Cynthia Nixon

2005 Emmy Nominated: Lead Actress, Warm Springs

2004 Emmy Nominated: Supporting Actress, Sex and the City

2003 Emmy Nominated: Supporting Actress, Sex and the City

Cynthia, a native New Yorker, made her winderful film debut in Little Darlings in 1980. Since then she has done a great deal of work on Broadway, appearing in productions such as "The Last Night of Ballyhoo," "Indiscretions," and "Angels in America" (the television adaptation of which is also nominated for an Emmy). Cynthia has even gone so far as to appear in two different productions at the same time: "Hurlyburly" and "The Real Thing." Her hard work has not gone unnoticed, either, garnering her a Los Angeles Drama Crtics Award, a Theatre World Award, and a Tony nomination. On top of all this, she is also the co-founder of Drama Dept., a New York theatre company. Nixon joins her "Sex and the City" castmates Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall and Kristin Davis in Emmy nominations this year.

Nixon is nominated for "2005's Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Mini Series or Movie" for her role as Eleanor Roosevelt on "Warm Springs."

Cynthia Nixon is nominated for her 2004 supporting role in the HBO series "Sex and the City".

Cynthia is nominated for "2005's Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series" for her role on "Sex and the City."

Cynthia Nixon Videography

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