On Monday, Sarah Jessica Parker filmed her first scene with her new And Just Like That co-star Logan Marshall-Green for the third season of the Max hit series airing next year.
The 59-year-old executive producer-star was fully in costume as wealthy widow Carrie Bradshaw filming outside her character’s pricey new four-bedroom, three-bathroom property near Gramercy Park.
Sarah dressed her slim 5ft3in figure in a nude long-sleeve Donna Karan New York top, Maison Margiela denim skirt, and Maison Margiela white Mary Janes selected by costume designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago.
Hairstylist Serge Normant coiffed Parker’s signature middle-parted highlighted mane and make-up artist Elaine Offers Woulard applied her excess of eyeliner and glossy pout.
Meanwhile, the 47-year-old Reverse the Curse actor dressed his fit 5ft11in figure in a grey ‘Dead Wait’ T-shirt French-tucked into belted and cuffed blue jeans, and brown work boots.
On Monday, Sarah Jessica Parker (R) filmed her first scene with her new And Just Like That co-star Logan Marshall-Green (L) for the third season of the Max hit series airing next year
For the outdoor scene, Logan – who signed on as recurring guest star on June 27 – appeared to be bringing Carrie’s runaway cat Shoe back to her home.
Marshall-Green turned the grey long-haired tabby to face him for a moment before handing him off to Bradshaw.
The two-time Emmy winner then flashed her effervescent smile at the South Carolina native as she carefully retrieved the male cat, whose real name is Lotus.
Last August, Sarah announced she and her family had officially adopted little Lotus from the Connecticut Humane Society in April 2023.
In between takes, Parker was seen chatting with Logan – who’s also known for his roles in The O.C., Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Big Sky.
It’s unclear if Marshall-Green will be a potential love interest for Carrie considering she was also spotted dining with new recurring guest star Jonathan Cake, who gushed that the Plaza Suite thespian was ‘one of my favourite actresses on the planet.’
Season three will also see the return of John Corbett, who plays Bradshaw’s passive-aggressive ex-fiancé Aidan Shaw.
In the season two finale, the Virginia-based furniture designer informed Carrie he needed a five-year break from her in order to focus on his troubled teenage son after she sold her beloved West Village apartment to fit his three sons.
The 59-year-old executive producer-star was fully in costume as wealthy widow Carrie Bradshaw filming outside her character’s pricey new four-bedroom, three-bathroom property near Gramercy Park
Sarah dressed her slim 5ft3in figure in a nude long-sleeve Donna Karan New York top, Maison Margiela denim skirt, and Maison Margiela white Mary Janes selected by costume designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago
Hairstylist Serge Normant coiffed Parker’s signature middle-parted highlighted mane and make-up artist Elaine Offers Woulard applied her excess of eyeliner and glossy pout
Meanwhile, the 47-year-old Reverse the Curse actor dressed his fit 5ft11in figure in a grey ‘Dead Wait’ T-shirt French-tucked into belted and cuffed blue jeans, and brown work boots
For the outdoor scene, Logan – who signed on as recurring guest star on June 27 – appeared to be bringing Carrie’s runaway cat Shoe back to her home
Marshall-Green turned the grey long-haired tabby to face him for a moment before handing him off to Bradshaw
The two-time Emmy winner then flashed her effervescent smile at the South Carolina native as she carefully retrieved the male cat, whose real name is Lotus
Last August, Sarah announced she and her family had officially adopted little Lotus from the Connecticut Humane Society in April 2023
In between takes, Parker was seen chatting with Logan – who’s also known for his roles in The O.C., Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Big Sky
It’s unclear if Marshall-Green will be a potential love interest for Carrie considering she was also spotted dining with new recurring guest star Jonathan Cake (L, pictured June 28), who gushed that the Plaza Suite thespian was ‘one of my favourite actresses on the planet’
Season three will also see the return of John Corbett (L, pictured May 21), who plays Bradshaw’s passive-aggressive ex-fiancé Aidan Shaw
In the season two finale, the Virginia-based furniture designer informed Carrie he needed a five-year break from her in order to focus on his troubled teenage son after she sold her beloved West Village apartment to fit his three sons
Season two also saw newly-sober Miranda Hobbes (L, Cynthia Nixon) go back to work and navigate her post-breakup relationship with the dreaded Che Diaz (Sara Ramirez) and Charlotte York Goldenblatt (R, Kristin Davis) leave some of her domestic duties in order to got back to work at a gallery
Season three will also feature Rosie O’Donnell (L, pictured May 31), Jenifer Lewis, Cheri Oteri, Mehcad Brooks, Mario Cantone, David Eigenberg, Evan Handler, Christopher Jackson, Niall Cunningham, Cathy Ang, Alexa Swinton, Sebastiano Pigazzi, and Dolly Wells
Season two also saw newly-sober Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) go back to work and navigate her post-breakup relationship with the dreaded Che Diaz (Sara Ramirez) and Charlotte York Goldenblatt (Kristin Davis) leave some of her domestic duties in order to got back to work at a gallery.
The non-binary 48-year-old claimed in January she was fired because ‘casting directors and agents are making blacklists of actors and workers who post anything in support of Palestinians and Gaza to ensure they will not work again.’
Nixon told Variety in May: ‘I think they felt, and [creator] Michael Patrick felt, that that character had run its course. They came in and shook everything up, and then the arc was completed.’
Michael Patrick King’s Sex and The City continuation is originally based on Candace Bushnell’s newspaper column and 1996 book anthology, and it’s the most-watched returning Max Original to date despite dismal reviews.
Season three will also feature Rosie O’Donnell, Jenifer Lewis, Cheri Oteri, Mehcad Brooks, Mario Cantone, David Eigenberg, Evan Handler, Christopher Jackson, Niall Cunningham, Cathy Ang, Alexa Swinton, Sebastiano Pigazzi, and Dolly Wells.
Karen Pittman will also not be returning as Columbia Law School professor Dr. Nya Wallace ‘due to scheduling conflicts’ – according to Deadline.
Variety reported that Sarah, Cynthia, and Kristin all earned $10M paychecks to executive produce and star in season one, but it’s unclear if they’ve since received raises.
