Michael Patrick King Answers All Our Questions About Shocking 'And Just Like That' Death (Exclusive)

On her own terms. Cynthia Nixon initially wasn’t sure whether she would join her former costars in the Sex and the City revival, And Just Like That.

WARNING: This story contains spoilers from the first four episodes of “And Just Like That … ““And Just Like That … ” said goodbye to one of its most beloved characters — and stars — on Thursday.The “Sex and the City” sequel series reworked the fourth episode to spin an abrupt career move and a perhaps not-unexpected relationship shift for Carrie’s gay-about-town BFF Stanford Blatch, a part played by Willie Garson, who died unexpectedly in September following a quiet battle with pancreatic

A pensioner was discovered to be in possession of a large horde of vile sexual images which included children and animals.

Michael Patrick King wants the record to show that "Sex and the City" had a "slow burn of a love affair" with viewers on its way to becoming, eventually, an adored success.  The executive producer's motive: that his HBO Max sequel, "And Just Like That...," get a chance to prove itself.

Penélope Cruz is sharing her reaction to that shocking death on last week's premiere of the revival.On Tuesday night, ET's Rachel Smith spoke to Cruz, who was being honored at the Museum of Modern Art's Film Benefit, about what she thought about Mr. Big's (Chris Noth) unexpected passing. The Parallel Mothers actress is a fan of the franchise and even made a cameo in the movie.«I guess most people know already, but I could not believe it,» Cruz admitted.

SPOILER ALERT: Do not continue reading if you haven’t watched the first episodes of And Just Like That…

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorHBO had no input into the viral “And Just Like That” Peloton ad that was released over the weekend. Neither did series creator Michael Patrick King.So says Ryan Reynolds, who spearheaded the ad through his Maximum Effort marketing company.

And Just Like That creator Michael Patrick King has opened up about the bombshell death in the show.The writer and showrunner of the Sex And The City revival recently opened up to Entertainment Weekly about the decision to kill off a major character in the new episodes.Commenting on the decision to kill off Chris Noth’s character Mr.

Coming to the defense!

Chris Noth is very much alive.

And just like that… Peloton has come firing back on all cylinders!

While Mr. Big (Chris Noth) didn’t make it past the first episode of the Sex and the City revival, creator Michael Patrick King revealed why the And Just Like That writers didn’t want to kill off Samantha Jones — despite Kim Cattrall’s disinterest in returning.

Much like “Sex and the City” fans around the world, Jonah Hill has one big question about the new sequel series.

A short comeback. Chris Noth played Sex and the City’s Mr. Big for six seasons and two movies, but he only lasted through one episode of the revival And Just Like That. He initially wasn’t excited to come back just to drop dead.

The creator of the new Sex and the City sequel series, And Just Like That, is speaking out to explain why that main character died in episode one.

revival became the biggest talk of the town. On Thursday, premiered on HBO Max, with fans eager to catch up with New York's most stylish and hard-working women.

A part of the show’s legacy. While fans were shocked to learn of Mr. Big’s untimely death by Peloton bike during the first episode of And Just Like That, showrunner Michael Patrick King has reaffirmed his intentions to bring back Chris Noth for even a portion of the new series.

Amber Dowling SPOILER ALER: Do not read if you have not watched the first two episodes of “And Just Like That,” streaming now on HBO Max.When Michael Patrick King committed to bringing “Sex And the City” back to series, he needed to figure out a way to push the original 1998 show’s edge into 2022. So he did what any streaming service would do in this era of storytelling and he changed the narrative by killing off a big character.

SPOILER ALERT: A huge revelation from the Dec. 9 premiere of “And Just Like That…” will be revealed by reading further.