It all started with a photo shared by Sara Jessica Parker on her official Instagram account. The photo featured her in a complimentary white dress and gold heels which hinted a glimpse of "Sex and the City".
Since then, different speculations and rumors stirred up that "Sex and the City" will be having its third installment to be announced earlier this year.
However, the actress was spotted in Today on Thursday to clear out the confusions buzzing up around the city. According to Parker, "there is no decision". Parker admitted that it is difficult to answer questions about the third film. But, the writer-director (Michael Patrick King) has already plotted the storyline. "Everybody reads and projects so much into what I say. There is a story. When and if we tell it remains unclear," she said.
In an article on Cinemablend, there could be a slight chance that the sequel may still be at hand. Parker's statement doesn't clearly mean that the plan, which there is a plan in the first place, will stay just a plan. Moreover, there is still a story to be told but it depends on the crew to pursue the plan.
Carrie Bradshaw, role played by Sarah Parker in "Sex and the City" series movies and "The Carrie Diaries", said that the "Sex in the City" still has one story left to tell, according to Time but, she is not just sure when it will possibly happen. For now, it seemed like fans will rely on the "Sex and the City" movie series reruns to update themselves over and over again until the sequel film officially turns into a reality.
As a result of the rumors and speculations, reports say that "The Carrie Diaries" has had cancelled the show by The CW last year to stay in pop culture consciousness. Since the rumors about the production of the third installment franchise buzzed up, it became the major reason for that as it was reported. Sarah Parker has been often asked about it.
So, it appears like "Sex and the City" will remain a plan and the fans will be the one to make the movie happen. In that way, it may possibly make them change their minds. What do you think?
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