With the return of her Sex and city Heroine she created almost three decades ago, Sarah Jessica Parker might not have been prepared for the meme of Carrie Bradshaw and her friends.
Like the apparent final performance of the 6x Golden Globe, while Carrie ends with last week And just like that … A final on HBO Max, she recently discussed the show’s “Hate Watchers”, which were expressed on social networks.
“I don’t think I have the constitution of having spent a lot of time thinking about it The New York Times. “We have always worked incredibly hard to tell interesting or real stories. I suppose I really don’t care. And the reason I don’t care, it is because it had an extremely successful success, and the connections he established with the public were very significant.”
With the death of Big (Chris Noth) of Peloton, the character of Sara Ramirez’s non -binary actor of Sara Ramirez, Che Diaz and the non -Flush brown of the final, it is not difficult to see where fans found fodder for a social media very focused on pop culture.
Previously, the showrunner Michael Patrick King shared his point of view on the phenomenon of observation of hatred. “Beyond everything people have printed, there have been people who have been watching him for many years,” he told Deadline.
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“So there is this great back and forth between all the noise of the way they would do it differently or what they like or do not like,” continued King. “And then there is just an appreciation of the fact that they see characters who have gone from 35 to 59. Believe me, you do not write for nothing, without reaction. I mean, if you have done it, you would be a poet. I want a reaction to the work that we are all doing. It is a double-edged sword. Yes, they look. And guess what?
Last month, King informed the casting before announcing the final of the two -part series of the three seasons renewal which was launched in 2021.
“And just like that … the current narration of the Sex and city Universe ends, “said the king.” While I was writing the last episode of And just like that … Season 3, it has become clear to me that it could be a wonderful place to stop. »»
Parker, who has played the fashionable sex columnist since the 1998-2004 race of the original HBO show and two following films, offered “the gratitude and the life of the most sentimental and deepest debt” towards fans by failing goodbye to the character.
