Most of the main cast are returning. Here's where each returning character ends up, including Bridget Jones' parents, lovers, and close friends. Warning: This article contains spoilers for ...

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 ...

hanging out with his kids, wearing a baseball cap and driving a minivan, according to friends. Zellweger first stepped into Bridget’s incredibly big knickers back in 2001 (in “Bridget Jones ...

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 ...

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

I meet people on the sidewalk and they want to share about their own Bridget Jones experiences. All my friends call me Bridget! Leo, Chiwetel, you two land these major roles in the final chapter ...

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 ...

A variety of pre-established friends pop up, bringing back dazzling supportingly players like Emma Thompson as wry gynecologist Dr. Rawlings, Celia Imrie as pesky Aunt Una, Gemma Jones as Bridget ...

Because of that, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy feels like meeting with old friends: warm, cozy, and filled with hysterical laughter. Two hours breeze by in an instant, and when those credits ...

Her friends — sobbing exec Jude ... That the trio is more prominently featured here is a huge improvement from “Bridget Jones’ Baby.” The kids are growing up without a dad, so the former ...

What makes “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” especially ... still slightly creepy but more vulnerable — and a devoted friend. At the party, all the couples want to know how Bridget is ...