[post_page_title]Cynthia Nixon – Then[/post_page_title]
Miranda Hobbes may have gotten a bad wrap for being the cynical singleton of the group but in contrast, she was the most responsible and independent of all the women. Cynthia Nixon’s portrayal of the character showed female viewers that you can be both a career and family woman, as we eventually saw her settle down with Steve and welcome an unlikely surprise into their lives, Brady.
[post_page_title]Cynthia Nixon – Now[/post_page_title]
In 2004, Cynthia Nixon won a Primetime Emmy for her role as Miranda on the show. Following the series finale, she starred in Little Manhattan, James White, and in A Quiet Passion as Emily Dickinson. The redhead turned blonde also cultivated a Broadway career, starring in productions such as The Philadelphia Story and Hurly Burly. In 2006, she was awarded a Tony for her performance in The Rabbit Hole. Nixon has been with her partner, Christine Marinoni, since 2012.
