Sarah Jessica Parker: Sex And The City sequel's not a done deal

But actress hopes there will be a second flick

Sarah Jessica Parker says the follow up to Sex And The City: The Movie hasn’t been finalised.

Earlier this week co-star Kim Cattrall, 52, confirmed there would be a sequel.

But Sarah, who was one of the producers of the film, insists it isn't definite.

‘I’m thrilled to know Kim is excited but all the deals are not yet done,’ she tells Access Hollywood.

'With the wind on our heels, we hope to make it a reality.’

Sex And The City: The Movie, which also stars Cynthia Nixon and Kristen Davis, sold 920,000 DVDs in its opening week.

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Kim Cattrall: There will be a Sex And The City sequel

Actress breaks the news on The Paul O'Grady show

Kim Cattrall has confirmed there will be another Sex And The City movie.

The actress, who plays Samantha Jones in the US comedy, says producers will make another flick.

‘Yes there will [be a sequel],’ she told Mel B on The Paul O’Grady show.

But Kim says it's nice to take a break from playing her sexually charged alter-ego.

‘I'm sort of a serial monogamist [in real life],’ she admits.

‘I find a guy I like and I tend to spend an awfully long time with him.. five or six years.

'That's a very long time, in Hollywood that's forever.’

Kim, 52, has been with Canadian chef Alan Wyse, 29, since 2004. She has been married three times.

Sex And The City: The Movie - starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristen Davis - sold 920,000 DVDs in its opening week.

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Kim Cattrall's Sex denial

Kim Cattrall has denied she only starred in 'Sex and the City: The Movie' for the money.

The actress - who stars as PR executive Samantha Jones in the hit US TV show and upcoming movie - reportedly turned down the movie because the money wasn't good enough, but Kim says that wasn't the real reason.

She said: "I think, looking back four years ago when we were first discussing a movie, it was a really tough time for me in my personal life. I was going through a divorce and my job of seven years was coming to an end.

"Then my dad was diagnosed with dementia which was the toughest thing of all, and we had to put him in a home. I returned to Canada where my family is - that's really the reason behind it. It wasn't all about the money."

Kim's co-star Sarah Jessica Parker has defended the actress, insisting she was entitled to consider money before agreeing to the movie.

She said: "I heard a number of differing stories, but I never interrogated Kim. At the beginning I thought it was about money. She had mentioned money a bunch of times and nobody should vilify her for that. I think people made a decision that we had vilified her and I think that was very unfair.

"She's talked publicly about the money being an issue and I think she has every right to do that. But the best thing that came out of it is that we are doing this film now and I think we get to tell a much better story by waiting a few years. This was the right time."

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