Sarah Jessica Parker on SEX AND THE CITY 3: 'There is One Story Left to Tell'

By: May. 05, 2013
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After a decade of being off the air, and two follow-up films, Sarah Jessica Parker still isn't quite ready to say goodbye to SEX AND THE CITY.

In an interview with Extra this week, Parker admitted she's still ready and willing to become Carrie Bradshaw (Preston) once more.

"I've been saying...there is one story left to tell," the actress said. "If it is, in fact, the right time and the right place, maybe we should tell it."

'Doing it' would also require Parker to convince the other three ladies, Kim Cattral, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis, to work out some sort of a deal as well. Which could be tricky: in the past, Nixon has said she's done with playing Miranda Hobbes.

'It would be wonderful," Parker said. "It's fun to ponder."

With The Carrie Diaries serving as a major let-down to the backstory of a younger Bradshaw - would you want a third outing with New York's most famous group of female friends?

For the full interview, head on over to Extra.

Parker recently completed production on "Lovelace," in which she stars as Gloria Steinem alongside Amanda Seyfried as Linda Lovelace, James Franco as Hugh Hefner and Peter Sarsgaard as Chuck Traynor. This summer, she starts filming the comedy, "Married and Cheating," starring opposite Brendan Fraser. Next year, Parker will lend her voice to family-friendly animated feature "Escape from Planet Earth" with Jessica Alba, Brendan Fraser and James Gandolfini.

Parker served as a producer and reprised her Emmy Award-winning role as Carrie Bradshaw in the screen adaptation of the hit HBO series "Sex and the City," followed by the theatrical release of "Sex and the City 2." She won over critics and audiences alike in the series for which she was awarded a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2004, as well as a Screen Actors Guild Award in 2001. Parker was also an executive producer on the series, which received the Golden Globe for Outstanding Comedy Series three years in a row in 2000, 2001 and 2002, and was honored with an Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series in 2001. Her Broadway stage include: Annie, Sylvia, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and Once Upon a Mattress.

Photo Credit: Walter McBride / Retna Ltd.



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