The new season of the series of sex and The City officially arrives on May 29, bringing chaos, haute couture and complex conversations of Manhattan that Carrie Bradshaw and company made iconic.
Max and HBO They presented the first trailer of the third season of the series continuation of Sex and the city. The new season of And Just like that It arrives officially on May 29, bringing chaos, haute couture and complex conversations of Manhattan that Carrie Bradshaw and company made iconic.
It is the beginning of a new chapter, with Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) returning to its roots as a announcer, literally writing a new book and offering the public a more intimate look at their world than ever. But, my mother! Look all the shoes.
Trailer for the third season of and Just Like That
The series also brings back to Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon like Charlotte and Miranda, although Sara Ramírez (Che Diaz) and Karen Pittman (Nya Wallace) They will not return. The cast includes Patti Lupone, Kristen Schaal, Rosie O’Donnell, Mehcad Brooks, Jonathan Cake and Logan Marshall-Green.
Parker revealed, during an appearance at the Red Sea Film Festival of 2024, that the series would take a new direction for season 3, including what she called great narrative changes, and added that some male characters with which we have familiarized each other would return, along with some new faces to add some fire and spicy to the lives of the female protagonists.
“There are many interesting stories with new characters that find their place. There is growth with new faces. Carrie has a wonderful plot. The story gives great turns and in those turns we incorporate important ideas. Some male characters have returned, and there are some new ones,” Parker said.
The season will also see Carrie and Miranda move to new apartments, which reflects the motto of the series: “All new.”
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