Guess who! Fans of Sex and the City had many questions after a new character casting for the upcoming revival, And Just Like That.
“And Just Like That… Isaac Powell is George. #andjustlikethat,” the display’s reliable Instagram account posted on Wednesday, July 28.
Following the announcement, social media customers have been quick to show that George was once the most effective character — thus far — that didn’t have a surname.
Earlier in the week, Alexa Swinton was confirmed to be enjoying Charlotte York (Kristin Davis) and Harry Goldenblatt’s (Evan Handler) youngest daughter, Rose, and her older sister, Lily, will likely be portrayed via Cathy Ang. As for Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Steve Brady’s (David Eigenberg) son, Niall Cunningham used to be solid in the position of Brady Hobbes.
George’s casting inspired many theories, with one fan questioning if “that is Bigs son with Natasha!!”
Bridget Moynahan, who played Big’s ex-wife when the sequence at the beginning aired from 1998 to 2004, used to be not too long ago noticed filming scenes for And Just Like That in New York City so it is imaginable that her tale line could include a kid.
As for Big, it was up to now confirmed that Chris Noth would be reprising his role, however no more details had been made public.
“It used to be slightly bit of a sort of inventive negotiation because I didn’t really really feel I had anything to supply in that function once more,” Noth, 66, advised Yahoo Finance Live about feeling “hesitant” to return to the role of Carrie Bradshaw’s (Sarah Jessica Parker) husband in June.
He added at the time: “It roughly felt like I had done it, but [showrunner] Michael Patrick King is solely an improbable creator and has fantastic, creative ideas, and when we were given in combination and talked about the possible of what we could do with the character, I used to be all in.”
Another fan in the feedback segment of the HBO Max display’s authentic page puzzled if Carrie’s ex-boyfriend Aidan Shaw (John Corbett) would come back into her life with his children. As of the second movie in the SATC franchise, Aidan didn’t have a son named George.
“My God, 3 [children]?” Carrie asked her ex during a dinner date scene in the 2010 movie. Aiden replied, “Homer, Wyatt, Tate” and Carrie famous that the names sound “like a rustic tune band.”
Another fan concept that was once reputedly denied in the previous is George being Anthony Marentino (Mario Cantone) and Stanford Blatch’s (Willie Garson) who they followed following their iconic wedding ceremony in Sex and the City 2.
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“I in point of fact wanted a toddler,” Garson, 57, solely informed Us Weekly in June about a plot he sought after to see occur in the revival. “And Michael [Patrick King] stated, ‘Absolutely not.'”
The Yale alum did offer a hint at what the 10 episodes will look like.
“These aren't Sex and the City episodes,” the actor explained to Us. “These are And Just Like That episodes. … It’s a very simple thing to speak about, you understand — remake, reboot, they use a lot of these horrible phrases — and for us, I don’t consider it’s either of those issues. It’s new episodes about those that we know and their lives now, which has nothing to do possibly with their lives 10 years ago.”
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