An Interview with Kristin Davis
DAVIS: She just got engaged and she has been going out with the man for 10 years.</s>HAMMER: It`s here - "Sex and the City" finally opens in theaters on Friday. Even the guys at SHOWBIZ TONIGHT are excited. Welcome back to SHOWBIZ TONIGHT. I`m A.J. Hammer in New York. Tonight SHOWBIZ TONIGHT`s "Sex and the City" week rages on with the fired up Kristin Davis. Davis, of course, plays Charlotte York in the film. And when she sat down with me, she just let loose on the tabloids and all those gossip Web sites. But first, she talked about how rumors of feuding between her and her co-stars became so toxic that it was beyond repair.</s>DAVIS: It was exhausting. It`s exhausting because you cannot correct it all. You can try. I mean we tried for 10 years to correct that. You understand 10 years, like you can`t, bang your head against a wall. We would go out in the beginning and try to fix it, and they don`t care. No one cares what we say. Do you know what I mean? It`s not going to sell magazines whatever it is. I don`t know. So after a while we were like -</s>HAMMER (on camera): And that`s just one side of it, Kristin. And then of course, there`s the paparazzi. There are a lot of people, and this is something, you know, we talk about a lot, who say, "You know what? It comes with the territory, the loss of privacy. It`s part of the deal. It is a hard line to walk."</s>DAVIS: It is so hard because we do need publicity. We totally understand that. We need to promote the movie that they paid millions and millions and millions of dollars to make. And we need our careers to go well. I mean it`s a very fine line. I think the whole paparazzi world has exploded in an insane way. And one of the things that consumers need to do is think about what they`re supporting with their dollar and what they`re supporting when they go online. Because every time you click on a site, you are making that person money. So if you go to a magazine stand and you see the tabloids and they have one person on all the tabloids but different headlines, you know how this happens, right?</s>HAMMER: Yes. So and so is getting married. So and so are splitting up.