In an article published by Entertainment Weekly, Parker expressed her thoughts on her former co-star’s return to the “Sex and the City” universe. She described it as a “nice nod” to the original series that premiered on HBO 25 years ago. Cattrall’s character, Samantha Jones, made appearances through text messages in Season 1 of the revival series, “And Just Like That.” The second season is set to premiere on Max.
According to Parker, Samantha is even more present in Season 2 via text messages. She explained that adding Cattrall’s face to the texts was a way to pay tribute to the 25 years of “Sex and the City.” The face-to-text connection occurs during an opportune moment in Carrie’s life, resulting in a sentimental and funny call between the two characters. Parker expressed her satisfaction in being able to work out the timing and schedule for Cattrall’s participation in the scene.
Reports surfaced last month about Cattrall reprising her role as Samantha in Season 2 of “And Just Like That…” The scene depicts Samantha having a phone conversation with Carrie. Interestingly, Cattrall filmed the scene without any direct interaction with the show’s stars or the showrunner, Michael Patrick King, as reported by Variety.
Cattrall, who played Samantha throughout the original series and its feature films, had previously declined an opportunity to join a third “Sex and the City” film. Rumors of a feud between Cattrall and Parker have circulated for years. Regarding her departure from the franchise, Cattrall stated in an article published in Variety last year that she believed it was wise to know when enough is enough and that she did not want to compromise the essence of the show.
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