stanford married anthony marentino in sex and the city.
stanford married anthony marentino in sex and the city.
who does stanford marry in sex and the city?
anthony marentino
anthony marentino (mario cantone) is a sicilian-american event planner who becomes close to charlotte after styling her first wedding — he goes on to style charlotte's "h&g" photo shoot, her second wedding and carrie's book release party. he is not self-effacing like stanford and freely doles out blunt, sometimes bawdy, advice to charlotte. (for instance: upon hearing that she hadn't had sex since her divorce, he exclaims: "if you don't put something 'in there' soon, it'll grow over!"). in season 4, episode 2, charlotte tries to set up anthony and stanford. anthony snubs stanford, which results in resentment and competition ensues for the entire show run. however, in the first film, the two are seen kissing at a new year's eve party, and then get married in the sequel, with anthony proclaiming at their wedding that stanford is "the first man to accept me for the man that i actually am."
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