Chris Noth reportedly cut out from ‘And Just Like That’ final episode following accusations of sexual assault
Mr. Big was supposed to reappear alongside Carrie in the final episode of the SATC follow-up. However, the scene was apparently cut following sexual assault allegations against the actor who plays him.
The creative team behind the recent reboot of ‘Sex And The City’ (SATC), ‘And Just Like That,’ has opted not to include one of the key characters, Mr. Big, in the season’s finale, US media reports. The 67-year-old actor Chris Noth, who plays Carrie Bradshaw’s husband, was accused of sexual assault by several women after the series premiered on HBO Max in December last year.
It has been reported that the episode, which is scheduled to stream in the beginning of February, initially included a sequence in which a widowed Carrie reunites with John (AKA Mr. Big), who dies from a heart attack in the first episode of the reboot. The character was meant to have closure for her decades-long relationship in a Paris scene. However, it has apparently been decided that the segment is “not narratively significant,” according to Variety.
Many US media outlets have confirmed the news, which was first reported by TV Line on Wednesday. As of now, there has been no comment from HBO Max.
The revival of SATC has hyped up fans of the show, and not only by bringing the now older characters back on screen. Some fans were astonished by the sudden death of Mr. Big after his energetic Peloton ride in the first episode, and then by ‘cancellation’ of Chris Noth in real life.
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