Kristin Davis had blink-and-you’ll-miss-it role in panned 90s rom-com – three years before landing iconic Sex and the City part… so can you guess what it is?

Kristin Davis has cemented her place in TV history with her iconic role as Charlotte York in the series Sex and The City, two films and spin-off, And Just Like That.

The actress, 59, has won millions of fans worldwide with her portrayal of Charlotte, the sweet and hopeful singleton who finally found love with lawyer Harry Goldenblatt.

Before Davis rose to fame with her signature role, she had a string of small roles on TV shows including General Hospital, ER and Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.

In 1995, she landed a small walk-on role in a much-hyped rom-com starring a host of Hollywood A-listers, including Robin Williams – with Davis appearing on screen for seven seconds and having two lines of dialogue.

That same year she also got her big role as Brooke Armstrong in Melrose Place. Three years later, she played the role of York in SATC, which ran from 1998 to 2004.

Can you guess the 90s blockbuster?

It’s been nine months! Davis appeared as the ‘Tennis Attendant’ in a scene with Hugh Grant and Jeff Goldblum in the film – which also starred Julianne Moore.

Nine Months – which marked Grant’s first American starring role in Four Weddings and a Funeral – tells the story of child psychiatrist Samuel Faulkner (Grant) who discovers he is pregnant with his first child with his long-term girlfriend Rebecca (Moore).

Samuel struggles with uncertainty about welcoming the child and wonders what kind of father he will be – with Davis appearing in a critical scene between Samuel and his best friend Sean Fletcher (Goldblum).

As Lothario Sean reveals his own shocked hopes for a family to a confused Samuel during a break in a tennis match, Davis steps up and reminds the couple that their membership fees are due, as it is the first of the month.

A shocked Samuel realizes he has forgotten Rebecca’s five-month scan – where they will discover the sex of their baby – and runs away.

In a 2009 interview with Elle, Grant shared his honest opinions about his female co-stars, emphasizing that some are not his biggest fans.

The Hollywood icon said of Julianne: “Brilliant actress. I hate me.”

Grant has also spoken disparagingly about his performance on Nine Months, saying in an interview with SAG-AFTRA, “I really screwed up.” And it was entirely my fault.

It’s been nine months! Davis appeared as the ‘Tennis Attendant’ in a scene with Hugh Grant and Jeff Goldblum in the film – which also starred Julianne Moore

The film – which marked Four Weddings and a Funeral star Grant’s first American starring role – tells the story of child psychiatrist Samuel Faulkner (Grant) who discovers he is pregnant with his first child with his longtime girlfriend Rebecca (Moore).

As Lothario Sean (Goldblum) reveals his own shocked hopes for a family to a confused Samuel during a break in a tennis match, Davis steps up and reminds the couple that their membership fees are due, as it is the first of the month.

Grant has spoken disparagingly about his performance on Nine Months, saying in an interview with SAG-AFTRA, “I really screwed up.” And it was all my fault’ (pictured with Tom Arnold)

Davis has starred in six seasons of SATC, two spin-off films in 2008 and 2010 and is filming the third season of And Just Like That (pictured with co-stars Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon and Sarah Jessica Parker)

In 1995, she also landed her leading role as Brooke Armstrong in Melrose Place – pictured with Heather Locklear

“I panicked, it was such a big leap from what I had paid before to what they were offering me.”

“And the scale was inhuman by my standards, you know the scale of the production, 20th Century Fox, the whole thing.

“And I just tried way too hard, and you know, I forgot to do basic acting things like mean it. So I made faces and exaggerated, it was a shocker.”

On another occasion he said: ‘You know, when you’ve been paid £20,000 or whatever to do Four Weddings and a Funeral, and suddenly you get millions, you think I’d better up my act by 200 .

‘But that just means you’re exaggerating grotesquely, and that’s what I did. So I always apologize to those people.”

Nine Months grossed $138.5 million worldwide and has a mediocre Rotten Tomatoes rating of 27 percent.

Davis has starred in six seasons of SATC, two spin-off films in 2008 and 2010, and is currently filming the third season of And Just Like That.

In her latest film role, she stars opposite icon John Travolta in the heist drama Cash Out