Michael Patrick King Rejects 'Sex and the City' Prequel

  Sex and the City fans can rest now as, Michael Patrick King, the man who helmed both the TV series and the feature films has denied any interest in adapting the prequels based on the novels by Candance Bushnell.

 There has been many rumours swirling around lately that instead of continuing the story, the next film would be based on Carrie Bradshaw´s younger self.

 Michael Patrick King was quick to clear up the rumours during the Television Critics Association press tour on Wednesday.:

 "I'm not working on any Sex and the City prequel. My Carrie Bradshaw started at 33, and I took her to 43. I didn't even want to know who Carrie Bradshaw's parents were  because I thought she only existed in Manhattan. So for me, the idea of going backwards and making her less evolved ... is something that I don't imagine doing."

 Personally, we couldn´t agree more with him, although we would love to see another sequel based on the adult Carrie Bradshaw.

 What do you guys think? Would you prefer a prequel or a sequel to Sex and the City?

Kristin Davis is rooting for "Sex and the city 3"

  Kristin Davis has recently stated that she is still interested in reprising her role of Charlotte in a third installment of "Sex and the City" for the big screen, although there are no concrete plans as of yet.

  "As far as I know, we have no script for the third," Davis said of the possibility. "But I would never say never, we'd be thrilled if it happened."

  Davis isn't the only one hopeful for a third movie, just recently co-star Sarah Jessica Parker stated that the franchise was still very much alive and that the idea of a new sequel was not completely ruled out. However, this contradicts Chris Noth's claims that "the press killed it" after the sequel received a series of lukewarm reviews.

  Are you still up for more "Sex and the City"?

Sarah Jessica Parker says SATC is not dead

  Not so long ago, you may recall Chris Noth words confirming that the "Sex & the City" movies were dead and gone: "It's over," he said. "The franchise is dead. The press killed it."

  Now it is the main star of the franchise, Sarah Jessica Parker, who suggests that there may be hope after all. "I don’t know the future," she told Vulture. "I would say that you never know what will happen with that particular franchise. It's less about the reviewers than it is about the audience, and they’ve been pretty true, so we tend to listen to them more than anybody else."

  Parker who, not only starred on the tv series and movies but also produced them, left the door open for fans who are still looking forward to more Carrie Bradshaw stories.“If [director, writer and executive producer] Michael Patrick didn’t put those words into those characters’ mouths, I don’t think people would respond for so many years. So we’ll see. Who knows.”

So, there you have it, there may still be hope for fans all over the world after all. Even though the tv show was way much better than the big screen sequels, I would love for another movie to happen, as long as they keep up the good writing and everyone comes back.

What do you think? Would you like to see another "Sex & the City" movie, or is two more than enough? Sound off in the comments below!