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Pictured: Jennifer Love Hewitt, Whitney Port, Jason Lewis, Bo Derek, John Corbett and Jessica Szohr.
What do you think of her dress?
She looks beautiful!
Sarah Jessica Parker has been snubbed by fans of Sex and the City, who have voted her character Carrie Bradshaw the show’s least sexy female.
The actress’ cocktail-swilling journalist alter-ego has come bottom of a poll conducted by Pincer Vodka, to mark forthcoming movie sequel Sex and the City 2.
Kristin Davis’ conservative art dealer Charlotte York is the surprising winner, ahead of flamboyant maneater Samantha Jones – played by Kim Cattrall.
Cynthia Nixon’s redhead lawyer Miranda Hobbes claimed third place, relegating Bradshaw to fourth, and last, place.
Pincer Vodka CEO Jonathan Engels said: “We were stunned with the outcome of the poll and we suspect Sarah Jessica Parker might need more than one Cosmopolitan to drown her sorrows.”
Ouch! That’s gotta hurt! Back in 2007, Maxim named Sarah the Unsexiest Female.
Do you agree?
New York- Two years after breaking box office records with their first feature film, the Sex and the City gang hopes audiences are ready to get carried away again – this time all the way to Abu Dhabi.
On the same majestic dunes that Peter O’Toole famously crossed in Lawrence of Arabia almost 50 years ago, Parker and her costars – Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon, and Kim Cattrall – mastered the art of strutting through the desert in stilettos. They also learned to ride camels…while decked out in really, really expensive clothing. “Kim and I had this camel that without any warning would just sit down whenever he wanted. And we were dressed like lunatics!” Parker says. “Designer couture on camels. And I mean Couture. I had some vintage Dior pieces from the couture archives on a camel.”
Unlikely as it may seem, the idea to send the ladies on an exotic five-star vacation sprang from the recession. “We were in the middle of an economic downturn, and I realized that during the Great Depression, the movies’ job was to go to a bit of an escapist’s bend,” says King, who took over as show-runner on the HBO series after creator Darren Star stepped down in 2000. “So I thought, let’s take everybody on a big, fun trip. Because I don’t think people want to see Carrie Bradshaw selling apples under the bridge.”
The lack of fan scrutiny spared everyone from resorting to fake-out tactics, such as the day King sent Cattrall to the New York set in a wedding dress. John Corbett (Aidan) even managed to stay in Morocco for two weeks without a word of it leaking to the press. “I couldn’t believe that I got to go there and the paparazzi never caught me,” says the actor. “The whole time we were there, one guy got a shot off, but I had a little bag I was carrying and I got it up in front of my face. That was the only photo- a big, tall guy with a bag in front of his face.”
