Mr. Big Was Originally Going to Die in a Third 'Sex & The City' Movie
Sex & The City‘s Michael Patrick King is revealing some surprising details about the hit series.
The show creator, who is also helming And Just Like That, spoke to Variety about the third movie that never was, as well as the original fate of Chris Noth‘s character, Mr. Big.
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“The idea of the movie was really strong, and there was interest. And then all of a sudden it was impossible to get all four ladies to participate,” he said.
“Kim [Cattrall] didn’t want to do the movie. Kim had finished playing Samantha, and despite conversations back and forth she just said, ‘Yeah, I don’t want to do this.’ So she pulled out, and I thought, ‘Well, then there’s no movie,’” he said before revealing one of the major plot details.
“I had the idea that Mr. Big would die — that was the movie. And I’m so thrilled it didn’t happen in the movie, because I wouldn’t have been able to explore the journey for Carrie.”
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