Anche lei fumava il sigaro

Anche lei fumava il sigaro is a 1985 Italian drama film directed by Alessandro Di Robilant. Di Robilant co-wrote the screenplay with Julio Salinas, making it one of the director's early-career works. Shot in its original Italian, the story unfolds in Milan, where the city's atmosphere helps define the film's dramatic framework.

The production belongs to the relatively small-scale, character-driven strand of Italian drama cinema of the mid-1980s. Its cast includes the Japanese-born actor Haruhiko Yamanouchi, who worked in Italy for many years, alongside performers such as Maurizio Donadoni, Alessandro Haber, Jole Silvani and Andrea Coppola. Since accessible sources offer no detailed information about the film's plot, box office results or critical reception, what is presented here is limited to verified credits-level data.