Sarah Jessica Parker Kicks Off 'Sex And The City' Revival Filming With Epic Throwback
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The actor said she was "thrilled and terrified" as she stepped back into Carrie Bradshaw's Manolos for "And Just Like That...," due this fall on HBO Max.
Days after a slew of casting confirmations, production on the highly anticipated, Samantha-less revival of “Sex and the City” has commenced. Sarah Jessica Parker shared a series of images this week to her social media platforms that were taken from the “And Just Like That...” set. The photos were notably light on details, but nonetheless generated plenty of excitement among “SATC” devotees. On Thursday, Parker took fans back to where it all began: the front door of the New York brownstone where her character, Carrie Bradshaw, lived on all six seasons of “Sex and the City” and its two feature films.
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