Did someone forget to take her Metamucil? Actress Kim Cattrall — a fan favorite for her turns in the ’80s comedy Mannequin and as maneating PR hotshot Samantha Jones on TV’s Sex And The City — is under fire after she allegedly got testy with reporters at Wednesday night’s Big Apple premiere for her new movie, Meet Monica Velour.
How did we miss Kim Cattrall’s debut as the new face of I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better?!
The eternally-youthful star, 54, filmed a series of advertisements in Argentina for the butter substitute. In one frame, Kim’s seen summoning a hunky young man who then feeds her toast.
“Enjoying I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter is kind of like finding a deliciously gorgeous man, and then discovering he’s single,” Kim recently said of her new gig.
“I should not have had sex so young. I lost my virginity at 15 and thought: ‘Is that it?’ I was not ready for the experience. It set a pattern after that. I was not expecting a great deal from sex – and I did not get it either. I would have been better to discuss sex with girlfriends – and I think girls are more open today….No one really tells you how to do sex. I remember reading the Kama Sutra, but could not really understand it… I separated love from sex. Or just thought sex would lead to love. It did not, of course….” Actress Kim Cattrall Shares Her Thoughts on Sex…
No one puts Samantha Jones in a corner! Actress Kim Cattrall was never able to enjoy the couture costumes on the Sex And The City set because the high-end designers only sent sizes to fit her super-skinny co-stars. The revelation comes just days after Mad Men beauty Christina Hendricks lashed out at fashion designers for not lending her a dress to accommodate her curvy figure.
Kim Cattrall is swapping Cosmos and stillettos for an honorary degree! On Monday, the actress who gave life to Sex And The City’s aging sex kitten Samantha Jones received an honorary fellowship from Liverpool John Moores University for her contribution to the arts.
The 53-year-old actress was born in the English port city but was raised largely in Canada. Wearing a cap and gown, Cattrall told hundreds of graduating students packed into Liverpool’s Anglican cathedral that the honor was “a dream come true.”
“My family is here with me today. My mum, my aunties, my cousins, my friends. They have given me such confidence to make me believe that I could achieve anything I wanted to if I worked hard enough and I stayed true to myself. To all of you graduating today, I want to offer my heartfelt congratulations – you’ve worked damn hard.”