Laughing, Stone told the publication, "That is not allowed in 2021. We are not allowed to smoke onscreen in a Disney film."

Disney's then-CEO, Robert A. Iger, announced during a 2015 shareholder meeting that Walt Disney Studios would "prohibit smoking in movies across the board: Marvel, Lucas, Pixar and Disney films," with the exception of some historical figures.

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While Stone was excited to have that green plume of smoke in there, as shown in the animated introduction to Cruella in 1961's '101 Dalmatians', she still had to abide by the new rules.

Joking about her character, she said, "I don't want to promote smoking, but I'm also not trying to promote skinning puppies."

Coming from the 'I, Tonya' director Craig Gillespie, 'Cruella' reimagines Disney's iconic villain in the long-awaited prequel to '101 Dalmatians', following the origin story of Cruella de Vil.

Stone is the second actor to take on the role of de Vil for the big screen after Glenn Close played her in the 1996 '101 Dalmatians' adaptation and its 2000 sequel '102 Dalmatians'.

The highly anticipated performance from Stone in 'Cruella' is now playing in theaters globally and is available on Disney+ via paid Premier Access. The movie will be coming to all Disney+ subscribers on August 27.

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