Release date: January 20, 2006 More »

Country	Date
Canada	September 9, 2005
USA	January 20, 2006
UK	June 16, 2006
Australia	June 25, 2006
Singapore	July 6, 2006
Venezuela	July 14, 2006
Israel	July 20, 2006
Hungary	August 10, 2006
Denmark	August 11, 2006
Mexico	August 11, 2006
Brazil	August 18, 2006
Estonia	August 18, 2006
Iceland	August 25, 2006
Sweden	August 25, 2006
Finland	August 26, 2006
Germany	August 31, 2006
Italy	September 1, 2006
France	September 8, 2006
Romania	September 8, 2006
Netherlands	September 17, 2006
Chile	September 21, 2006
Spain	September 22, 2006
Belgium	September 27, 2006
Greece	October 5, 2006
Japan	October 14, 2006
Austria	October 20, 2006
Argentina	October 26, 2006
Russia	November 9, 2006
Philippines	November 22, 2006
Poland	May 11, 2007

Cast:

• Joan Lunden as Herself
• Eric Haberman as Robin Williger
• Aaron Eckhart as Nick Naylor
• Mary Jo Smith as Sue Maclean
• Todd Louiso as Ron Goode
• Jeff Witzke as Kidnapper
• J.K. Simmons as BR
• Marianne Muellerleile as Teacher
• Cameron Bright as Joey Naylor
• Alex Diaz as Kid #1
• Jordan Garrett as Kid #2
• Courtney Taylor Burness as Kid #3 (as Courtney Burness)
• Jordan Del Spina as Kid #4 (as Jordan Orr)
• Maria Bello as Polly Bailey
• David Koechner as Bobby Jay Bliss
• Kim Dickens as Jill Naylor
• Daniel Travis as Brad
• William H. Macy as Senator Ortolan Finistirre
• Katie Winslow as Jeanette
• Richard Speight Jr. as Trainee
• Eric Maldonado as Tobacco Club Host
• Robert Duvall as Captain
• Renée Graham as Tiffany
• Katie Holmes as Heather Holloway
• Adam Brody as Jack
• Timothy Dowling as EGO Assistant
• Rob Lowe as Jeff Megall
• Sam Elliott as Lorne Lutch
• Connie Ray as Pearl
• Dennis Miller as Himself
• Terry James as Ski Mask #1
• Marc Scizak as Ski Mask #2
• Rachel Thorp as Flighty Girl
• Karen Harrison as Nurse
• Aaron Lustig as Doctor
• Melora Hardin as Interviewer
• Brian Palermo as FBI Agent (voice)
• Michael Mantell as Dr. Meisenbach
• Tonyo Meléndez as Mr. Herera (as Tonyo Melendez)
• Spencer Garrett as Senator Lothridge
• Earl Billings as Senator Dupree
• Catherine Reitman as Reporter #1
• Sean Patrick Murphy as Reporter #2
• David O. Sacks as Oil Lobbyist
• Nancy O'Dell as Herself (as Nancy Humphries O'Dell)
• Roy Jenkins as Debate Moderator
• Howard Weitzman as Gentleman #1
• Bruce French as Gentleman #2
• Robert L. Richards as Gentleman #3
• Christopher Buckley as Man at Metro Station (uncredited)
• Michael Calder as Congressman (uncredited)
• Dominick Cicco as Workman (uncredited)
• Jacques Derosena as College Student (uncredited)
• Karen Dyer as Flight Attendant (uncredited)
• Jim R. Felton as Tobacco Lobbyist (uncredited)
• Robert Malina as Peter (uncredited)
• Neil Patil as Lab Technician (uncredited)
• Aloma Wright as Gizelle (voice) (uncredited)
• James Younan as Committee Attendee (uncredited)
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About:

The hero of Thank You for Smoking is Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart), chief spokesman for Big Tobacco, who makes his living defending the rights of smokers and cigarette makers in today's neo-puritanical culture. Confronted by health zealots out to ban tobacco and an opportunistic senator (William H. Macy) who wants to put poison labels on cigarette packs, Nick goes on a PR offensive, spinning away the dangers of cigarettes on TV talk shows and enlisting a Hollywood super-agent (Rob Lowe) to promote smoking in movies. Nick's newfound notoriety attracts the attention of both tobacco's head honcho (Robert Duvall) and an investigative reporter for an influential Washington daily (Katie Holmes). Nick says he is just doing what it takes to pay the mortgage, but he begins to think about how his work makes him look in the eyes of his young son Joey (Cameron Bright).