While the 'Hannah Montana' star talks about how it is making a cameo in the 'Sex and the City' sequel, Bette Midler sets record straight on her cameo speculation.
- October 31, 2009
AceShowbiz -
Miley Cyrus has shot her cameo part for "Sex and the City 2" in mid-November, and she has taken it to KIIS-FM morning radio show to share her shooting experience. On Friday, October 30, the star of "Hannah Montana" told Ryan Seacrest, "It was like the best job I'd ever been on. It was a total dream come true."
The daughter of country crooner Billy Ray Cyrus continued on praising some of the stars of the romantic comedy. "It was so cool. Working with Kim [Cattrall] was a really cool," the 16-year-old actress/singer shared. "And Sarah Jessica Parker was like the nicest person in the world."
Miley also talked about the filming process for her part that lasted less than two hours. "I didn't end up shooting until 11 p.m.," she said. "It was awesome - I got a free trip to New York. I hung out in New York all day and then I got to go to the set. I literally shot for an hour-and-a-half, and it was done."
Miley Cyrus was captured on camera shooting her cameo part at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City on October 16. She was seen in a red carpet scene with Kim Cattrall, wearing matching metallic dresses and knee-length boots. The only difference spotted from the two's outfits is the neck accessory they were donning.
On another news related to the "Sex and the City" sequel, E! Online reported that contrary to words on the street, Bette Midler will not be seen having a cameo in the movie. Setting the story straight was the comedienne herself. "My daughter was a PA on the movie," she explained on why she was spotted on the film's set with SJP. "It was a big thrill for her. She had a great time. She loves the business."
"Sex and the City 2" has all four leading ladies of the original series, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis reprising their role as Carrie, Samantha, Miranda and Charlotte respectively. Chris Noth also returns as Big, and writer/director/producer Michael Patrick King is back to his post. Principal photography was kicked off in New York in September. This sequel is set for U.S. release on May 28, 2010.
