The huge box office success of this year’s “Sex And The City: The Movie” has determined the HBO execs to consider a new movie based on the adventures of the four New York socialites.

HBO programming president Michael Lombardo has confirmed the news on Thursday during a press conference.

“Everybody associated with that project was really heartened by the enthusiasm from fans, so absolutely — there’s a lot of energy behind thinking about another ‘Sex and the City’ movie,” he said for reporters. Unfortunately, no date was given.  “As for when the film might materialize, I can’t say,” Lombardo added.

Lombardo’s statement was confirmed by HBO co-president Richard Plepler in an interview for People.

"Everybody came away feeling very excited by [the first film's] quality and its success, so that always invites the possibility of a continuation," he said.

Rleased this May, “Sex And The City: The Movie” the movie earned $57 million in its first weekend and it was the best box office debut of a film whose main character is a woman.

Starting off in present times, not where it left off four years ago, the movie finds Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her three gal pals, Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), Samantha (Kim Cattrall) and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) at crossroads.

Carrie is engaged to Mr. Big and planning a major New York wedding. Miranda is trying to work out a balance between her family life and career. Samantha relocated to Los Angeles to be with Smith, her boy toy, who became a TV star in the meantime, while Charlotte is happily married to Harry and the mother of their adopted daughter Lily.

The "Sex and the City" movie had a $65 million budget and is written and directed by Michael Patrick King. It runs 135 minutes and is distributed by New Line Cinema and HBO Films.