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"I look back on four years ago with a lot more clarity than when I was living four years ago", Cattrall told reporters in New York recently. "I look at what was going on in '04 The show coming to an end, which was really devastating because it was the best job that ... a woman in her 40s could ever want. ... I was going through a divorce which was really, really hard. And it wasn't a divorce that was a private divorce because suddenly I was on a TV show. And it wasn't between lawyers and family members; it was in the New York Post. ... And then my dad was diagnosed with dementia. So, I look back on '04 as one of the worst years of my life."

Cattrall said that while she was taking a "time out", the "Sex and the City" fan base expanded greatly and when the producers contacted her again 18 months ago about doing a movie she was more receptive to the idea.

"It really felt like full circle", she said.

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