Sarah Jessica Parker outside Letterman studio (WENN image)

Sarah Jessica Parker reveals the Sex and the City truth

Wednesday, 28 May 2008

Sarah Jessica Parker has let it slip that the new Sex and the City movie might not be for real - literally.

The actress, who plays New York socialite and writer Carrie Bradshaw in the much-anticipated film adaptation of the hit TV series, admits fans of the show might be in for a shock when the truth is revealed.

Refusing to be drawn into talking about a rumoured death in the new film, which opens on Friday, Parker says, "I'm so reluctant to answer that... I am fairly certain there is no death."

But she turned cryptic when asked if her character's marriage, which is alluded to in trailers for the movie, really does take place.

Speaking to Los Angeles DJ Ryan Seacrest, Parker said, "It's very unclear if that's a dream sequence... It looks as if Carrie might be but it's not clear to me, even still, if that was a dream sequence or not."

Sarah Jessica Parker before her appearance on Letterman (WENN image)

"I'm trying to be clever and stealth about not giving too much away."

Sarah's husband has recently spoken about the difficulties that have arisen because of the popularity of Sex and the City.

Matthew Broderick admits he hates shopping trips with his actress wife because she is constantly hounded by autograph-hunting fans.

The Stepford Wives star admits trips to New York's famous shopping districts often turn into a nightmare, because everyone wants to speak to his superstar wife - especially Sex And The City enthusiasts.

But the actor insists he isn't bothered that his wife is more popular than he is - because his low-profile allows him to disappear into the background without facing harassment from fans.

He says, "My wife gets asked for her autograph more than me. When you're on TV, that's serious fame. I have never got to that. It happens when we go shopping.

"She is bothered all day, basically. I sit in the background. At least I can go about my business."

Sarah Jessica Parker before her appearance on Letterman (WENN image)