Q&A with Sex and the City 2 Stars
Photo: Craig Blankenhorn
Dust off your stilettos, pour yourself a martini and prepare yourself for the ultimate girls' night out. Sex and the City 2, the latest installment in the beloved Sex and the City franchise, is more than a movie. It's the perfect substitute for that exotic vacation you've always wanted to take with your closest girlfriends...but never could quite afford.
In this much-anticipated sequel, New York City's most famous, fabulous foursome—Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte—pack their (many) bags and jet halfway around the world. They travel to the Middle East (really Morocco, but let's pretend) on a wealthy businessman's dime, and there, they discover the true meaning of opulence. And that's not all...Miranda unleashes her inner "woo!" girl, Charlotte gets real about motherhood, Samantha takes on menopause, and Carrie faces a marital crisis when she comes face-to-face with her ex-fiancé, Aidan.
Serious moments aside, Michael Scott King, the film's writer and director, says this film is a continuation of the party fans started back in 2008, when the first film was released. An over-the-top wedding reception, karaoke rendition of "I Am Woman" and swimming pool full of chiseled soccer players might make this film the can't-miss party of the summer!
Now, the film's director and stars—Michael Scott King, Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall and Chris Noth—are taking questions and revealing what it was like behind the scenes. Thanksgiving dinner in a tent, what they want men to learn, menopause and more...
In this much-anticipated sequel, New York City's most famous, fabulous foursome—Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte—pack their (many) bags and jet halfway around the world. They travel to the Middle East (really Morocco, but let's pretend) on a wealthy businessman's dime, and there, they discover the true meaning of opulence. And that's not all...Miranda unleashes her inner "woo!" girl, Charlotte gets real about motherhood, Samantha takes on menopause, and Carrie faces a marital crisis when she comes face-to-face with her ex-fiancé, Aidan.
Serious moments aside, Michael Scott King, the film's writer and director, says this film is a continuation of the party fans started back in 2008, when the first film was released. An over-the-top wedding reception, karaoke rendition of "I Am Woman" and swimming pool full of chiseled soccer players might make this film the can't-miss party of the summer!
Now, the film's director and stars—Michael Scott King, Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall and Chris Noth—are taking questions and revealing what it was like behind the scenes. Thanksgiving dinner in a tent, what they want men to learn, menopause and more...
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