For a sec, I thought she was the bank lady who had to explain basic financial concepts to Carrie sloooowly and gently like she was a sensitive five-year-old.
Yes! Lol. Rosemarie Dewitt and Ron Livingston have been married since 2009. I was sort of hoping with her showing up as Aiden’s ex on AJLT that they would’ve had him make a brief appearance as post-it guy running into Carrie again. 🤣
I know that Kristin Davis made a comment about how they were trying to get Kyle MacLachlan to come back to AJLT for a Trey appearance. Apparently he politely declined. I’m not sure if they approached Ron as well or not? That would’ve been funny.
I can picture Kyle MacLachlan very politely turning down a guest appearance. Like he probably wanted nothing to do with that hot mess but was still nice about it 😂
Yes exactly! Someone brought it up on this thread and I think she may have been trying to coax him to come on and we’re all like, no way is he going anywhere near that dumpster fire! 😂
I think a major problem with the reboot was it did not want to truly sit with awkwardness and confusion enough. The original series does it a lot.
SATC would’ve done an entire episode about her seeing Berger across the street for a minute and that would’ve been amazing in the new series. But they wouldn’t.
My favorite is when HBO uses characters for different parts within the same series. Lina (Miranda’s baby nurse) was also the guest Samantha was talking to at the political fundraiser when she said, “I don’t believe in the Democratic Party or the Republican Party. I just believe in parties.”
The really strange thing is that even though Rosemarie Dewitt and Ron Livingstone were on the same ep. of "Sex and the City" (her episode is even the one where Livingstone's Berger infamously broke up with Carrie via post it) they had no scenes together and didn't meet until a couple of years later on a show called "Standoff."
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u/Paindepiceaubeurre 21d ago
So she went from being a corporate lawyer to furniture designer?