She's ually the epome of style, grace and posure. But seems Sarah Jsi Parker was the mood to let her hair down last night as she attend a gay rights dner New York. The 45-year-old actrs was clearly havg the time of her life and appeared markedly more animated that she ually do public.
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- SARAH JSI PARK IS LIFE AND SOUL OF THE PARTY AT GAY RIGHTS DNER
- THE VOICE OF CHICAGO'S GAY, LESBIAN, BI, TRANS AND QUEER COMMUNITY SINCE 1985
SARAH JSI PARK IS LIFE AND SOUL OF THE PARTY AT GAY RIGHTS DNER
More than a before the show aired, Parker went on a bld date wh Willie Garson, who played Stanford Blatch, Carrie’s gay bt iend.
“It’s funny, she’s said terviews that every sgle one of her iends is gay ‘except for Willie Garson. Garson's gay talent agent character Stanford Blatch was a fan favore throughout "Sex and the Cy's" six-season n on HBO om 1998 to 2004.
THE VOICE OF CHICAGO'S GAY, LESBIAN, BI, TRANS AND QUEER COMMUNITY SINCE 1985
" Garson racked up well over 150 actg creds his more than three- reer, wh rol long-nng shows cludg USA's “Whe Collar” and CBS' “Hawaii Five-O” opened up to Page Six an terview last year about playg a gay character on "Sex and the Cy, " spe intifyg as straight. "For years I didn’t talk about bee I found to be offensive to gay people, " Garson said. Blatch was the outspoken, well-drsed, and endlsly hilar gay bt iend of Sarah Jsi Parker's Carrie Bradshaw.
Garson told the Huffgton Post UK that was imperative for him, as a straight man, to play a gay man as offensively as possible.
"It was also very important to the show, to show someone havg fun beg gay, beg proud, open, and fortable wh who they are, " he explaed. He add that he received ments om the gay muny that people felt reprented and seen by his character. Willie Garson's role as Stanford Blatch was the qutsential "gay bt iend" to Parker's Carrie Bradshaw.