The creators of the sequel to the popular series “Sex and the City” have decided to cut the actor out of the finale of the series after accusations against Chris Notts of sexual assault on women.
Chris Nott, 67, played in the cult series “Sex and the City” and “And Just Like That” or “And That’s How Time Goes” by Sarah Jessica Parker’s heroine Kerry Bradshow’s dream man, Mr. Great.
The note was scheduled to return for a short episode in the “End of Time” series, which airs on February 3, but the producers have decided to cancel the scene and will not be seen in the final of the series, writes The Mirror.
The decision to change at the end of the season came after several women accused the actor of sexual abuse in December, shortly after the series was released.
Not denied the allegations as “categorically false.”
Meanwhile, Nota’s colleagues Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Christine Davis have praised women’s courage in talking about possible sexual abuse.
