The cast members of Sex And The City have reunited as production begins on the next series: And Just Like That…

The HBO Max series catches fans up on what happened to the three female leads since they were last seen in the 2010 film Sex And The City 2.

Sarah Jessica Parker, 56, returns to the screen as Carrie Bradshaw, Cynthia Nixon, 55, is back as Miranda Hobbes, and Kristin Davis, 56, will return as Charlotte York.

Kim Cattrall, who played man-eater Samantha Jones, is not in the film as it has long been reported that she and Parker no longer get along.

Bradshaw announced the film was in production with a picture of her and her co-stars on Instagram on Friday.

She wrote: “Together again. Read through our first episodes. Alongside all the fellas and our newest cast members. Like an ice cream sundae.”

She also shared pictures from the show’s table read, adding: “Nerves all a wonderful jumble.”

Chris Noth will reprise his role as Mr Big, while Willie Garson and Mario Cantone are also returning for the series, which consists of 10 half-hour episodes.

Sex And The City ran from 1998 to 2004.

Set in New York City, it followed the lives of its four female characters who, despite very different natures and sex lives, are best friends and confide in each other.

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