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Famous Cigar Smokers Quiz

Stars with stogies! Can you name these well-known puffers?
Quiz by CBTemple
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Last updated: August 3, 2012
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First submittedAugust 3, 2012
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British PM during World War II
Winston Churchill
Star of "Ghost" and "The Color Purple"
Whoopie Goldberg
He'll be back
Arnold
Schwarzenegger
1st U.S. President born in the 20th century
John F. Kennedy
Star of "Chinatown" and "A Few Good Men"
Jack Nicholson
Film comedian; host of "You Bet Your Life"
Groucho Marx
Probably not jumping on couches anymore
Tom Cruise
Gordon Gekko enjoys cigars,
and so does he
Michael Douglas
WWII general - "Old Blood and Guts"
George S. Patton
Replaced Thurgood Marshall on SCOTUS
Clarence Thomas
Conservative radio talk-show host
Rush Limbaugh
Gap-toothed late night host
David Letterman
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Long-time Cuban dictator
Fidel Castro
Tom Sawyer & Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain
TV's Cliff Huxtable
Bill Cosby
"Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar",
said this psychoanalyst
Sigmund Freud
Larger-than-life Yankee HOF slugger
Babe Ruth
Led the Chicago Bulls to 6 NBA titles
Michael Jordan
Long-time partner of Gracie Allen
George Burns
The little tramp of silent films
Charlie Chaplin
"Taxi's" diminutive Louis DePalma
Danny DeVito
Known as "Mr. Television" in the 1950s
Milton Berle
1920s Chicago bootlegger and gangster
Al Capone
TV's raincoat-clad detective Columbo
Peter Falk
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Level 79
Aug 3, 2012
I understand Bill Clinton enjoyed cigars as well. Nice quiz!
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Level 69
Jul 9, 2019
Yes, but this quiz asks for cigar *smokers*.
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Level 50
Sep 7, 2012
George Carlin once quipped, "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. But sometimes, it's a big, brown.." Do a Google search for the rest.
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Level 15
Sep 7, 2012
how can you possibly not include red auerbach - the legendary boston celtics coach known for smoking after every victory?!?
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Level 89
Apr 17, 2019
Lakers fan
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Level 56
Sep 8, 2015
The spelling is "Whoopi"
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Level 74
Jan 13, 2016
Agreed
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Level 69
Jul 9, 2019
In addition to Whoopi being spelled wrong, it looks like there is an extraneous bracket from an HTML tag after A Few Good Men.
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Level 76
Sep 5, 2016
He's fictional, but I was hoping Tony Soprano would be on here
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Level 45
Sep 13, 2016
Normally I roll my eyes when I see my fellow Brits moaning that certain quizzes are "too US-centric" but, y'know...
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Level 87
Apr 6, 2017
Are you referring to Churchill, Castro, Freud, Chaplin, or Schwarzenegger?
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Level 62
Jun 10, 2019
Those people are all famous in America. There are several others on here that very few people outside the US have heard of.
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Level 84
Aug 16, 2017
What?! No "Babyface" Finster from the Bugs Bunny cartoon?!!!
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Level 51
Oct 17, 2017
Another SCOTUS member, Justice Kagan, has been photographed enjoying a cigar.
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Level 82
Dec 5, 2017
Run a Google image search for *Tito cigar* and then tell me why he's not included here ...
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Level 56
Jan 11, 2018
First, I don't envy you the comments of people who "suggest" which other answers should be included in your quiz. That said...

The question on the U.S. president should be reworded or LBJ should be accepted. Yes, JFK preceded LBJ, but LBJ was older. So he too could be considered the "1st U.S. President born in the 20th century" depending on how that question is interpreted.

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Level 84
Nov 9, 2018
You have an extra > after your <\i> on "A Few Good Men".
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Level 73
Jan 31, 2023
I don't smoke anything, but I scored all 24 on this quiz in 2:44.
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Level 88
Jan 2, 2024
This is a great general knowledge quiz, can’t believe I’m the first to nominate it. Maybe lose the Bill Cosby question? Clinton’s shenanigans were way funnier…