Sarah Jessica Parker

Sarah Jessica Parker is an American actor and producer, best known for playing Carrie Bradshaw in the television series Sex and the City.

Carrie Bradshaw: A fictional New York writer portrayed by Sarah Jessica Parker in Sex and the City. Parker’s signature role made Bradshaw a defining figure in her public career.
Sex and the City: An American television comedy-drama about four women navigating relationships and careers in New York City. The series is Parker’s best-known starring role and the basis for its spin-offs.
Pretty Matches: A production company founded by Sarah Jessica Parker and Alison Benson. The company represents Parker’s work developing television and other projects.
Carrie Bradshaw effect: The cultural influence of Carrie Bradshaw on fashion, media, and portrayals of single women. Parker’s portrayal made the character a lasting reference point in popular culture.
Darren Star: An American television writer and producer who created Beverly Hills, 90210, Melrose Place, and Sex and the City. Star created the series that established Parker as a television lead.
And Just Like That…: An American television series continuing the lives of characters from Sex and the City. Parker returned as Carrie Bradshaw in this later continuation.
Divorce: An American comedy television series about a couple ending their marriage after years together. Parker starred in and executive-produced this HBO series after Sex and the City.
Sex and the City fashion: The distinctive clothing and styling associated with Sex and the City. Parker’s costumes, especially those worn as Carrie, became a major part of the show’s cultural legacy.
Cynthia Nixon: An American actor and politician who played Miranda Hobbes in Sex and the City. Nixon was Parker’s co-star throughout the original series and its screen continuations.
Hocus Pocus: A 1993 American fantasy comedy film about three witches resurrected in Salem, Massachusetts. Parker played the witch Sarah Sanderson in one of her best-known film roles.

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Candace BushnellRelated: Parker’s performance made the adaptation’s central character a defining television figure.