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This Sex and the City ‘Villain’ Is Returning To Reboot ‘And Just Like That’ · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest Revival and just like
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Speaker 1: that is almost here, nearly fifteen years after the original
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Speaker 1: show aired its last episode, and a lot has changed
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Speaker 1: in the world since then and in the life of
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Speaker 1: Carry Bradshaw its other central characters. Michael Patrick King, who
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Speaker 1: wrote on the original and is the showrunner on the revival,
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Speaker 1: tells the Hollywood Reporter one surprising thing remains the same,
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Speaker 1: the villain. He says, I always believe that the success
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Speaker 1: of the first series was because there was a villain,
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Speaker 1: a society that said single people are lepers, and the
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Speaker 1: outsider in me linked into defending the rights of people
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Speaker 1: to not be married and to show that it is beautiful,
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Speaker 1: comical and a choice that was their thirties about now
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Speaker 1: all the villain is again. Society not married was not
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Speaker 1: worthy then, now being fifty five is not worthy. So
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Speaker 1: there's still something to fight in an honest, surprising way.
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Speaker 1: And just like that arrives HBO Max this Thursday. That's
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Speaker 1: direct from Hollywood.