Kim Cattrall, best known for her iconic portrayal of Samantha Jones in Sex and the City, demonstrated her dynamic acting range in the 1995 film Live Nude Girls. Directed by Julianna Lavin, the indie comedy-drama explores themes of friendship, love, and personal identity through the lens of a bachelorette party attended by a close-knit group of women.
Cattrall plays Jamie, one of the friends who gathers to celebrate the upcoming wedding of another. Jamie’s character is witty, bold, and unapologetically self-assured, traits that Cattrall brings to life with her trademark charisma and subtle comedic timing. Her performance adds a layer of authenticity to the film, which blends humor with heartfelt introspection.
Though Live Nude Girls didn’t garner widespread acclaim, it has remained a cult favorite for its raw honesty and the standout performances of its ensemble cast. For fans of Kim Cattrall, the film serves as an early example of her ability to portray complex, multi-dimensional women—a skill that would later define her career.
