Ron Livingston, Rosemarie DeWitt and Sex and The City

Rosemarie DeWitt Would 'Duck' from Angry “Sex and The City” Fans After Husband Ron Livingston's Infamous Role as Berger
"Women would come up and scream at him," DeWitt recalled on 'The Drew Barrymore Show' Rosemarie DeWitt opened up about the hostility her husband, Ron Livingston, faced after appearing in Sex and the City.
Ron Livingston and wife Rosemarie DeWitt hid from screaming ‘SATC’ fans over Berger Post-it hate
"Women would come up and scream at him. They’d be like, ‘You broke up with her on a Post-it!’" Dewitt recalled.
Rosemarie DeWitt Says Ron Livingston Had to Hide from ‘Sex and the City’ Fans for Years: ‘Women Would Come Up and Scream at Him’
Michael Patrick King is the showrunner and executive producer for the revival series. Actresses Parker, Davis, and Nixon all executive produce. The original “Sex and the City” series was created by Darren Star and based on the book of the same name by Candace Bushnell.
Rosemarie DeWitt and Ron Livingston hid from angry “Sex and the City ”fans who would 'scream' at him over Berger break-up
Rosemarie DeWitt and Ron Livingston know that hell hath no fury like a Sex and the City fan scorned. The La La Land actress, who married Livingston in 2009, revealed on Tuesday’s episode of The Drew Barrymore Show that the pair used to have to hide from irate fans of the show who would "scream" at him in public because of his character Jack Berger's infamous decision to break up with Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie via a Post-it note.
Rosemarie DeWitt Says Ron Livingston Had to Hide From "Angry" ‘Sex and the City' Fans After the Post-it Breakup
Livingston's Berger dated Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie in the first half of the show's sixth and final season.
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