Sarah Jessica Parker, in an appearance in the And Just Like That documentary that followed the season finale of the Sex and the City reboot, recounted the final days of her close friend and co-star Willie Garson's pancreatic cancer.
Talking about Garson's struggle with pancreatic cancer while filming the reboot before his death in September 2021, Parker reflected emotionally on how he operated through the "terrible pain" in his final days.
Parker shared, "If he could have stayed another day, two hours, three more weeks, he would have summoned the strength and took away the terrible pain he was in."
"I mean like pain, like physical pain," the 56-year-old actress insisted.
She then stood up saying, "God, I can't believe I can't call Willie. I can't believe I can't call him. I just can't believe it."
Parker also recalled how Garson quipped that his character from Stanford Blatch was the most popular on Sex and the City.
Garson was last seen in public in August, and reprized his role as Blatch in the first three episodes of the SATC reboot before passing away from his illness. After that his character in the show was taken to Japan.