Career: Parker's scenes were deleted from her first film, Rich Kids. However, she was seen in sitcom Square Pegs. She appeared in several movies during the 1980s, including Footloose. Films since then include LA Story, Honeymoon in Vegas, Ed Wood and The First Wives Club. In 1998, she took the role of Carrie Bradshaw in HBO comedy series Sex and the City. The show was a huge hit and won Parker three Golden Globe awards. Since it finished in 2004, she's concentrated on big-screen work such as The Family Stone, Failure to Launch, Smart People, and two Sex and the City movies. More recent projects have included Garry Marshall's romantic comedy New Year's Eve and the comedy I Don't Know How She Does It.

Career: Davis's movie debut was 1987's Doom Asylum. Film and TV roles followed before she found fame as devious Brooke Armstrong on Melrose Place. She appeared in the Hugh Grant flop Nine Months (1995) but in 1998 she landed the role that made her famous, Sex and the City's Charlotte, an art dealer who struggles with her inhibitions as she dabbles in New York's singles scene. She played the character in 94 episodes over six seasons and two movies. She currently stars in Bad Teacher, a TV series based on the 2011 film.

Career: Nixon has worked with such acclaimed directors as Louis Malle, Milos Forman, Mike Nichols, and Robert Altman. Her most notable films include Amadeus, The Pelican Brief, Marvin's Room, The Out-Of-Towners, and Igby Goes Down. She's also worked extensively on stage, appearing in productions of Honey and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? as well as forming her own off-Broadway company, Drama Dept. But Nixon didn't hit the big time until Sex And The City became a massive hit in 1998. She won an Emmy for her role in the HBO sitcom. She has also won a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in the drama Rabbit Hole. Nixon has also appeared in ER, House, the Sex and the City movies, and An Englishman in New York.