A few weeks ago we posted that a Sex and the City film project could be back in the works. Yeah… well… we shouldn’t hold our breath.
The good folks at The Globe and Mail did an interview with one of the stars of the show, Kim Cattrall, and some very interesting, and bitter, remarks came out. Here’s a snippet of what was said:
Last year there was much talk that Cattrall was the only member of the cast who didn’t want to make a Sex and the City movie, largely because she felt she wasn’t getting a fair deal. She does not refute that now. “If there is a movie, it will have to be a really good script, because there hasn’t been a script, and also a very fair deal for everybody. Not just” and here her eyebrow climbs as high as the Empire State Building “some people.”
Speaking of “some people,” what about the reports that there was a rapprochement between her and the other cast members at Sarah Jessica Parker’s 40th birthday party in New York? “Believe me, I would not be at that birthday party.” Well, this certainly calls for a bit more prodding.
“Look,” Cattrall sighs, “we had our time together. And the real truth of it is that we weren’t best friends. We were colleagues. We had a common ground and a common purpose.”
Meeeoowwww! Sounds like it wasn’t all fun and giggles on the set of Sex and the City. I can see where Cattrall is coming from. If your team is what makes the show work… then why should one member of the team get 50% more than the rest. The cast of Seinfeld always made equal money on the show. Just a thought.
