Candice Bergen

Co-starred opposite Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway in the comedy "Bride Wars"

Featured in Diane English's female ensemble "The Women," a remake of the 1936 play by Clare Boothe Luce

Reprised the role of Vogue editor, Enid Frick in "Sex and the City: The Movie"

Joined the cast of ABC's "Boston Legal" as Shirley Schmidt, the third partner of Crane, Poole & Schmidt; earned Golden Globe (2005), Emmy (2006, 2008) and SAG (2006) nominations

Appeared on NBC's "Will & Grace" as 'Candy Bergen,' an acquaintance of Karen

Had a recurring role on HBO's "Sex and the City" playing Enid Frick, Carrie Bradshaw's (Parker) editor at Vogue

Played the NYC mayor in "Sweet Home Alabama"

Served as an occasional contributor to NBC's morning show "Today"

Returned to features in "Miss Congeniality" as the sweet-yet-demented pageant host Kathy Morningside

Made first TV-movie in nearly a decade, "Mary & Tim" (CBS)

TV series debut, playing controversial TV journalist "Murphy Brown" (CBS); show achieved a level of political notoriety in the 1992 presidential election when Dan Quayle mentioned the show in a campaign speech, known as the "Murphy Brown speech"

Broadway debut in the Mike Nichols directed "Hurlyburly"; replaced Sigourney Weaver in the role of Diane

Last feature film for 15 years, "Stick"

Made miniseries debut in "Hollywood Wives" (ABC)

TV-movie debut in "Arthur the King" (CBS)

Played photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White in the Oscar-winning "Gandhi"

Teamed with Jacqueline Bisset in George Cukor's "Rich and Famous"

Earned a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for her comedic turn as Burt Reynolds' ex-wife in "Starting Over"

Co-starred opposite Ryan O'Neal in "Oliver's Story," a sequel to O'Neal's 1970 hit film "Love Story"

Starred as an American woman kidnapped in the Middle East in the period drama "The Wind and the Lion"

Worked as photojournalist for Life, Playboy and Esquire

Acted in the Mike Nichols directed "Carnal Knowledge"

Wrote play, "The Freezer" (included in "Best Short Plays of 1968")

Made adult TV episodic debut, "Coronet Blue" (CBS)

Film acting debut in "The Group," playing a glamorous lesbian

Played Shirley Eckert, an assistant school teacher in the Oscar nominated movie, "The Sand Pebbles"

Appeared with her father on Groucho Marx's quiz show "You Bet Your Life" (NBC) as Candy Bergen

Radio debut as guest on father's program

Became a Ford model in NYC; used cover-girl fees to buy cameras

Hosted the talk show "Exhale" for the Oxygen network