VOICED: Tati fans see smoke over 'missing pipe'

The transcript discusses the controversy surrounding the removal of a pipe from posters advertising a retrospective of Mr. Rouleau's work in the Paris Metro. The pipe, a trademark of Rouleau akin to Charlie Chaplin's bowler hat, was replaced with a yellow windmill due to anti-smoking laws. This sparked public debate, with fans arguing for the pipe's symbolic return. The controversy has boosted interest in the exhibition, highlighting Taty's comedic style. Cinema unions criticized the censorship, advocating for a campaign more aligned with Taty's spirit, while the ad agency remains cautious to avoid legal issues.

What actions have cinema unions taken in response to the censorship of smoking representations?

What does the term 'Tatty Spirit' refer to in the context of the advertising campaign?