Sarah Jessica Parker Confirms She Was Let Go From Two Film Roles

Sarah Jessica Parker, also known as Carrie Bradshaw from the famous film "Sex And The City" has revealed during "The Howard Stern Show" that she was fired from two animation films. Sarah Jessica Parker said she was fired from "Antz" and Sharon Stone replaced her.

The famous star, also known as SJP, mentioned that the week before she was fired from "Antz," she got a call from the production people involved about how great she was, according to US Magazine. Unfortunately, after a week, Sarah Jessica Parker got fired from the job.

Later on after being fired from the "Antz" movie, Sarah Jessica Parker was facing the same problem again. The actress was let go from "Home on the Range," a 2004 animated film. Sarah Jessica Parker revealed she was already doing voice sessions when she was let go.

Sarah Jessica Parker said she couldn't even remember which movie she was fired first. The 51-year-old actress also revealed that she always thought when they said they were going to a different direction, it was merely a joke, according to ABC. However, the different direction turned to SJP being let go from the role.

Sarah Jessica Parker is still a successful actress and became famous being Carrie Bradshaw of "Sex And The City" movies and TV series from 1998 to 2004. SJP is currently starring on "Divorce," a new HBO series.

Sarah Jessica Parker and Howard Stern from yesterday’s appearance promoting her new show #DivorceOnHBO! pic.twitter.com/0DyLpzd51R

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Sarah Jessica Parker has also been giving hints about a third movie of "Sex And The City." SJP mentions about a very long and honored relationship with both men and women who watched the show.

Sarah Jessica Parker added that she and the rest of the members of the production of the film "Sex And The City" always have to know that what they offer to the fans is deserving of their time, affection and money. SJP added that the possibility of "Sex And The City 3" is not yet on the table but in the warming drawer.