Cynthia Nixon Reflects on Sex and the City Legacy and Political Views
The actress discusses her admiration for her alter ego Miranda and how it defines her public image while revealing her warm demeanor shifts when politics are mentioned.
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- Cynthia Nixon
- Sex and the City
- The Gilded Age