SJP: SATC movie is incredible - April 1 2008
Sarah Jessica Parker has revealed fans are in for a treat when the new Sex And The City movie hits cinemas in May.

"Without being specific, I'll just say that I think it's incredible," she told Entertainment Tonight.

"I'm really really happy with where it's headed and how he [writer and director Michael Patrick King] is shaping it. He wrote an amazing screenplay and it's funny, warm and moving and it's also extremely poignant and sad."

But before SATC, Sarah Jessica has another movie to promote - mid-life crisis comedy drama Smart People, in which she plays Doctor Janet Hartigan alongside Dennis Quaid, Thomas Hayden Church and Ellen Page.

"She was very different from any woman I'd ever played," said SJP about her character.

"She figured into the story in a very different way than anyone I had played in the past. There's so much about her that was unfamiliar to me, and there was a bleakness that I thought was very real about life.

"There are people that are lonely and there are people who don't know how to pursue love and there are people who mess it up, and there are people who choose to remain alone because it's so scary to have someone say they don't love you back," she added. "I just liked that the screenplay explored that."

Smart People opens in the US next week.


Sarah Jessica’s Parker’s sexy stress - Mar 19 2008
Sarah Jessica Parker has spoken of her pain at being voted the world’s unsexiest woman.

The Sex and the City star recently came top in a poll of US Maxim readers to vote for who they considered the "unsexiest woman alive".

Asked how it felt, Sarah Jessica told Grazia magazine: "I can see the stress on your face so picture mine.

"Do I have fake boobs, Botox and big lips? No. Do I fit some ideals and standards of some men writing in a men’s magazine? Maybe not. Am I really the unsexiest woman in the world? Wow! It’s kind of shocking when men... It’s so brutal in a way, so filled with rage and anger, so it was surprising to me that more people didn’t talk about the providence of it, that it’s coming from these men.

"But, on the other hand, I really like the choices I’ve made. I am who I am."

And the 42-year-old mother-of-one said her husband Matthew Broderick took it personally too.

She said: "It upset him, because it has to do with his judgment too.

"It’s condemnation, it’s insane. I guess you can’t please all people. But I played a lot of parts, women that are really interesting and attractive to me. Obviously someone thinks I’m palatable to some degree."

SJP talks SATC sequel - Mar 18 2008
The hotly-anticipated Sex And The City movie has yet to hit cinema screens, but already its star, Sarah Jessica Parker isn’t saying no to a possible sequel.

"We’ll see," she told Access Hollywood. "I really feel like we’re back here because of the good graces of the audience and they really are the determining factor. It’s really up to the audience and you guys."

Sarah Jessica, who also acts as producer on the movie, was one of the driving forces behind getting Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte on the big screen.

"Something happened to me in the spring of 2006, and I thought, maybe we should visit this idea," she said. "And I never thought in a million years that I could put it all back together again, but our goal was to get all of the four women on that set, and lo and behold we did and it was thrilling."

She also said she hoped fans would be satisfied with the finished movie which comes out in May.