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July 10, 2008

More Sex, more SJP

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Another chance for Sarah Jessica Parker to stir the Oscar pot?

This from Michael Lombardo, president of the HBO programming group, at the network's session today at the Television Critics Association tour, via Live Feed:

"There is enormous interest by Warner and New Line to do another 'Sex and the City' and we're trying to put that together now. There's absolute interest."

Meanwhile, the fervor of our readers continues to grow.

One of the latest to write in, Ann, has this to say:

"Let me put it this way -- I will be outraged if Sarah Jessica Parker is NOT nominated for an Oscar. Pitch perfect performance that stands up to the best actresses and believe me no one was more surprised than me coming out of the theater."

SJP fans, unite!

 

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