Please add to the list

04-08-2009, 02:40 PM

Here is a list of famous cigar smokers. Add to it if you like, could be some that are missed.

What I would like is your list of top five cigar smokers of all time.

King Edward VII
President Ulysses S. Grant
President John F. Kennedy
President Bill Clinton
President George W. Bush
Winston Churchill
Fidel Castro
George Burns
Mark Twain
Milton Berle
Bill Cosby
Jack Nicholson
Babe Ruth
Al Capone
The Marx Brothers
Michael Jordan
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Francis Ford Coppola
Rush Limbaugh
Sylvester Stallone
Ron Perelman
P. Diddy
Sharon Stone
Whoopi Goldberg
J. P. Morgan
Sigmund Freud
Bruce Willis
Michael Douglas
W. C. Fields
Howard Cosell
Orson Welles
Harrison Ford
Tom Cruise
Che Guevara
Charlie Chaplin
David Letterman
Danny Devito
Peter Falk
Thomas Edison
Dan Rather
Justice Clarence Thomas
Mel Gibson
Rudolph Giuliani
John Travolta
John Wayne
Demi Moore
General George S. Patton
George Hamilton
Chuck Norris
Jim Belushi
John Belushi
Marlene Dietrich
Susan Lucci
Gina Gershon
Alfred Hitchcock
Elvis Presley
Tom Selleck
Oscar Hammerstein
Sammy Davis Jr.
George Gershwin
James Coburn
Robert De Niro
Pierce Brosnan
Pierce Brosnan
Paul Anka
Andre Agassi
Joe Pantoliano
Ernest Hemingway
Luciano Pavarotti
Lee Iacocca
Sammy Sosa
Nicholas Cage
Gregory Hines
James Woods
Mikhail Baryshnikov
John Grisham

My list is;
1) President John F. Kennedy (With all we know now, he could have been our greatest leader.)

2) Mark Twain (More inspiration for the common man than we have today)

3) General George S. Patton (He is what we need today on the battlefield.)

4) Ernest Hemingway (I enjoy writing and cigars, just knowing he did too is special to me)

5) Anton (Doc) Clifton (my Grandfather-He's why I smoke now.)

04-08-2009, 02:40 PM	#1
drhalle Guest Posts: n/a	Please add to the list Here is a list of famous cigar smokers. Add to it if you like, could be some that are missed. What I would like is your list of top five cigar smokers of all time. King Edward VII President Ulysses S. Grant President John F. Kennedy President Bill Clinton President George W. Bush Winston Churchill Fidel Castro George Burns Mark Twain Milton Berle Bill Cosby Jack Nicholson Babe Ruth Al Capone The Marx Brothers Michael Jordan Arnold Schwarzenegger Francis Ford Coppola Rush Limbaugh Sylvester Stallone Ron Perelman P. Diddy Sharon Stone Whoopi Goldberg J. P. Morgan Sigmund Freud Bruce Willis Michael Douglas W. C. Fields Howard Cosell Orson Welles Harrison Ford Tom Cruise Che Guevara Charlie Chaplin David Letterman Danny Devito Peter Falk Thomas Edison Dan Rather Justice Clarence Thomas Mel Gibson Rudolph Giuliani John Travolta John Wayne Demi Moore General George S. Patton George Hamilton Chuck Norris Jim Belushi John Belushi Marlene Dietrich Susan Lucci Gina Gershon Alfred Hitchcock Elvis Presley Tom Selleck Oscar Hammerstein Sammy Davis Jr. George Gershwin James Coburn Robert De Niro Pierce Brosnan Pierce Brosnan Paul Anka Andre Agassi Joe Pantoliano Ernest Hemingway Luciano Pavarotti Lee Iacocca Sammy Sosa Nicholas Cage Gregory Hines James Woods Mikhail Baryshnikov John Grisham My list is; 1) President John F. Kennedy (With all we know now, he could have been our greatest leader.) 2) Mark Twain (More inspiration for the common man than we have today) 3) General George S. Patton (He is what we need today on the battlefield.) 4) Ernest Hemingway (I enjoy writing and cigars, just knowing he did too is special to me) 5) Anton (Doc) Clifton (my Grandfather-He's why I smoke now.)