Thank You for Smoking (4/5) Movie CLIP - Doing It for the Mortgage (2005) HD

Rachel did it for the mortgage, Harvey.

If Katie Holmes had reprised her role as Rachel Dawes in The Dark Knight this is what Rachel (Katie Holmes) and Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) would look like.

Confirmed that Harvey Dent got it in

And they who take up the sword, shall perish by the sword...

Christopher Nolan cast Aaron Eckhart as Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight (2008) after seeing Eckhart's performance in this movie.

Totally owned Harvey Dent 🤣

She played Nick and in the end, the joke was on her.

this movie did a good job coining the phrase "Yuppie Nuremberg Defense"

That was savage what goes around comes around bastard.

Great movie! And, over the years, I've worked alongside people who gripe that they hate their jobs but admit that they have to pay the mortgage somehow.

Wow Katie's voice sounds so different in this movie.

Two Face & Rachel Dawes Look like that's how Two Face met Rachel Dawes & that's how they've being dating

I have watched in rented disc

I bet you're glad Joker blow up Rachel now Harvey

Well this is technically Nick’s fault here with being clear to her what’s confidential

just imagine what this scene could have been with a good actress.

This could have been so much better with a decent actress.

Depending on your IQ, you will have interpreted the following about the message of this movie: - This is a manipulative man who wants to sell poison at all costs to people. - It is about the conflict between corporations and people. - It is about individual freedoms and personal responsibilities.

What if I told everyone that 80% of American men smoked in the early 20th century...yet lung cancer was nowhere near as common as it is now? Relax, I'm not a tobacco lobbyist, I do honest work for honest pay...but at the same time, I am a realist. What I'm saying is that there are many factors that cause many of the most common cancers, and other prevalent diseases, of our times. Take the new scientific studies on metabolic disease caused by consuming cheap foods of which most are made up of cheap and simple processed carbohydrates. And yes, I get it, back then cigarettes didn't have all the chemical the cigarettes have now but allow me to make my point with more examples. Let's look at Mexico, in particular southern Mexico. There are many male farmers and male peasants that are well into their 80s or even 90s that smoked and drank tequila for a good portion of their lives. Look at the French in Europe? They consume a lot of fat and smoke a lot, yet they don't get as sick as Americans do and are not nearly as obese. It may have something to do with all that fat they consume and the red wine and the exercise in walking across their cities. Yes, I said FAT. The decades long "boogeyman" that now scientists are accepting wasn't as bad as everyone thought, including saturated fat. Should you start smoking or encourage your children to smoke? NO! That is not what I'm saying. All I'm saying is that we have to stop blaming one thing and forgetting about all the factors that bring us health problems that destroy our quality of life. Think about this. Fat was stigmatized by the mainstream back in the late 70s and early 80s, the beginning of the low-fat craze in America that I'm sure spread around the planet. What happened in the last 40 years of cutting down on fat and consuming more food substituted with more sugar and carbs? Use common sense and look around. If you are old enough, use your mental time machine and go back to the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Did you hear so much about Alzheimer's or Dementia like you do now? Do you remember when Type 2 Diabetes was called Adult Onset Diabetes but changed because now children get it too. Did you see so many dialysis centers around your city or town like you see now? Did you? And btw, tobacco usage went down significantly during this time period. So you tell me, what really happened?