipe. Did some searching and found the b/w which may be a headshot and not from a movie.

 

[PaulRVA]

In my 5,000th watching of Urban Cowboy, I noticed Uncle Bob, Barry Corbin smoking a pipe. Did some searching and found the b/w which may be a headshot and not from a movie.
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Yup, Corbin was a piper!

 

[Rossi320]

Lloyd bridges smokes a pipe in hot shots part 2

 

[Searock Fan]

SHERLOCK HOLMES, silent movie, 1922

 

[Hillcrest]

John Rhys-Davies is a pipe smoker; he has a youtube video sitting in the window of his farmhouse and his pipe rack is seen there, He also smoked pipes in a Murder She Wrote episode ... he had a large tin of Granger on his desk in the episode.

The Murder She Wrote episode was J.B. as in Jailbird. John Rhys Davies plays Lancaster ... former MI-6 Station chief in Kenya now exiled to California. In one of the opening scenes he load what appears to be a Dunhill shell briar Zulu with Sir Walter Raleigh from a new can on the desk (he opens it). In a subsequent scene he smoke SWR in what appears to be an Acorn shaped pipe with a triangular shank and a Lovat stem with a silver band. Later on he smokes a bulldog or rhodesian and has the can of Granger on his desk.
The episode is rated 7.2 by fans.

 

[RL Bucktails]

In Rocketman, the Elton John flick, his dad is holding a pipe in the living room in a scene. Funny how you being to notice these things.

 

[AreBee]

Speaking of Sherlock Holmes, this suave dude is William Gillette who played Sherlock Holmes in the 1916 silent movie an played him over 1,300 times on the stage.

First illustrations of Holmes in literature featured the character with a straight pipe, but Gillette introduced the bent briar pipe to Holmes most likely so that he could pronounce his lines more easily; a straight pipe can wiggle or fall when speaking, or cause problems with delivering lines while it is clenched between the teeth. It also allowed a more clear view of his face.

Gillette's "castle" is open to the public in Hadlyme, CT and is really a sight to be seen. My daughter was doing a research project on our town 10+ years ago and we found his grave in our hometown only a mile or so from our house.

 

[AJL67]

During the Murdock Mysteries, my latest murder mystery binge show, I’ve seen the same Pete’s with gold band half a dozen times in 5 seasons, smoked by various characters and the last time the bowl was angled and you could clearly see the pipe was brand new never smoked .

Also saw this in an episode.

 

[RL Bucktails]

Speaking of Sherlock Holmes, this suave dude is William Gillette who played Sherlock Holmes in the 1916 silent movie an played him over 1,300 times on the stage.

First illustrations of Holmes in literature featured the character with a straight pipe, but Gillette introduced the bent briar pipe to Holmes most likely so that he could pronounce his lines more easily; a straight pipe can wiggle or fall when speaking, or cause problems with delivering lines while it is clenched between the teeth. It also allowed a more clear view of his face.

Gillette's "castle" is open to the public in Hadlyme, CT and is really a sight to be seen. My daughter was doing a research project on our town 10+ years ago and we found his grave in our hometown only a mile or so from our house.

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That’s some smoking coat there.

 

[jpmcwjr]

That’s some smoking coat there.

Indeed it is! Must be five pounds of silk. A serious smoking rig.

 

[grand wazoo]

Speaking of Sherlock Holmes, this suave dude is William Gillette who played Sherlock Holmes in the 1916 silent movie an played him over 1,300 times on the stage.

First illustrations of Holmes in literature featured the character with a straight pipe, but Gillette introduced the bent briar pipe to Holmes most likely so that he could pronounce his lines more easily; a straight pipe can wiggle or fall when speaking, or cause problems with delivering lines while it is clenched between the teeth. It also allowed a more clear view of his face.

Gillette's "castle" is open to the public in Hadlyme, CT and is really a sight to be seen. My daughter was doing a research project on our town 10+ years ago and we found his grave in our hometown only a mile or so from our house.

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been to the castle, it's fabulous!

 

[AreBee]

Indeed it is! Must be five pounds of silk. A serious smoking rig.

Don't sleep on those shoes either!

 

[AJL67]

Same pipe finally smokes on Murdock Mysteries! I’m assuming they have multiples some for actors that smoke and some for those that don’t.

Also a rough and tumble dock worker in Newfoundland smoking a Pete’s with a gold band