Kristin Davis Reveals Sarah Jessica Parker’s Take On 'Sex And The City' Critiques
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"I mean, how could they not like Carrie?" Davis recalled her "Sex and the City" co-star asking her.
When it comes to “Sex and the City’s” Carrie Bradshaw, the line between love and hate is thinner than the heel on a pair of Manolo Blahniks.
Kristen Davis revealed on a recent episode of her podcast “Are You a Charlotte?” that her co-star Sarah Jessica Parker was affected by critiques of her character on the show.
Davis, who played Charlotte York on the show, told producer Michael Patrick King that Parker takes criticism of Carrie “personally.”
“There’s still people who are like, ‘Carrie’s the worst!’ Or whatever different thing it is that week,” Davis said, with King chiming in that fans were angry over the character cheating on Aidan, played by John Corbett, or wearing a slip to go out for coffee.
Before embarking on spinoff “And Just Like That,” Parker confided in Davis, sharing her frustration with the way fans felt about her character.
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"I mean, how could they not like Carrie?" Davis recalled her "Sex and the City" co-star asking her.