Sarah Jessica Parker Says It Would Not Have Felt Right to Make Shoes in China

The transcript discusses Sarah Jessica Parker's iconic character, Carrie Bradshaw, and her relationships, particularly with shoes. It explores how shoes became a narrative device in 'Sex and the City'. Parker's journey to creating a shoe line is detailed, highlighting her principles against mass production in China. Her collaboration with George Malkemus to produce an Italian-made shoe line is also covered.

Which character did the narrator believe Carrie Bradshaw should have stayed with?

• Harry

• Steve

• Aiden

• Mr. Big

What was the original source material for Carrie Bradshaw's character?

• A novel by Darren Stark

• Candace Bushnell's articles

• A fashion magazine

• A screenplay by George Malkemus

What was Sarah Jessica Parker's main reason for declining mass shoe production offers?

• Preference for acting roles

• Lack of interest in shoes

• Desire to produce shoes in Italy

• Principle against producing in China

Who did Sarah Jessica Parker collaborate with to create her shoe line?

• Candace Bushnell

• Darren Stark

• George Malkemus III

• Walter Steiger

What was a key factor in Sarah Jessica Parker's decision to produce shoes in Italy?

• Higher quality craftsmanship

• Lower production costs

• Better marketing opportunities

• Faster production time

What was a significant aspect of New York in 1977 according to the transcript?

• It was a tech hub

• It was known for its food

• It was shoe heaven

• It was a fashion desert

What did Sarah Jessica Parker and George Malkemus III have in common regarding their shoe line?

• A desire to produce in China

• A passion for quality footwear

• A focus on high-end fashion shows

• A shared history in acting