Intimate scenes at “Sex and the City”: Kristin Davis felt “not protected”

Kristin Davis (59) did not feel comfortable while turning intimate scenes for “Sex and the City”. the actress of Charlotte York reviewed the beginnings of the series and revealed that she was “confused” in view of the amount of sex scenes. In her opinion, the series would have been aimed at women. Accordingly, so many intimate scenes were not necessary. “I don’t know how the men would feel watching, because I’m not a man. But it was more about the male look than the female look,” emphasized Davis.

Davis was afraid of staging. “I didn’t feel protected,” she admitted. “At the end of the shoot I had to hide in my wardrobe […] and call my manager in LA, at two in the morning, “Davis recalled. Her serial colleague Sarah Jessica Parker (59) was said to have felt even more uncomfortable at the time, Kim Cattrall (68) and Cynthia Nixon (58) had, according to the 59- Year old less problems with it.

In the course of the series, the view of the sex scenes had changed and the well -being of the actresses was much more in the foreground, Davis admitted in the interview. Nevertheless, she would have liked more communication. “I also have the feeling that as a group we did not talk about it that would have been helpful and would now happen. If there were, for example, intimacy coordinators and something like that. Then there would be a lot more discussions, but then there were It wasn’t, “said Davis.

For around six years, serial fans followed the New York life of the protagonists Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Charlotte (Kristin Davis), Samantha (Kim Cattrall) and Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) from 1998. For many, “Sex and the City” is now considered a cult series. This was followed by the feature films “Sex and the City – The Film” (2008) and “Sex and the City 2” (2010) and the sequel series “And Just Like That …” (since 2021).