user: Sarah Jessica Parker reveals she was fired from two animated movies: 'Apparently I'm a bad ant'
She may know how to rock a pair of Manolo Blahnik heels, but Sarah Jessica Parker doesn't quite cut it as an animated animal. In an interview with Howard Stern on Tuesday, the Divorce star, 51, opened up about two major animated films she was fired from.

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"I was fired from Antz, yeah, that animated movie," she told the shock jock. "Apparently I'm a bad ant. I had my own [voice[ but then they brought in Sharon Stone, so I was like, 'Oh, you really did go a different [direction]... What was upsetting was the week before they fired me, they called me to tell me how great I was."

The 1998 film also featured characters voiced by Woody Allen, Dan Aykroyd, Danny Glover, Gene Hackman, Jennifer Lopez, Christopher Walken, and Sylvester Stallone.

Parker also revealed that she was cut from the 2004 film Home on the Range, which featured the voices of Roseanne Barr, Steve Buscemi, Judi Dench, and Cuba Gooding Jr.

"I can't remember which movie fired me first. The first time they were like, 'we're going in a different direction,' which I always heard as a joke and that one was a cow," she said.

Of course, the actress went on to star in one of the most successful TV shows of all time – Sex and the City – and has won four Golden Globes for her work.

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"I've had no success playing an animal, except playing a dog onstage," she concluded, referencing her hit play Sylvia.

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In an interview with Howard Stern on Tuesday, SJP opened up about two major animated films she was fired from.
Hezbollah Fires Over 200 Rockets Into Israel
In the most aggressive fighting thus far, helicopter-borne Israeli commandoes raided some 60 miles into Lebanon in the middle of the night, striking a hospital financed by Iranian money in the Hezbollah stronghold of Baalbek, in the Bekaa valley near the Syrian border.

Lt. Gen. Dan Halutz, the Israeli chief of staff, told reporters at a briefing at a small northern army base that the raid was intended to show that Israel could strike anywhere in Lebanon.

But as is so often the case, there were sharply different Israeli and Lebanese accounts of what happened. Both agreed, however that there had been an hours-long gunfight.

General Halutz said the commandos had targeted a “remote logistics base” operated by Hezbollah where “some of their leaders” were meeting. He said the Israeli troops captured five Hezbollah members and killed more than 10.

He said the mission was to retrieve unspecified useful intelligence, adding, “I have no doubt that more advantages from this operation will be discovered.

In Lebanon, there was speculation that the raid was aimed at capturing a very prominent local Hezbollah leader, Mohammed Yazbek, who is the personal representative of Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and a member of the party’s Shura Council. Locals said his entourage had passed through before the raid.

The hospital was pockmarked with bullets Wednesday afternoon, and burned-out cars and the remnants of grenades and brass shell casings testified to the wild firefight.

But in Baalbek, villagers said at least 15 civilians were killed during Israeli airstrikes providing cover to the commandos. The dead included seven members of one family caught in their backyard. A front-loader’s scoop was used to carry away the dead, and mourners in a funeral procession carried pictures of the Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrullah.

Much of southern Lebanon was a landscape of destruction on Wednesday, with smoke rising from shelled villages, roads cratered and littered with ruined cars. Israeli soldiers, including paratroopers, clawed their way less than four miles into Lebanon, meeting stiff resistance from guerillas setting ambushes and firing from hidden positions.

Even the Lebanese Army, which has stood apart from the battles, was taking casualties. An Israeli airstrike at a base near Sidon killed three Lebanese soldiers on Wednesday, making a total of 24 soldiers killed during the conflict.

John Kifner reported from Beirut for this article, and Hassan M. Fattah from Baalbek, Lebanon. Steven Erlanger contributed reporting from Jerusalem, and Craig S. Smith from Misgav Am, Israel.
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assistant: As battles raged just over the border, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert vowed today that Israel would fight on until an international force moved into southern Lebanon.