It's Not Just About the Shoes
May 30th, 2008
Sex and the City: The Movie premieres today, and many of the SATC fans in the office have already purchased their tickets for the weekend. Having watched every episode of the series from beginning to end, I feel pretty attached to Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte.
Sarah Jessica Parker recently appeared on Inside the Actor's Studio to discuss the film, as well as the impact of the original series. We have a number of clips from her interview with James Lipton, including this one, where she talks about getting back into the role of Carrie Bradshaw after a four-year break:
I can't wait to see what happens with Carrie and Big, but until showtime, I'm catching up with the girls, thanks to clips like this one from Hollywood News:
You can find more clips in our Sex and the City: The Movie collection.
Here's to a fairy tale ending,
Taunya
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