Three seasons into And Simply Like That…, one beloved Intercourse and the Metropolis character has but to make a return, regardless of the present’s finest efforts.
Kyle MacLachlan not too long ago admitted he “would love to come back again and have enjoyable” on the HBO Max reboot as Charlotte’s (Kristin Davis) Waspy ex-husband Trey MacDougal, however he wasn’t bought on the writers’ authentic concept for his return.
“And what they urged to me, I mentioned, ‘I feel there needs to be extra,’” MacLachlan defined to Us Weekly. “So I simply mentioned, ‘I’m wondering, if the connection that Charlotte and Trey had calls for just a little greater than their first concept.’”
Debuting the character on Season 3 of Intercourse and the Metropolis in 2000, Trey is a heart specialist who’s seemingly Charlotte’s good match, rapidly getting married and beginning their life collectively on the Higher East Facet. However their marriage quickly begins to unravel because of Trey’s erectile dysfunction, his overbearing mom’s shock pop-ins and Charlotte’s infidelity.
As for what Trey could be as much as throughout And Simply Like That…, which premiered in 2021, MacLachlan has some concepts.
“It’d be very attention-grabbing,” he mentioned. “I had urged that Trey has possibly moved to Napa and has a really profitable vineyard and label there — you possibly can see the place I’m going with this. However no, I truly haven’t mentioned something but. Regardless, the present’s doing nice. They’re all pretty. And I like them.”
Davis beforehand admitted on her Are You a Charlotte? podcast that she “was type of mad” at MacLachlan for passing on the writers’ concept, which she felt symbolized Charlotte’s “unfinished feeling” about their divorce.
“She actually desires to see him, and I, Kristin, additionally really feel that method,” she added. “So I’m hoping that we will type of revisit a ‘possibly they run into one another simply at an occasion or a restaurant or one thing like that.’”
Davis mentioned, “I did give him a tough time the opposite day, after which he defined his viewpoint and I did perceive it. When you might have performed such a beautiful half previously that folks have such an awesome reminiscence of, and it was so particular as a piece expertise, you need it to type of keep on this wonderful place, and I feel he simply didn’t need there to be type of a tragic notice to the tip. So I get that.”
