Cynthia Nixon: "I'm in love with her!"

**Kirsten89** · March 9th, 2008, 02:01 PM

Originally Posted by sparkly

She did get prettier as the show went on, and I especially loved the brighter red color they used on her hair.

She's by far my favorite character on the show, and I related to her the most. This may not be true, but I heard that the movie will have Miranda dealing with an atrraction and feelings for another woman.

She was very pretty during Charlotte's wedding to Harry.

Yeah, she could have always done better then Steve imo. Sweet guy yes, but such a puss. I hope they do do something like that or at least make her single again. She was always the most confident out of the group on needing not needing a guy around.

**sputnik** · March 9th, 2008, 02:59 PM

^^^
it always pissed me off that they had her end up with that wimpy loser steve. i detested his character. it really bugged me because she was my fave too.

**WhateverLolaWants** · March 9th, 2008, 05:05 PM

I liked Steve...I thought they balanced one another.

**PlayfulKisses** · March 9th, 2008, 07:23 PM

Oh no, I don't want the movie to show Miranda and Steve separated or divorced. They truly loved one another and made a perfect couple. As Lola said, they balanced each other out.

**sparkly** · March 9th, 2008, 11:11 PM

Originally Posted by Kirsten89

She was very pretty during Charlotte's wedding to Harry.

Yeah, she could have always done better then Steve imo. Sweet guy yes, but such a puss. I hope they do do something like that or at least make her single again. She was always the most confident out of the group on needing not needing a guy around.

I also love how she's so independent and not emotionally needy, like some of the other characters. I didn't like Steve a whole lot, but I think he softened up her cynical view of love. It's going to be awesome to see what happens in the movie.

**Buffy Burnett** · March 10th, 2008, 12:11 AM

Ok, really want to be supportive about this relationship but...EWWWW...Felix and Oscar, anyone?

**Honey** · March 10th, 2008, 01:22 AM

Originally Posted by lurkur

^^ Hopefully in Cynthia's case, her vision will fade too.

Funny

Did she leave her hubby for this woman? It says the two lesbians bring the kids up, so wondered where he features.

**MrsMarsters** · March 10th, 2008, 01:24 AM

Hell, for the longest I thought the gf was a man!

**fattymatty** · March 10th, 2008, 05:40 AM

her girlfriend looks like she could be her chubby teenaged son.

**sputnik** · March 10th, 2008, 08:56 AM

steve balanced miranda out? how? he wasn't half as smart or witty as miranda and he had a shitty personality and a wimpy voice. she was way too good for him. i started liking satc less and less as the seasons went on and the steve-miranda thing pretty much turned me off the show.

**GoldDust77** · March 10th, 2008, 12:41 PM

Originally Posted by sputnik

i started liking satc less and less as the seasons went on and the steve-miranda thing pretty much turned me off the show.

^^I agree Sputnik. The thing, though, that turned me off the most about the Miranda storyline (and not to piss off/annoy any of the moms on here--I'm just talking about a TV show) was when they had Miranda become a mom. I liked the show SOOOO much better when it was about 4 SINGLE, CHILDLESS women. And Miranda was the LAST one who you would've thought would've ended up with a child. (which is, i suppose, why the writers did it.) I liked single, independent Miranda who happily lived alone with her cat and her nightstand-drawer full of vibrators (

), and was into her career & didn't need a man to fulfill her, and who didn't particularly like kids. --the consummate independent, professional, Manhattan single woman. I loved the episode where she was all skeeved out & uncomfortable at her Connecticut-soccer-mom's baby shower where she was surrounded by soccer moms & she was all like, "Ewww....I NEVER want to be like this!..Get me out of here!".(I can relate!) To end the show by turning her into exactly what she once loathed--a married Brooklyn mom (NOT that there's anything wrong with that; it just was NOT Miranda), really rubbed me the wrong way.

OK enough about this show....

But oh how i miss SATC!!!!

**Dixie Normos** · March 10th, 2008, 12:45 PM

Originally Posted by WhateverLolaWants

I liked Steve...I thought they balanced one another.

Me too, he seemed to keep her grounded...not lose herself in work and let life slip her by.

**aabbcc** · March 10th, 2008, 12:57 PM

GoldDust ... Cynthia was actually pregnant at the time. Maybe the writers thought it would be easier to just write the pregnancy into the storyline instead of trying to hide her stomach ... like they had to do later with SJP.

**WhateverLolaWants** · March 10th, 2008, 01:26 PM

Originally Posted by sputnik

steve balanced miranda out? how? he wasn't half as smart or witty as miranda and he had a shitty personality and a wimpy voice. she was way too good for him. i started liking satc less and less as the seasons went on and the steve-miranda thing pretty much turned me off the show.

Steve isn't unintelligent, he just isn't an intellectual. He is sometimes far more perceptive than Miranda, especially about people and their emotions. I think the honeymoon episode was a really good indicator of that. Miranda is so matter of fact, and so very much in her own head that often times she doesn't make the connections between activity and the triggering/resulting emotion. Steve's character balanced her in that he kept her in touch with that. He so often relaxed her and reminded her there was more to life than just doing what was necessary.

I liked them very much as a couple. They remind me of some of my favorite rl couples. Steve isn't someone I would choose for ME, but I think he and Miranda paired up nicely.