No Sex & the City movie

I'm depressed. The producers said no movie. I want to know what happens to Carrie & John!!

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Really? Did they say never or just not right now?

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I heard it is because Kim Cattrall and SJ hate each other and SJ wanted to kill off the Samantha character and have themovie open at her funeral.

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Posted by mlp924

I heard it is because Kim Cattrall and SJ hate each other and SJ wanted to kill off the Samantha character and have themovie open at her funeral.

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As nice as it would be to see that ladies again, what would the movie be about? The finale of the show put closure to all hour of their storylines.

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Posted by Mary

As nice as it would be to see that ladies again, what would the movie be about? The finale of the show put closure to all hour of their storylines.

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Posted by yabbobay

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Posted by Mary

As nice as it would be to see that ladies again, what would the movie be about? The finale of the show put closure to all hour of their storylines.

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I agree...

I heard that they only one who hadn't signed was SJP...so I guess she is the one with issues...

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Posted by Claud2001

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Posted by yabbobay

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Posted by Mary

As nice as it would be to see that ladies again, what would the movie be about? The finale of the show put closure to all hour of their storylines.

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I agree...

I heard that they only one who hadn't signed was SJP...so I guess she is the one with issues...

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On the contrary, I heard it was Kim Cattrall who did not want to be part of the movie...in every interview I read/saw, SJP was all for another chapter...aka a movie possibility...

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I have 2 separate articles about this:

Salary Demands Jeopardizes 'Sex and the City' Movie

Huge salary demands made by Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall are threatening plans for a film version of the hit TV show Sex And The City. The actresses - who play Carrie Bradshaw and Samantha Jones respectively in the hit comedy - are both demanding a reported $14.4 million to reprise their famous roles for the silver screen - plus royalties. A senior source at the HBO cable network says, "They (Parker and Cattrall) are making demands we simply cannot meet. We do not have the budget of a Steven Spielberg film. The actresses were each offered $5.4 million and box office royalties on top, but they say it's not enough. If we can't reach an agreement, the film won't happen. It wouldn't be the same without two main stars." The other actresses who make up the fashionable Manhattan quartet - Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis - have both agreed terms with HBO.

--from IMDB.com

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Don't expect a "Sex and the City" movie, said the TV series' executive producer, Michael Patrick King.

"Nothing we did in the series was altered to save something for the movie," King said at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival.

"This is exactly the way we wanted to end the series," he said Friday. "We're proud of what we did."

The HBO series, which aired its last new episode Feb. 22, will live on in syndication. That pleases star Sarah Jessica Parker, even if the episodes are toned down for a broader audience.

"I am not sad about a larger audience," said Parker, who played columnist Carrie Bradshaw. "Part of me is happy that people who could not afford HBO will now have the opportunity to meet the four women whose love lives were chronicled on the show."

"We joke there will be no Samantha" after the censors have their way, writer Cindy Chupak said of the free-spirited character played by Kim Cattrall.

Parker, King, Chupak and the show's five other writers appeared at the comedy festival, which ended Sunday.

The writers, all women, described how their real-life experiences made their way into the scripts. In the sanctity of the writers' room, they discussed their dates and relationships.

"Very often that bleeds into story building," said writer Elisa Zuritsky.

Some of the writers said they share the characters' love of expensive shoes. Amy B. Harris acknowledged she has 50 to 75 pairs; Jenny Bicks' collection consists of about 30 pairs.

And Parker's shoe wardrobe? "I can't talk about it," she said with a laugh.

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Well, I guess SJP and KC will have to go back to their previous careers: B-movie actresses.

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They are so stupid!! They are hot now so make 5 mil while you have the chance. In 2 years I'm sure we will barely hear of them!