Biography of Sarah Jessica Parker
For her work in television and cinema, actress Sarah Jessica Parker is awarded a number of awards. The role in the series “Sex and the City” made her a star.
Early years
Actress and producer Sarah Jessica Parker was born March 25, 1965 in Nelsonville, Ohio. The fourth of eight children in the family, Sarah grew up in poverty.
After the parents’ divorce, the children were brought up by their mother, schoolteacher, and, often unemployed, stepfather. Sarah from an early age helped the family, making money by dancing and singing at parties.
Early career
In 1976, when Sarah got her first role on Broadway in the production of The Innocent, her family moved to New Jersey to promote the girl’s career. The next few years, Parker, along with four of his brothers and sisters, toured with the performance “Sound of Music.” The first big breakthrough happens in 1979-1980, when Sarah gets the main role of Annie on Broadway.
Educated
In 1982, Parker appears before the television audience in the role of a cute eccentric in the sitcom “Not at ease.” Soon after this new wave of popularity brings her a secondary role in the well-known 1984 film “The Free.” Next year, Parker will play in the tape “Girls Want to Have Fun” along with the young Helen Hunt. The success of both films provides her work for the whole decade, and she gets roles in many projects on both the big screen and on television.
In the early 1990’s, Mr. Parker makes a bold transition from teenage to adult roles, having appeared with Steve Martin in the film “Los Angeles History”, and after gaining recognition as a critic and the film world of his joint work with Nicolas Cage in the film “Honeymoon
In the mid-1990s, Mr. Parker plays only a few secondary roles, including roles in the films Rhapsody Miami, Club First Wives and Mars Attack! . Her work in the theater during this period, including the leading role in the production of “Sylvia”, for which Parker was nominated for the “Drama Desc” award, was accepted by the public much warmer.
“Sex and the City”
In 1998, Parker received the main role of New York journalist Carrie Bradshaw, the leading column about sex, in the TV series “NVO” “Sex and the City.” The show, which tells the story of the life of four friends from Manhattan, is gaining popularity both among viewers and critics. In the early 2000s, Mr. Parker received a number of Golden Globe awards for this work, which provides her with work and a high appreciation from the fashion world. In 2008, the eponymous film was shot on the TV series, which has such success with the public that in 2010 its continuation appears.
Fashion world
Due to the role in the series, Parker becomes an icon of style, enjoying great commercial success. In 2003, she became the face of the company “Garnier”, introducing a line of hair care products. Next year, Gap signs a 38 million contract with Parker, and the American Fashion Design Council recognizes it as the “Fashion Standard” of the year.
Personal life
Parker’s life outside the screens also did not go unnoticed. After a tumultuous relationship with Robert Downey Jr. and John F. Kennedy, Jr., in 1997 she marries Matthew Broderick. In October, a couple is born a son, James Wilkie Broderick, named after the late father Matthew. In 2009, Sarah and Matthew resort to the services of a surrogate mother, and twin girls, Marion Loretta and Tabitha Hodge are born.
Quotations
“Too handsome men are never good in bed, because they have never been charged.”
“A girl should at least sometimes pamper herself.”
“If I had no children, I would lead every evening of my life in the theater or in ballet.”
“I never judge others, I always say that if you like what you are doing, then the flag is in your hands.”
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