Sarah Jessica Parker reveals big change that was made in ‘Sex and the City’
The actress starred as Carrie Bradshaw in the show
Sarah Jessica Parker has come a long way from her early Sex and the City days which made her a star.
However, now that she is reflecting on her early days on the show, she recalls one of the biggest changes that was made in the show.
The actress made appearance on her co-star Kristin Davis’ podcast Are You a Charlotte?, where she spoke about the changes that made the show a successful drama.
The 61-year-old revealed that in its early episodes, the show was supposed to have a sitcom style bit where all the cast members were supposed to address the camera directly.
The Hocus Pocus actress said “And it was super stressful. It was very strange because you had to take yourself out of the scene and talk to a mystery person in the camera, but yet you were talking to yourself.”
She added that it was “problematic” because it was difficult to get it right.
The bit is usually seen in sitcoms like The Office and Modern Family when characters sit separately and address the ongoing storyline with the audience.
Most Read News
New South Indian OTT releases this week: ‘Dridam’, ‘Raakha’, ‘Karuppa’ and more
Emraan Hashmi film shoot faces protest in Haridwar over ‘Cafe & Bar’ signboard
Inside Sonam Kapoor’s birthday celebration with family
Shilpa Shinde shares cryptic post after AICWA's demand
Varun Dhawan’s 'Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai' starts strong at box office
Top OTT releases to stream this weekend: ‘Dhurandhar 2’, ‘Gullak 5’, ‘Brown’ and more
Shilpa Shinde responds after Hina Khan's strong reaction
Celina Jaitly hits back at defamation notices in ongoing family dispute
