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Chris Noth to reprise Mr. Big role


(AP)
Updated: 2007-08-11 17:34





NEW YORK - Mr. Big and Carrie Bradshaw will be together again, this time
on the big screen. Chris Noth, who played Sarah Jessica Parker's love
interest on HBO's "Sex and the City," is slated to reprise his role in a
feature film spun from the long-running TV series.

Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon will also reprise
their roles for the romantic comedy, to be distributed by New Line Cinema
in association with HBO.

"There is no need for funeral arrangements," said Michael Patrick King,
who will direct the film. "I assure you that Mr. Big is a very `big' part
of the `Sex and the City' movie."

"While I have not spoken to him myself, Chris Noth assures me that Mr.
Big is alive and well and ready to report to the set in September," King
said in a statement Wednesday.

King was one of the executive producers of the TV series, which ended in
2004.

Noth, 50, plays police Detective Mike Logan on NBC's "Law & Order:
Criminal Intent."

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