Sarah Jessica Parker started talking about the upcoming ‘Sex and the City’ reunion with her love for Central Park in the latest interview with Alina Cho at CBS Sunday Morning.
Nostalgic for Central Park in New York, Sarah Jessica Parker said, “It’s the backyard of the city” before adding, “It was one of my first memories of Central Park as a New Yorker. , not just a visitor, drive down Central Park West to go to a lab. Central Park was to my left, this big green place. It was 1977, the park was very different then, but it was something I had never seen. I lived in a city, but we didn’t have big green spaces like that for the community. “
Most would agree that Central Park has been the backdrop of countless film and TV projects in the United States including the famous three-season finale of ‘Sex and the City’ where Parker character Carrie Bradshaw falls into the pool next to Central Park Boathouse.
On the recently announced remake for HBO’s hit comedy, Sarah Jessica Parker said the series will begin filming in the spring. Titled ‘And Just Like That’, Sarah revealed that the idea started to resume as it was a podcast.
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Sarah said, “We weren’t planning it. [Showrunner] Michael Patrick King and I hadn’t talked about it. It really happened during shelter instead, I was listening to a podcast and it occurred to me that Michael Patrick and I had never talked about our experience working and doing the show. We started talking about maybe making a podcast and as we talked about that we realized ‘Why are we doing a podcast? Should we think about a new chapter? ‘”
“This city was experiencing something so incredible, so special. New York closed in a way that also affects many others because it is the center of the finances, it is the culture center (it may be said) and his silence was deaf. “
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