NEW YORK, Dec 10 ― Members of the original cast of the popular US television showreunited on the red carpet in New York on Wednesday to celebrate the release of their series reboot,Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis will appear in the program that picks up with the same characters after roughly two decades.
“It was an opportunity that felt really aligned with where I was at and where I am at. And it felt organic and a natural fit,” they said.“The idea of the family growing, the fraternity, sorority growing was exciting and seemed challenging and interesting,” she said.“We're talking about different things. We're dealing with different things. So how would these characters deal with those things? That was interesting to us to think about,” Davis explained.
The new 10-episode series will air on HBO Max from December 9 and brings back Chris Noth and Mario Cantone among other well-loved characters from the original show, according to the network. Noth likened reprising his role as Mr Big, Parker's long-term love interest, to picking up conversation with an old friend you haven't seen in 20 years.
“It was a special time in our lives and a special time in the city, and the city's had some hard times and I hope we can cheer it up a little,” he said. ― Reuters
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