Two other women have accused Hollywood actor Chris Noth, who played Mr. Big in Sex in the City, of rape, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Songwriter Lisa Gentil stated that Noth raped her in 2002 when she was working as a singer in a restaurant that Noth visited. According to Gentil, he and the actor had known each other since 1998, so his offer to give her a ride home did not arouse suspicion in the singer. When they went up to her house, Noth began to pester Gentil, and when she tried to push him away, the actor said that he would ruin her career.

The second woman to report attempted rape was the dubbing actress who dubbed Christine Davis for four seasons. She noted that there was a "toxic atmosphere" on set.

Earlier, the actresses from "Sex and the City" spoke out about Chris Noth's accusations of violence.

Three women accused Not of sexual assault. One of them worked in a company with which the artist collaborated. Another claims to have met the Sex and the City star at the club where she worked as a waitress. The third alleged victim was a hostess and singer at New York's Da Marino restaurant, which the actor visited.

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