The women on Sex and the City hate each other even more than the terrorists hate them and their freewheeling, leg-baring ways. You know this and we know this, which means the producers behind the SATC movie definitely know this. Knowing this, why do the producers seem to intentionally divide the stars even further? Publicity, m’man! Because kinship and harmony don’t mean dick when it comes to profits.

Headlining the Sex and the City movie has its perks: adoring fans, characters that fit like a glove, slipping into the latest fashions and then keeping the clothes. Right? Right?

Not so fast! Kristin Davis and Kim Cattrall were shocked—shocked—when they actually couldn’t collect their fashionable duds.

“It’s in the contract that we get to keep our outfits, which is a fantastic thing, except that, for me, all of my outfits were samples,” Davis told E! News this week, at the movie’s press day. “I kept my running pants, which I love and wear them a lot, but I was like, Where are my clothes?”
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As for Sarah Jessica Parker, she kept everything that wasn’t borrowed, just like back in Sex’s heyday. “I had done that over the course of the series,” she revealed. And it turned out to be très beneficial to have Carrie Bradshaw’s “vintage” clothes during one of the movie’s key montages.

“I got to keep almost everything,” said Cynthia Nixon.