Sex and the City Movie Secrets Revealed

"Something major happens that fundamentally changes who Carrie is," Sarah Jessica Parker told LOGO's NewNowNext.

The movie "doesn’t pick up right where the series ended," Parker says. "It's a few years later... it's so packed with stuff."

Cynthia Nixon says her character, Miranda Hobbes, "is still in Brooklyn, is still unhappy about it, and still advancing at her job, in her firm."

As for baby Brady?

"Her son is thriving, but her marriage is kind of mmm — not doing so great," she explains. "We are dealing with unfaithfulness, but even more than unfaithfulness, I think we are dealing with the daily grind that can take its toll on a relationship."

Meanwhile Charlotte York Goldenblatt is "struggling to be a good mother," Kristin Davis says. "She has her adopted daughter, and she’s an overachiever."

Kim Cattrall, who plays Samantha Jones, told LOGO about being older in the movie, but when asked who has the most sex, responded, "Guess!"

As for rumors of tension on the set of their flick (due out May 30), the stars deny any infighting.

"It’s almost like going back to high school, yet not," Davis says. "There’s a sense of familiarity between us, and we are in many ways like sisters. We finish each others' sentences and we were never separated from each other."

The first day back on set "was wild," adds Nixon. “We were back in these outfits, and these heels again."

"And we had to re-learn how to walk down the street and walk in unison and not teeter over in our heels, but it kind of felt great," she adds. “What it felt like was a four-headed eight-legged organism!”

Besides, Davis says, "This is how we earn our check — wearing these shoes."

(Spoiler alert: Watch the trailer below to see what happens on Carrie's wedding day.)

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