Cinematographer Suzie Lavelle is probably best known for her exceptional skill in creating intimate moments between friends ...

since her husband is his best friend. Bridget Jones pursues an entirely different career in the movie. In both the book and the film, Bridget tries to get herself out of a rut by returning to work ...

Renée Zellweger as Bridget Jones, Sally Phillips as Shazzer — (Photo By: Jay Maidment/Universal Pictures) Each of Bridget’s old friends return in “Mad About the Boy,” but arguably the ...

Bridget Jones is one of the most iconic characters ... and her assumption that it is her friend calling leads to a low-stakes but very embarrassing moment that many people can relate to.

He still calls her "Jones," he still teases her about ... especially), and they've earned an easy closeness. But Bridget's faithful friends are beginning to think she really needs to get out ...

Why start now? Old friends: Shazzer (Sally Phillips), Tom (James Callis), Bridget Jones (Renée Zellweger) and Jude (Shirley Henderson) Jay Maidment/Universal Pictures The intention of Mad About ...

With Chaka Khan, Hugh Grant and Tinder, Bridget Jones is back and better than ever ... from Bridget’s inappropriate lover to her loyal friend. This shift adds a layer of unexpected warmth ...

Bridget Jones is coming back into our lives next February ... She was largely with the same friends, in the same job. "The opportunity here was to discover Bridget now as she is today.

Renée Zellweger in Bridget Jones’ Diary (2001). (Miramax/Courtesy Everett Collection) The author sees similarities between Bridget’s friends and her daughter’s group, with their “little ...

The creator of the iconic character sat down with Bazaar's editor-in-chief Lydia Slater at our latest literary salon ...

Given the popularity of Helen Fielding’s 1996 novel Bridget Jones’s Diary on both sides of the bond, it was no surprise that the hilarious and charming romantic comedy would be made into a movie.