There was a moment in television history in which viewers vehemently positioned themselves on the sentimental life of Carrie Bradshaw, the character played by Sarah Jessica Parker in Sex and the City. There were those who bet on Mr Big (Chris Noth), with whom she had unquestionable chemistry but did not treat her as she deserved, and others who preferred Aidan (John Corbett), who did respect Carrie and had no problem committing. And, after the death of Big in the first season of And just like that, the sequel to the iconic series, now the production rescues her former lover. Does Aidan, the one who was almost the man in his life, get another chance to win over Carrie?
In And just like that, aware of the expectation around this reunion, he plays this card forcefully in the first trailer of the second season, after having leaked images of Sarah Jessica Parker and John Corbett filming the episodes. "There are things that are better left in the past... but not all," says the narrator before showing Carrie going up the stairs to the entrance of her building while Aidan looks at her with eyes reminiscent of the feelings of yesteryear. she. It should be remembered that Corbett's last appearance in the Sex and the City franchise was in the critically lauded second film, released in 2010.
This is not the only important information in the images. For example, it is shown that the presence of Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) in New York does not mean that her relationship with Che has ended after temporarily moving to Los Angeles to support her lover in his career: actress Sara Ramírez does act of presence in the trailer.
In addition, so do all the women introduced in the previous season as new friends: Sarita Choudhury as Seema, who introduced herself as Carrie's real estate agent, Nicole Ari Parker as Lisa, one of Charlotte's daughters' school moms. , and finally Karen Pittman as Nya, Miranda's college professor. Is it your confirmation as full friends of the group formed by Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis?
Starting in June we will leave doubts on HBO Max.
