Bridget Jones's Diary thrives on a sharp, self-aware sense of humor that remains just as effective today as in 2001.Helen Fielding's iconic protagonist is endlessly relatable, and her awkward yet ...

Fans are praising a resurfaced clip of Renée Zellweger where she shared her candid response to questions she received about her weight gain for Bridget Jones’ Diary.. The actress discussed how ...

Zellweger gained weight twice to play the size 12 heroine - once in 2001 for Bridget Jones's Diary and again in 2004 for the sequel The Edge of Reason - before her character reached her 'ideal ...

Bridget Jones’ Diary (2001) may be — in my humble but also correct opinion — one of the greatest films ever made, but there’s no denying it has a weight problem. Watching Bridget (Renée ...

Renée Zellweger, Colin Firth, and Hugh Grant starred in "Bridget Jones's Diary." Here's what the cast has done since the film was released in 2001.

Through four best-selling novels (starting with Bridget Jones’s Diary) ... Around the time of the first film, I recall lots of online chatter about Zellweger’s weight gain, ...

In Bridget Jones's Baby, the fact that the actor didn't gain weight made headlines. (In the 2016 movie, Bridget says she has finally achieved her "perfect weight.") ...

Before we tackle the question of whether “Bridget Jones’s Diary” is even remotely amusing in today’s post-Roe, #MeToo, politically polarized world, let’s turn the page back to the summer ...

The cultural phenomenon that was Bridget Jones’s Diary led to unprecedented box office success and an Oscar nomination for its leading actor Renée Zellweger, who played the perpetually single lead.

Bridget Jones's Diary Yet when I re-read the first book recently, I found Bridget refreshing rather than retrograde. Jones’s obsession with weighing herself is anathema to the body positivity ...

Zellweger first stepped into Bridget’s incredibly big knickers back in 2001 (in “Bridget Jones’s Diary”), ... “She was trying to gain weight for the role ...

Well, knock me over with a glass of our girl’s trademark chardonnay, because Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is a joy, one that makes me eager to see the previous three films. “I like a film ...