The writing is on the wall with Julie Rottenberg and Elisa Zuritsky... (S4 E15 "Change Of A Dress" )
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Hi, I'm Kristen Davis, and I want to know, are you a Charlotte? Welcome to Are You a Charlotte? Today, we have another episode with the incredible Julie Rottenberg and Elisa Zariski. We are now talking about 415, Change of Address, which was the second script they wrote after My Mother Bored Myself. Two absolutely incredible episodes, I need to say, at the top. Thank you, Kristen.
It's a joy.
Say again how incredibly lucky we were that we got those scripts. I mean, beyond. Beyond. But that's because you were amazing. Okay? And this episode, directed by the incredible Alan Taylor. So good. So good. Okay. So upsetting. Like, watching it again. Was it? I... Well, you have to remember. Like... Sarah Jessica and John Corbett really loved working together.
And they were so good.
So the fact that this was the end of them, or so we thought, until we didn't know the future. But can I also say, do you remember also when he left us? In season three?
Yes.
No, because we weren't there. We were just watching it on television. Do you not remember him crying at the read-through? Oh, well... Wait, which one? Sorry. It's just like that. Oh, that.
We were there for that.
I left all the way to the poster present.
I know.
He left so many times.
I know. He left so many times. And they were all very upsetting.
I know, right? But I just love that he has that depth of feeling. And he... I cannot yet talk him into being on the podcast.
Really?
Yes. That's crazy.
If you run into him, please put in a word.
He has to. I know. John, you would have the best one.
We need him.
He just wants to be asked again and again. No, no, no. He's been begged for literally hours, okay? Okay. Literally ours. But what I want to say, what I want to represent here, because I feel like it's important since we don't have his own voice, is the depth of feeling that he brings to everything that he does. And how much we love him and how much he loves us back. And how every time that we've written him out, he cries.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:01
2
How did Julie & Elisa describe the inspiration behind ‘Change Of A Dress’ (S4 E15)?
8:01–13:50
3
Why is Carrie wearing the engagement ring on a necklace and whose idea was it?
13:50–22:35
4
What went into filming the bridal shop and why was getting the scene before sunset important?
22:35–30:40
5
How did director Alan Taylor influence the fountain shot and final visual choices?
30:40–33:18
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What was the behind‑the‑scenes story about tap dancing and Kristen’s rehearsals?
33:18–38:33
Speakers
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