To be released in UK cinemas for Valentine's Day, Academy Award winner Renée Zellweger returns to the role that established a romantic-comedy heroine for the ages.
It's a new day for the beloved rom-com heroine, and director Michael Morris says her longevity is downright radical.
Being born out of a riff on Jane Austen as well as a column in the Independent, Bridget Jones has always been confined to the ...
What makes “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” especially enjoyable, then — and the best since the 2001 original — is not that ...
It's been nearly 25 years since Bridget Jones, aka Renée Zellweger, first stood in that snowy street and kissed Mark Darcy ...
Renée Zellweger brings the character gracefully into her 50s in the rom-com franchise's best film since the original.
Bridget Jones has grown up: v.v.g. Our heroine Is still prone to daft pratfalls and gaffes and bursts of sensational idiot ...
How does she do it after all these years? All I know is, I was rooting harder for her at the end of this film than I was with the others, even the original where she’s kissing Mark in the ...
One of the most iconic scenes in the original Bridget Jones's Diary is the moment when Hugh Grant's Daniel Cleaver finds ...
It's been nearly 25 years since Bridget Jones, aka Renée Zellweger, first stood in that snowy street and kissed Mark Darcy ...
Hugh Grant is back for the last chapter of Bridget's story, and newcomers Leo Woodall and Chiwetel Ejiofor are appealing additions.
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