The world has lost another legend, SylviaMiles.
, died on Wednesday, in Manhattan. She was 94. Miles was a legend, a party fixture, and a two-time Oscar nominee, for her scene-stealing parts inguest stars of all time—perhaps second only to Kristen Johnston, whose character fell out of a high-rise window, shouting, “I’m so bored I could die.” But Miles never seemed bored.
The actress appeared in the season-five premiere, “Anchors Away,” otherwise known as the Fleet Week episode. Carrie runs from a rainstorm, dashing into an old-fashioned luncheonette. The host yells at her and squeezes her into a counter seat, where she’s forced next to Miles’s character. “That manager’s a prick,” the latter says. Carrie looks down to see that Miles is crushing pills with a spoon. “Lithium,” she explains.
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