Good point.

Thanks. I hadn’t read that.

They do have optional emails/phone number etc to store receipts but is doesn’t really help with gifts. An example; someone gave my son a pair of LLBean shoes. They were too big, but in a couple years they fit and he wore them for like 6 months then the laces(attached no-tie style not replaceable) frayed and broke.…

Nope. They were in early pre-production - nowhere near going to camera. Chris “Mr. Big” Noth told People Magazine that no one had even contacted him about the film. Maybe Big had been killed off in the script or something like that, but if they were a week away from production, you’d think he’d know more about it.

I think the thing that is most telling about this Sex in the City nightmare is the negotiations. Whatever was being said to the producers, they were going ahead with the production, only to be shut down weeks/a week before principle photography was about to begin. What is that about?

Yeah, she’s so professional and beloved that no co-workers will stand up for her.

Aw, really? Well, then it really tells you how principled and professional KC is that she’d rather not work than do another SATC movie. 

Wow, that’s cold. Fuck Anne!

Excellent point. For most people, making a good first impression is simple. It’s during the follow-up meetings and digging deeper into a professional or friendly relationship that the cracks start to show themselves.

Except there are no rumors whatsoever of SJP treating people poorly or her having issues with castmates. Kim is the only person who has had a problem with her so you do the math.

Yeah. And the bullied often grow up to be shitty, themselves. (I reached out to Anne in the hospital, and we were friends for a time. She responded by sharing a humiliating story about one of my parents being arrested ALL OVER social media. Anne can go fuck herself.)

Can’t both parties be awful?

When I was in high school, a group of girls decided they didn’t like Anne, so they told the teacher she refused to help with a group project, when in fact they had declined to include her in the meetings. Anne received an F.

As someone else said, in grief you can act 100 different ways and it’s not really the time to judge anyone on their behavior.

I always consider service workers to be pretty reliable judges of a celebrity’s character. Every service worker I know whose encountered SJP has had nothing but glowing praise. A girl I know once waited on her at a restaurant and complimented the way she smelled. SJP returned the next day to gift the her a bottle of…

We also have to remember that this is business and reputations. I have been in professional situations where the SJP was an absolute cunt to work with and everyone knew, but within the field everyone propagated the belief that the SJP was an amazing and brilliant person who you would be blessed to work with. Publicly…

They should have also implemented a policy where you had to have bought the item from them. They have a data base, one assumes. So if people are bringing/sending in items for return, it would be on the data base that it was purchased by them.