For past few weeks we have been discussing about the male characters, prominent on the series Sex and the City and we already have covered Aidan Shaw, Mr. Big etc. Let us now take a break here from the usual and talk about the most visible gay character, Stanford Blatch on the show, who is also at times referred to as the 5th lady on the series, owing to his proximity to Carrie.
Seasoned actor Willie Garson has enacted the character for all the six seasons of Sex and the City and even reprised it in the movie that followed.
Stanford is basically a talent agent and hails from a well – bred and titled family background. If you observe his style sense, you would know that it can only be compared to that of Carrie Bradshaw.

It is sometimes attributed that the duo have been friends since the 1980s when they were young and used to have fun in the New York City bar and club scenario. On the show, Stanford does say that he has been a friend of Carrie since she used to wear Candies and travel in subways.
Stanford, although has his own independent story plot given that he is an important supporting character, is shown as a kind of person who is gay but has to suffer at times for his physical inabilities and insufficiency.
The fifth season of the series saw him going out with Marcus Adente, a Broadway dancer and at times he is also linked up with Charlotte’s friend and a wedding planner named Anthony Marentino who also is gay, as they are both seen kissing in the film.
So, this was all about Stanford Baltch. The response that we are getting from our readers is overwhelming. We thank you all, please do keep writing to us, it is really a wonderful moment to sit back and sift through the feedback that we receive.
That is all for now, will be back next week with another character to discuss and talk about.
Tal Talbot
 

Hello all.
Continuing with are series on the male characters featuring in our favorite show Sex and the City, we are today talking about Jack Berger, a character so very well by film and TV actor, Ron Livingston for broadly two seasons of the show, i.e. the fifth and the sixth season.
He is the scornful satirical writer and a companion of Carrie intellectually and not just sexually as many of her other dates and lovers have been (I recall here the first episode of the sixth season, where Carrie was so very edgy about her first ever date with jack). The problem however is that while his career is scaling down, Carrie’s going very well. Even as they have an affair that many of us common folks will love to have, ingrained with amusing chitchat and so many similar thinking but the relationship between the both breaks badly with his loss and her gain confronting each other very badly.

All this is basically for books, as hers is not only accepted for publishing is very successful too, but his is rejected by the publishers I guess.
Also Carrie on an occasion criticizes the book written by Jack and is on some events uncomfortable with his ex-girlfriends.
Many of us will remember the style in which he leaves her, with a Post – it note that reads,
"I'm sorry, I can't, don't hate me".
Touching isn’t it? Do write in your comments and views for all us to read here.
Tal Talbot
 

Greetings to all the Sex and the City  fans out there.
Today I am going to throw light upon Harry Goldenblatt (character portrayed by Evan Handler in the series and also in the movie) the Jewish solicitor specializing in divorce and whom we see in the last two seasons of the show and then in the movie as well.

Even as Harry is totally head over heals for Charlotte, she initially prefers just sex based relationship with him. One thing leads to another and slowly both are in deeply in love. For Charlotte, this turns out very well, as her relationship with Trey was nothing or the word unsatisfactory will fit here, as compared to her love for Harry.
Ups and Downs happen in almost all relationships. Even Charlotte and Harry had their share of it, especially when she converts into Judaism for Harry’s sake and fulfill his wish to marry a Jew and in another instance when they have this huge fight which causes them to part ways for some time.

The bond however is too strong for distances to interfere and soon they marry each other and even consider conceiving a child or adopting one. By the end, they even get consent for the adoption of a Chinese girl who is later christened Lily. This they do in the subsequence of a miscarriage, Charlotte has to experience, and the difficulties she faces in getting pregnant.
If you all have seen the movie, and I am sure, most of you have done that, Charlotte and Harry have a girl together as well who they name Rose.
This was just a little bit on Harry Goldenblatt, an unusual surname to me at least, but a fascinating character on the show, nevertheless.
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You all keep your views and thoughts coming in, I will be back soon with another latest part of the male characters on Sex and the City
Tal Talbot