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KRISTIN DAVIS is desperate to star in a movie version of hit TV show SEX AND THE CITY, and hopes co-stars SARAH JESSICA PARKER and KIM CATTRALL can settle their differences and allow the project to happen.
Host network HBO and executive producer MICHAEL PATRICK KING starting planning the film as soon as the CANDICE BUSHNELL-created show drew to a close in 2004.
But the project stalled due to friction between Cattrall and Parker, with Cattrall refusing to sign up for the big screen adaptation.
But Davis is hopeful they can settle their differences: "If it happened, I would be the happiest person ever on the planet." A HBO spokesperson adds, "We always thought a Sex And The City movie was a great idea. We would love to make it happen."

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