And Just Like That: Sarah Jessica Parker does first table read for her Sex And The City revival

Sarah Jessica Parker thrilled her fans on Friday when she shared photos of the script to the highly-anticipated Sex And The City revival And Just Like That.

The actress, 56, was at a table read for the new series which has been in the works for years. Her co-stars will be Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis, among others, but not Kim Cattrall who asked to not be in the series.

It was noted on the script that it had to be turned in at the end of the table read as producers want to keep the plot secret.

‘1st Table Read. Got here way too early. Nerves all a wonderful jumble. X, SJ,’ the New Yorker said in her Instagram caption for her 6.6M followers.

Her pal Andy Cohen said, ‘Carrie is back’ as Melanie Griffith hit the like button.

In the first image was a table card for Sarah.  

Also shared images of the place settings for Nixon as Miranda, Chris Noth as Big, Davis as Charlotte, Willie Garson as Stanford, Sara Ramirez as Che and Mario Cantone as Anthony.

The scripts read on top: ‘And Just Like That, Please note these scripts will be collected at the end of the table read.’

There was also a microphone, an ear piece, and a medical mask. 

SJP is reuniting with her original co-stars Davis as Charlotte and Nixon as Miranda for the HBO Max series.

It promises to shed light on how the trio are continuing to navigate love and friendship in the Big Apple now that they are in their 50s.

Cattrall, who had a falling out with Parker, is not returning for the new show.

However, plenty of other famous faces from the original series that ran on HBO from 1998 to 2004 will be seen in And Just Like That.

Chris Noth and John Corbett, who played Carrie’s competing love interests Mr. Big and Aidan, have come on board the show.

Also signed up are Mario Cantone, David Eigenberg, Willie Garson and Evan Handler.

Cantone will be back as Anthony Marentino, a gay wedding planner who worked with Charlotte before becoming her good friend.

Eigenberg reprises his role as the sometimes-geeky Steve, who became the most serious love interest for Miranda and later married her.

Garson played Stanford Blatch, Carrie’s greatest confidante and one of the only male characters to occasionally carry a storyline on his own.

His character married Cantone’s wedding planner in the second Sex And The City movie, so fans may get a chance to see what married life is like for them.

Evan Handler rounds out the returning love interests as Harry Goldenblatt, a divorce lawyer who represented Charlotte when she splits from her husband Trey MacDougal (played by Twin Peaks’ Kyle MacLachlan). 

Despite initially being turned off by his appearance and gruff demeanor, she falls for him and they marry later in the series. 

Earlier this week Sarah posted several photos to Instagram taken outside the Perry Street location.

It doubles as the exterior of her character Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment building. 

‘Pure coincidence AND JUST LIKE THAT, we find ourselves on this street called Perry the night before it all begins again,’ she captioned the snaps.

She then added: ‘MPK, here we go. And I’m thrilled and terrified. X, SJ. ‘

‘MPK’ stands for Michael Patrick King, the longtime writer-director-producer of Sex And The City who is part of the reboot.