How Beloved SATC Star Willie Garson Was Written Off And Just Like That…

Finding a solution. Before the premiere of the Sex and the City revival, And Just Like That, fans were concerned about what the absence of Kim Cattrall would mean for the show’s core friend group.

The late Willie Garson played the beloved character Stanford Blatch on the HBO series Sex and the City and the HBO Max show And Just Like That, but he sadly passed away in the middle of production on the sequel series.

And just like that, another character in the Sex and the City universe has moved abroad. Willie Garson’s Stanford Blatch was written off And Just Like That during the Thursday, December 23, episode of the HBO Max series, three months after the actor’s death.

If you still miss Stanford Blatch in SATC, you may want to know what Willie Garson’s net worth was and how much he made on Sex and the City before his death.

If you have not finished this week's episode of And Just Like That, for later or proceed with caution.Willie Garson's sudden death in September took the cast of the reboot,, somewhat by surprise.

Spoiler alert: Don’t read if you haven’t yet seen the first four episodes of “And Just Like That…”

WARNING: This story contains spoilers from the first four episodes of “And Just Like That … ““And Just Like That … ” said goodbye to one of its most beloved characters — and stars — on Thursday.The “Sex and the City” sequel series reworked the fourth episode to spin an abrupt career move and a perhaps not-unexpected relationship shift for Carrie’s gay-about-town BFF Stanford Blatch, a part played by Willie Garson, who died unexpectedly in September following a quiet battle with pancreatic

Since his  death in the middle Sex and the City reboot, fans have wondered how Willie Garson died and how his character, Stanford Blatch, will be written out of And Just Like That.

Mario Cantone is remembering his on-screen husband Willie Garson. The actor, who famously starred as Carrie Bradshaw’s (Sarah Jessica Parker) best friend Stanford Blatch) in the "Sex and the City" franchise, passed away in September from pancreatic cancer.

Clapping back. More than 10 years after Sex and the City originally wrapped up on HBO, the And Just Like That revival was announced as a way to explore the main characters in the present day.

Carrie and Big forever! Sarah Jessica Parker and Chris Noth‘s characters have had their share of ups and downs on Sex and the City, but offscreen, the duo’s friendship is thriving.

Kim Cattrall isn't speaking directly about HBO Max's , she is enjoying some of the online commentary about her beloved character, Samantha Jones', absence in the reboot. Samantha is not in the series, which stars Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw, Cynthia Nixon as Miranda Hobbes, and Kristin Davis as Charlotte York. The series does, however, address her absence almost immediately in the premiere episode, «Hello It's Me,» which started streaming last Thursday.

Kim Cattrall isn't speaking directly about HBO Max's , she is enjoying some of the online commentary about her beloved character, Samantha Jones', absence in the reboot. Samantha is not in the series, which stars Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw, Cynthia Nixon as Miranda Hobbes, and Kristin Davis as Charlotte York. The series does, however, address her absence almost immediately in the premiere episode, «Hello It's Me,» which started streaming last Thursday.

Kim Cattrall may not be speaking directly about the new reboot,, the 65-year-old star, who appeared as Samantha Jones in the original series, is enjoying some of the online commentary about her beloved character's absence. Samantha is noticeably absent from the new HBO Max reboot, which stars Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw, Cynthia Nixon as Miranda Hobbes, and Kristin Davis as Charlotte York.

This is so sweet!

SPOILER ALERT: A huge revelation from the Dec. 9 premiere of “And Just Like That…” will be revealed by reading further.

the premiere of "And Just Like That" with the cast of the show, a moment that had to have been bittersweet.The premiere of the highly-anticipated sequel to "Sex and the City" came less than three months after Willie, who played the beloved Stanford Blatch, passed away."What a wonderful trip and what an amazing time I got to have.

Warning: Spoilers for the first episode of “And Just Like That…”