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Sarah Jessica Parker - She plays Carrie, a journalist who writes a column on sex and dreams of finding true love. The actress is still remembered as Carrie today and has become a fashion icon, just like her character.

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Sarah Jessica Parker - She acted alongside her co-stars in two 'Sex And The City' movies. She's also starred in 'Did You Hear About the Morgans?' (2010), 'I Don't Know How She Does It' (2011) and 'All Roads Lead to Rome' (2016) as well as two seasons of the TV series 'Divorce.'

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Cynthia Nixon - Nixon played Miranda Hobbes, a 'workaholic' lawyer who doesn't trust men, but who ends up falling in love with Steve.

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Cynthia Nixon - The actress chopped off her hair for 'Wit' and also acted in the series 'The Big C.'

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Kristin Davis - She played Charlotte York, a romantic art curator. She is the most traditional and conservative one in the group.

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Kristin Davis - After the series, she acted in the movies 'Couples Retreat' (2009) and 'Journey 2: The Mysterious Island' (2012).

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Kim Cattrall - Kim Cattrall is Samantha Jones, the oldest in the group. A sexually liberal public relations seductress, she gets involved in several affairs, but ultimately ends up falling in love with two men: Richard Wright and Smith Jerrod.

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Kim Cattrall - The actress made the series 'Sensitive Skin,' which won her an Emmy nomination in 2015. When asked about a potential third 'Sex and the City' film, she was the only one of the four to say she wouldn't be a part of the project.

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Chris Noth - The big love of Carrie's life, Mr. Big or John James Preston is a successful banker who falls in love with the journalist, throughout the highs and lows of their relationship.

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Chris Noth - The actor is also famous for playing detective Mike Logan in 'Law & Order' and 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' as well as Peter Florrick in 'The Good Wife.'

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John Corbett - The actor played Aidan, an architect who had a long-term relationship with Carrie. Unfortunately for many fans of the series, the couple split.

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John Corbett - The actor was part of the cast on 'Parenthood'. He is also known for the movie series 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding.'

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David Eigenberg - He played Steve, who married Miranda. The actor came into the series in season 2.

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David Eigenberg - One of his biggest works after 'Sex And The City,' was the series 'Chicago Fire.'

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Jason Lewis - Lewis played Smith Jerrod, a character who broke through in his acting career thanks to Samantha, and later became her serious boyfriend.

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Jason Lewis - The actor has appeared in 'CSI,' 'Brothers & Sisters,' and 'How I Met Your Mother'.

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Evan Handler - He played Harry Goldenblatt, Charlotte's second husband. He's successful and head over heels for the art curator.

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Evan Handler - On TV, the actor appeared in 'American Crime Story' (2016) and 'Californication'.

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Kyle Maclachlan - Maclachlan was Trey MacDougal, Charlotte's ex-husband who had impotence problems. The actor later featured in 'Desperate Housewives,' 'How I Met Your Mother,' 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,' and the return of 'Twin Peaks,' as well as other films.

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Willie Garson - Garson was Stanford Blatch, Carrie's sensitive friend and loyal valet. After 'Sex and The City,' he played Mozzie, from the series 'White Collar,' and also acted in 'Whole Day Down,' 'Hawaii Five-0,' and 'Two And A Half Men.'

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Mario Cantone - The actor played the role of Anthony, Charlotte's friend, who gets involved with Stanford. The two end up falling for each other.

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Mikhail Baryshnikov - The famous Russian dancer played conceptual artist Aleksandr Petrovsky. He was Carrie's last boyfriend before she got back together with Mr. Big.

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Jon Bon Jovi - The singer was Seth, who Carrie meets whilst waiting for a therapy session. They get on well, but she then discovers the reason that he's going to therapy is because he can't remain interested in any woman after he's slept with them.

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Justin Theroux - Jennifer Aniston's husband and lead part of 'The Leftovers' appears twice in the series. In the first series he was Stanford's friend who hits on Carrie in a bar. In the second season he plays  a different character, Vaughn Wysel, her boyfriend.

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Bradley Cooper - The actor's career hadn't yet taken off in Hollywood when he was cast in the series. He played Jake, a guy who Carrie almost slept with after a photo shoot.

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Matthew McConaughey - The actor played a fictional version of himself. He and Carrie meet in Los Angeles.

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Sarah Michelle Gellar - The famous star from 'Buffy' appears in the same episode as McConaughey. She works for a small producer and wants to adapt Carrie's column into a movie.

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David Duchovny - The star from the series 'The X-Files' and 'Californication' was Jeremy, an ex-boyfriend of Carrie's from college, who ended up in a psychiatric hospital.

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Geri Halliwell - The former member of the Spice Girls made an appearance in an episode as Phoebe, a friend of Samantha's who tells her about a cool roof-top pool in Manhattan.

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John Slattery - Before becoming world famous as Roger Sterling from 'Mad Men,' the actor played one of Carrie's boyfriends who had strange sexual desires.

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Alanis Morissette - The singer appeared in one episode, where she played a lesbian called Dawne and kissed Carrie.

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Kat Dennings - The star from '2 Broke Girls' played Jenny Bier, an irritating teenager who hires Samantha to plan her bat mitzvah.

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Sônia Braga - The actress played Maria, a lesbian painter who Samantha gets involved with for three episodes in the series.

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Chandra Wilson -

Now renowned for her role as Bailey on 'Grey’s Anatomy,' the actress played a police officer who catches Samantha sticking posters over signs of her ex-boyfriend, Richard Wright, who cheated on her.

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