Cindy Chupack

About the Author

Cindy Chupack is an award-winning writer who was most recently a writer/executive producer of HBO's Sex and the City. Chupack has written for a number of television shows, including Everybody Loves Raymond, and for several magazines, including Glamour, where she had her own column. She lives in New show more York City and Los Angeles show less

Works by Cindy Chupack

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Sex and the City: The Movie [2008 film] (2008) — Writer — 229 copies, 2 reviews

The Between Boyfriends Book: A Collection of Cautiously Hopeful Essays (2003) 151 copies, 5 reviews

The Longest Date: Life as a Wife (2014) 39 copies, 3 reviews

We Waited for You: Now We're a Family (2023) 12 copies, 1 review

Meeste vahepeal (2004) 1 copy

Otherhood {2019} 1 copy

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Associated Works

American Girls About Town (2004) — Contributor — 315 copies, 4 reviews

Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys: True Tales of Love, Lust, and Friendship Between Straight Women and Gay Men (2007) — Contributor — 103 copies, 3 reviews

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Canonical name: Chupack, Cindy
Legal name: Chupack, Cindy
Birthdate: 1965-05-27
Gender: female
Nationality: USA
Places of residence: New York, New York, USA
Los Angeles, Californien, USA
Education: Northwestern University
Occupations: screenwriter
executive producer
Awards and honors: Emmy und Golden Globe für Sex and the City

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We Waited for You: Now We're a Family by Cindy Chupack

I’m not sure I get this book. The story is lovely, and the illustrations are nice. The story has a bit of a cadence and at times tries to rhyme but does not rhyme well. The idea is we waited for you and at first read, I thought it was an adoption story. But then towards the end, there’s an illustration of a pregnant mother, so maybe it’s that sometimes parents are older, and they waited for their child. I’m not quite sure. The book is lovely but since I can’t place say or the meaning behind it, it’s not sure I would read or share with other people.… (more)

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LibrarianRyan | Jun 20, 2023 |

Sex and the City: The Movie by Michael Patrick King

2022 movie #66. 2008. In my quest to watch the top 10 grossing movies for each year since I was born requires that I sometime invoke the 20-min rule. If I can make it through 20 minutes, I can check it off my list. Barely made it with this one.

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capewood | 1 other review | Mar 19, 2022 |

Sex and The City: The Movie (Extended Cut) by Michael Patrick King

In most ways better than expected, and probably on a level with a number of the better episodes of the show, but as an ending to the series it feels a little tacked on, and not at all on par with the excellent series finale. (Of course, it is far superior to the second film ...)

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Lucky-Loki | 1 other review | Aug 16, 2018 |

The Longest Date: Life as a Wife by Chupack Cindy…

This woman wrote for "Sex and the City"... so I'm guessing that she believes that her life is fascinating..... so very fascinating that we all want to read about her marriage.

She is incorrect.... she is boring and I for one could care less about her problem of having to make room in her Malibu Beach house for the man who became her husband & all of his "stuff".

Oh First World Problems are so annoying & tedious.

This book is annoying, tedious, & boring

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Auntie-Nanuuq | 2 other reviews | Jan 8, 2017 |

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