Renée Zellweger is making a triumphant return as the beloved Bridget Jones in the highly-anticipated fourth installment of the franchise, titled “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.” This exciting news comes straight from the official announcement, revealing that Zellweger will reprise her role as the endearing and relatable Bridget Jones, bringing her back to the big screen once again.
Joining Zellweger in this eagerly awaited sequel is none other than Hugh Grant, who will be reprising his role as the charming yet mischievous Daniel Cleaver. Fans of the series will be thrilled to see Grant back in action, especially after his absence from the third installment, “Bridget Jones’s Baby.”
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Emma Thompson, known for her role as Dr. Rawlings in the previous film, is also set to return to the franchise. Additionally, the cast will be enriched by the talents of Chiwetel Ejiofor and rising star Leo Woodall, adding new dimensions to the beloved series.
The original film introduced audiences to the endearing character of Bridget Jones, a quirky news assistant going through the ups and downs of love, career, and life in general. Now, with “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,” fans can look forward to catching up with Bridget’s adventures once again.
The new film will pick up the story 14 years after Bridget’s romance with Mark Darcy, played by Colin Firth. This time around, Bridget finds herself facing new challenges and adventures, sure to keep audiences entertained and enthralled.
Directed by Michael Morris, known for his work on “To Leslie,” and with Helen Fielding serving as an executive producer, “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” promises to deliver the same heartfelt charm and humor that fans have come to love from the series.
Audiences can mark their calendars for February 14, 2025, when “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” is set to premiere in theaters internationally and on Peacock in the US, offering the perfect Valentine’s Day treat for fans old and new alike.
