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Friday, April 18, 2008
Who will die on Sex and the City?!?!!
If this isn’t bar talk for the ladies, I don’t know what is … So apparently Cynthia Nixon who played Miranda on the HBO series has let is slip that one of the characters won’t be around for the next reunion. According to the New York Post’s Page 6, “At the Creation Nation comedy show at the Zipper Theater Tuesday night, Nixon told host Billy Eichner, “a character dies in the movie” - but refused to divulge which one.”
Who will it be? 236.com has a hilarious poll for who should die in the “Sex and the City” movie and how … Here’s what they have jotted down to choose from:
“Carrie. She gets sick of being splashed by that bus, finally jumps in front of it.
Steve. Ashamed that he can’t overcome his pronounced speech impediment, he eats a load of pills …
The moviegoing public. Self-inflicted soda straw stab wound following the fifteenth Sarah Jessica Parker “I couldn’t help but wonder…” voiceover.
Charlotte and husband Harry. Their adopted Chinese baby arrives contaminated with “tree man” disease, infecting Charlotte and Harry, spreading to their throats and closing their breathing passages. They suffocate in their home because they are too ashamed of their appearance to go out and seek medical care.
Samantha. … swing mishap.
Big. Realizes it’s nothing but “Law & Order” after this …
Mario Cantone. His voice is confused for a fire alarm and he is trampled by a panicked crowd.
The votes are going strong right now for the moviegoing public which could win out. I guess I’ll have to order my soda sans straw just to be on the safe side.
A few of New York Magazine’s blogs have some theories of their own … one saying it will be Charlotte in a freak tennis accident because they can’t think of a reason not to kill Charlotte. … Now that’s just mean!
Another blog from NY Magazine says definitely Big writing, “As the movie opens, all four ladies of Sex and the City are approaching relationship bliss, giving them nothing to kvetch about. But not for long! Big’s death will end the first act of the movie, which will be followed by a tasteful period of mourning, and then a montage. Carrie will end the movie sad, but plucky, with a new (or old!) guy on the horizon and the prospect for sequels bright — because finally, once and for all, the Sex and the City series won’t seem like one that can only end one way. With Big out of the picture, Carrie — and the franchise — can finally live a little.”
Who is your favorite character? Who do you think might be saying goodbye and who would you be upset to see go. I just can’t imagine one of the four ladies going away on May 30 but I guess I’ll have to wait and see. And if you haven’t already, watch the trailer here. Does anyone else suddenly feel like a Cosmo?
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