Fans of the HBO Max original seriesAnd Just Like That…need not fret about the upcoming end to the show’s first season.
The streamerdropped a trailerforAnd Just Like That… The Documentaryon Monday that will coincide with theSex and the Cityrevival’s season finale airing Thursday.
The doc will go behind the scenes of the making of the new show, which picks up in the lives of Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and two of her best friends, Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Charlotte York Goldenblatt (Kristin Davis), almost two decades after the original HBO series ended.
Parker, who also co-executive produced the documentary, is seen in the trailer while on set filming, as she addresses the camera and says, “Even 23 years in, I’m excited. Terrified, and excited.”
Briefly seen in the trailer isWillie Garson, whodied last Septemberafter a battle with pancreatic cancer.
It remains to be seen whether he will be featured in the documentary and whetherKim Cattrall’s heavily referenced absence will be addressed. The actress, who played coreSex and the Citycast member Samantha Jones,declined to be part of the new showor any future iterations of the franchise.
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Featured interviews in the doc will include Parker, Nixon and Davis, along with additional cast membersSara Ramírez,Mario Cantone,David Eigenberg,Evan Handler,Nicole Ari Parker,Karen PittmanandSarita Choudhury.
The show’s costume designers, Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago, will also be featured.
Absent from the trailer wasChris Noth, whose character Mr. Big’s death on the series premiere was one of themost talked-about momentsfrom the show. Days after the first episode aired, Noth wasaccused of sexual assaultfromseveral women, prompting apublic response from the principal castofAnd Just Like That…as well as hisremoval from a planned flashback scenein this week’s finale.
Noth denied the allegations from two women in the Dec. 16 report fromThe Hollywood Reporterin a previous statement.
After Ava’s account, Noth’s publicist denied the allegations in a statementto PEOPLE, but at the time of Gentile’s claims, a rep for Noth did not have a comment.
And Just Like That… The Documentarywill be available for streaming Feb. 3 on HBO Max.
source: people.com
