Willie Garson, 'Sex and the City' Star, Dead at 57

Sarah Jessica Parker has returned to work on the 'Sex and the City' revival. The 56-year-old actress was left devastated by the loss of her co-star Willie Garson – who played her character Carrie Bradshaw's best friend Stanford Blatch in the HBO series and subsequent spin-off movies – after he passed away last week following a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Working through the pain. Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted on the set of And Just Like That, HBO Max’s Sex and the City sequel series, a week after Willie Garson‘s death.

Bridget Moynahan is just as excited as the fans to see the women of back in action! The 50-year-old actress spoke with ET at Global Citizen Live over the weekend in New York City about returning to the franchise for the upcoming HBO Max reboot,  «Well obviously, I can't say anything about the show, but for me looking out on the other side of that window and seeing the girls coming down that Soho street in those costumes with the hair, it just made me like, 'Oh my god, it's back!' So I am so

Willie Garson — whom I met 39 years ago this month, on our first night of Wesleyan University, when I was paired up with an 18-year-old sparkplug from New Jersey on a freshman-hall ice-breaking exercise — reliably remembered it, no matter where he happened to be or how many times I overlooked his.  This year I spent my birthday attending his funeral, and at no point did I receive a text reading “Happy Birthday, you tool,” or a phone call with the opening salvo “Shut up!” and to say it was missed

Following the actor’s passing on Tuesday September 21, Willie Garson’s cause of death at 57 was published in an obituary for the Sex And The City actor on Thursday September 23 via Legacy. It revealed that the actor passed away in his Los Angeles home from a previously-rumored battle with pancreatic cancer.

Sarah Jessica Parker has not yet paid tribute to her late co-star Willie Garson, following his heartbreaking death on Sept. 21, and that’s because she’s just “not ready”. The late actor, who portrayed Stanford Blatch, BFF of Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw on Sex and the City, passed away at the age of 57 after suffering from pancreatic cancer, according to PEOPLE.

Kristin Davis, 56, is in deep mourning following the tragic death of her former Sex and the City co-star, Willie Garson. Kristin, who played Charlotte York Goldenblatt in the iconic HBO series and follow-up films, paid tribute to 57-year-old Willie — who passed away on Sept. 21 after a battle with pancreatic cancer — by sharing a few pics of the beloved late actor to Instagram, alongside an emotional message. See Kristin’s tribute HERE.

Willie Garson was an actor best known for playing Stanford Blatch on “Sex and the City.”Garson’s “Sex and the City” character was a close friend of Sarah Jessica Parker’s character, Carrie Bradshaw. He was one of the show’s most prominent supporting characters, and he also appeared in the 2008 “Sex and the City” movie and its 2010 sequel.

Sex and the City star Willie Garson has died at the age of 58 after a battle with cancer. Willie played character Carrie Bradshaw best friend, gay talent agent Stanford Blatch in the hit sitcom and was pictured filming the new series with Carrie actress Sarah Jessica Parker in New York just last month.

 Instagram. “Rest in peace and I’m so glad you got to share all your adventures with me and were able to accomplish so much.

Kim Cattrall is the latest star to remember Willie Garson.

Celebrities paid tribute to "Sex and the City" star Willie Garson after the actor's death was announced on Tuesday. He was 57.

Sex and The City” star, who was best known for playing Carrie Bradshaw’s (Sarah Jessica Parker) best male friend, Stanford Blatch, passed away this week at the age of 57, reports Us Weekly.Garson’s son, Nathen, confirmed the news in a heartbreaking tribute to his father via social media.“I love you so much papa. Rest In Peace and I’m so glad you got to share all your adventures with me and were able to accomplish so much.