Fans needn’t worry, though. While Harry and Charlotte will face a medical crisis together, Michael Patrick King, the series’ showrunner, assured fans it will all turn out ok. The funeral scene remains ...

Big was introduced in the very first episode of the show back in 1999, while Aidan made his debut in Season 3. Carrie’s relationship with Aidan was constantly tested by her inability to move on ...

Michael Patrick King is revealing more about Kim Cattrall's future on "And Just Like That" The Post exclusively reported that Cattrall will return as Samantha Jones for Season 2.

While Michael Patrick King is happy to offer assurance that Harry will be just fine, he isn’t giving away any more storyline information, nor is he revealing who the group has lost.

Michael Patrick King is giving away hints, though Max might be keeping the official release date quiet, but Michael Patrick King is feeling a bit more generous with information.

“Yes!” answered a gleeful Michael Patrick King, the showrunner of the HBO Max series. King and his writers’ room have only recently embarked on working on the second season of the “Sex and ...

When Michael Patrick King was first approached about working on the “Sex and the City” series in 1998, he was intrigued by two things: One was the ambiguous look on Sarah Jessica Parker’s ...

Michael Patrick King and Kim Cattrall. King, who shepherded the original HBO series into a cultural touchstone when it launched in 1998, said it was always his idea to keep Cattrall’s character ...

Michael Patrick King said Cynthia Nixon was a “loud eater” Actor, Cynthia Nixon, wasn’t one to shy away from any scene. The Sex and the City alum seemed to embrace scenes that might make ...

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Following the onscreen comeback, And Just Like That’s executive producer Michael Patrick King opened up about the way he approached John to reprise his infamous role — and he did not hold back.

(L-r) Writer-producer-director MICHAEL PATRICK KING, SARAH JESSICA PARKER and KRISTIN DAVIS on the set of New Line Cinema’s comedy “SEX AND THE CITY 2,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release.