While the series
And Just Like That ...,
sequel to
Sex and the City
, has only just begun, Chris Noth aka "Mister Big" is at the heart of a real media storm.
Indeed, the actor is accused by three women of sexual assault, whose testimony was relayed on December 16 by the magazine
Hollywod Reporter
.
Her onscreen partners Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis have since spoken on December 20.
“We are deeply saddened to hear the allegations against Chris Noth,” the
Sex and the City
actresses wrote
in a joint statement shared on social media.
Before adding: “We support the women who have come forward and shared their painful experiences.
We know that must be a very difficult thing to do and we congratulate them. ”
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The principal concerned denied the facts via a statement: "The allegations made against me by people whom I met years, even decades, are categorically false".
Alas, the actor was sacked from the police series
The Equalizer
, CBS and Universal Television productions having shared a press release saying that he "will not shoot any new episode".
In video, "And Just Like That", the trailer
Finally, Chris Noth would have been abandoned by his artistic agency, A3 Artists Agency, which represented him since October, and would have lost several advertising contracts.
Fallout which, perhaps, is just beginning.
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