Sex & the City left HBO when the series was still highly popular, at the top of its game. When any successful show leaves the air, it causes questions…and confusion for fans who are left wanting more. It wasn’t until after the Sex was all over that the rumors surfaced and the interviews began. Reportedly, the series ended because of star squabbling - namely, Kim Cattrall. The actress who was loved on the small screen as Samantha Jones allegedly wanted to receive the same amount of pay as the show’s star, Sarah Jessica Parker (a.k.a. Carrie Bradshaw). And that’s when everything fell apart. The series ended amid much hype, HBO tributes, and tons of press. But even then, there were whispers that there might be more Sex to come.

Until that, too, fell apart. Again, it was reported that the Sex & the City movie’s progress was stymied by Kim Cattrall, who refused to do the project. And millions of women were disappointed. Three years after the final farewell, the Sexy movie is back on – with, yes, all four leading ladies as part of the cast. But has time softened the hard feelings that plagued the series? According to on-set reports, no.

According to reports, Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker are still on the outs. During a recent reunion celebration in New York, Cattrall stormed out as soon as Parker arrived, scowling at photographers on her way out the door. Cynthia Nixon didn’t even attend the event, but Kristin Davis and Sarah Jessica Parker stayed on for about a half hour. The two were smiling as they left. One report says that a scripted on-camera kiss between Parker and Cattrall was “colder than ice.” Photos of the movie’s progress shows at least one scene where the four girls walk down New York City streets together. Whatever goes on when the cameras are off, all Sex fans want to see is the four girls glamming it up together. The movie is on. Nothing else matters.