Cue the pop jazz theme music, designer fashion labels and the New York City cityscapes: The “Sex and the City” ladies are back – well, …
Cue the pop jazz theme music, designer fashion labels and the New York City cityscapes: The “Sex and the City” ladies are back – well, at least most of them. Production of the reboot has officially started, with HBO Max releasing a first-look photo of the girls back on the New York City streets. The photo features Parker dressed in a whimsical gingham mid-skirt, Nixon strutting in off-white, wide-legged slacks and Davis rocking an off-the-shoulder blouse paired with a designer bag at her side. A month earlier, Parker shared photos from the first table read on Instagram June 11. “Got here to work way too early,” Parker captioned photos of the cast’s scripts, along with individually wrapped face masks. “Nerves all a wonderful jumble.” “I’m coming!” Davis commented. “Got stuck in traffic!” Davis also shared Parker’s post on her Instagram Stories, adding that “it’s really a miracle to be back together and with the most remarkable additions to our cast!” “I am so grateful to Sarah and #MaichaelPatrickKing for taking the creative leap of faith that made this happen,” she added. Nixon posted an Instagram photo of the trio smiling in front of a New York cityscape, with the caption: “Friendship never goes out of style.” Months after the reboot’s announcement, fans are still excited to know more. Here’s what we know so far: Parker, Nixon and Davis aren’t the only familiar faces signed onto the reboot. HBO Max announced Evan Handler (Charlotte’s husband Harry Goldenblatt), David Eigenberg (Miranda’s longtime love Steve Brady), Mario Cantone (Charlotte’s BFF Anthony Marentino) and Willie Garson (Carrie’s bestie Stanford Blatch) will all reprise their roles as well. “Everyone at ‘And Just Like That…’ is thrilled to be able to continue the storylines of these beloved ‘Sex and the City’ characters with the actors who made them so lovable,” executive producer Michael Patrick King said in a press release. Though Garson joked on Instagram the casting news was the “worst kept secret ever,” he added he’s “grateful beyond measure” to return.
