News about Renée Zellweger

Renée Zellweger was pictured trekking through the woods as she filmed some gloomy scenes for Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy.  The actress, 55, who has played the titular character since 2001, shot footage for the fourth instalment in Keswick in the Lake District National Park last week.  Production company, Working Title, confirmed earlier this month that the movie will hit cinemas on Valentine's Day next year and said that filming had finally wrapped.

The anticipation for the fourth instalment of Bridget Jones has been building over recent months.  And now the first poster for the upcoming film has been unveiled as Renée Zellweger fronts the classic image once again.  Bridget Jones Mad About The Boy will be released in cinemas on Valentine's Day next year, much to the delight of fans. 

The finishing touches to the highly-anticipated next Bridget Jones film appear to be taking place, as Renée Zellweger was spotted filming with her younger on-screen lover Leo Woodall in Borough Market on Friday. The actress, 55, who has played the titular character in the past three films, has been filming the fourth instalment, Mad About The Boy, in London since May. Production company, Working Title, confirmed earlier this month that the movie will hit cinemas on Valentine's Day next year and said that filming had finally wrapped. As the production finally wraps up at last, here is everything we know so far about the much-anticipated return of the beloved diarist.

Renée Zellweger and her younger on-screen lover Leo Woodall looked besotted with each other as they filmed the final scenes for the latest Bridget Jones film in Borough Market. The actress, 55, who has played the titular character in the past three films, is currently shooting the fourth instalment, Mad About The Boy, in London. In the upcoming film, Bridget enjoys a fling with a hunky toyboy named Rockstar, who is played by One Day star Leo, 27, after meeting on social media.

Bridget Jones author hit back at critics who say the character's obsession with her weight is out-of-date as she argued 'body shaming is still bad'. Novelist Helen Fielding, 66, from London , referred to her 18-year-old daughter Romy, who she shares with her late husband Kevin Curran who passed away in 2016 after a long illness, saying she sees girls are still 'obsessed with how they look.' Asked if she thinks Bridget's obsession with her weight dates her, Helen told The Sunday Times : 'No, because I live with a teenage girl, and I know that body shaming is still bad.'

The release date for Bridget Jones 4 has been revealed.  The fourth instalment in the acclaimed franchise - based on the books by Helen Fielding - will be titled Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy - with Renée Zellweger returning as the witty singleton.  Production company, Working Title, shared an update to X on Friday after filming for the next instalment wrapped and confirmed it will hit cinemas on Valentine's Day. 

Renée Zellweger and boyfriend Ant Anstead looked more smitten than ever on Tuesday, as he visited her on the set of Bridget Jones 4 in Hampstead. The Oscar-winning actress, 55, cosied up to the TV presenter, 45, as he wrapped his arm around her shoulders during the late night shoot. Renée was back in action as her famous character as she filmed snow scenes outside The Spaniards Inn pub, with co-star Nico Parker, 19.

They have stolen the hearts of fans with their on-screen performances in Netflix hit One Day and the adaptation of Sally Rooney's Conversations with Friends. And Leo Woodall and Joe Alwyn will have no doubt left crowds swooning once again as they arrived in SW19 on Wednesday for day 10 at Wimbledon. The White Lotus star, 27, who is set to appear in the fourth Bridget Jones film opposite Renée Zellweger cut a dashing figure as he arrived at the iconic venue.

Filming for the fourth Bridget Jones film kicked off last month as Renée Zellweger was spotted back in character for the first time on the streets of London.  The actress, 55, has starred as the unlucky-in-love diarist in all three of the movies, 2001's Bridget Jones' Diary, 2004's Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason and 2016's Bridget Jones' Baby. And now she is back for Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy which is due to be released by Universal film on US platform Peacock on Valentine's Day 2025 while internationally, the flick will be released in cinemas.

Bridget Jones' Diary catapulted Renée Zellweger's career to all new heights when it hit screens in 2001 - and with any luck, the same will be said for Queenie star Dionne Brown (left and inset). Tonight, the first episode of the new eight-part series Queenie, which is based in Brixton and been dubbed the 'black Bridget Jones', airs on Channel 4 . The highly-anticipated series is based on the 2019 novel of the same name by British author Candice Carty-Williams.  The best-selling novel, which won the British Book Awards Book of the Year in 2020, follows a Jamaican-British writer living in London and navigating a break-up. Although Dionne has revealed she could relate to Queenie's feelings of loneliness, the actress' upbringing, personal life and stance on social media couldn't be more different to the show's protagonist. Here FEMAIL delves into the life of the little-known actress who is set to become one of Britain's most in-demand stars. Centre and right: Dionne in Queenie.

Newly-single Isla Fisher stepped out for a summer stroll in Hampstead on Monday without her wedding ring. It comes after the actress, 48, revealed her shock split from her husband Sacha Baron Cohen last month after 14 years of marriage. Shortly after the split Isla relocated to London where she is currently filming Bridget Jones 4 alongside Renée Zellweger.

Isla Fisher was revealed to be a surprise new addition to the Bridget Jones 4 cast this week, with fans in shock when she was spotted on set with Renée Zellweger (left). The actress has reportedly taken a role in the new movie as a 'single mother who befriends Bridget at the school gates', in a a case of life imitating art for the 48-year-old Australian.  As has been well documented, Isla is navigating single life after splitting from her husband of 13 years, Sacha Baron Cohen (right, in 2016) with whom she shares daughters, Olive, 16, and Elula, 13, and son, Montgomery, nine. With her storyline mirroring her personal circumstances it's unsurprising that sources say Isla's own experience 'will help her in the role.' Dubbed the 'Bridget Jones effect', millions of single millennials around the world revealed they finally felt represented when Helen Fielding's popular novels were dramatised (inset, Renee in character as Bridget). In the upcoming fourth film, a newly-widowed Bridget is set to ring a chord with a new generation of women, those who found, but then lost, their partners. One of these women is no doubt Isla.

Leila Fazard was seen on the set of Bridget Jones' 4 in London on Friday, following her headline making 2023 'affair' with BBC co-star Andrew Buchan.  The actress, 42, cut a sombre figure as she was spotted filming outdoor scenes with lead Renée Zellweger who's returning to the role of the beloved journalist for the fourth instalment entitled Mad About The Boy. Leila, who's character in the movie is yet to be revealed, cut a chic figure in a long woollen coat which she layered over a stylish ensemble and teamed with a pricey Loewe bag. 

Renée Zellweger was spotted filming scenes for the new Bridget Jones film in Camden, London last week. Renée, who has played the titular character in the past three films, is currently shooting the fourth instalment, Mad About The Boy, in the capital.

Newly divorced in 2019, I was 45 when I dipped my toe into the dating apps. Conservatively, I set my age brackets between 40 and 50. The app seemed to have other ideas, and threw me profiles from men outside these ages, too. I confess I found these men more interesting than I expected. In fact, I started to realise, I was actually quite flexible on age.

Bridget is officially back, with Renée Zellweger spotted on the set of the fourth film, Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy, earlier this week. News that the beloved character is returning to the big screen has excited fans as they anticipate the release of the movie nearly ten years after its prequel, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, came out. The newest release, which will reportedly be based on Helen Fielding's 2013 novel of the same name, will also see Hugh Grant return as his love rat character Daniel Cleaver - despite his death being falsified in the last movie. MailOnline delves into all the iconic locations that were used for filming across the three films, including the bachelorette's expensive flat in London Bridge.

Renée Zellweger was spotted on the set of the fourth Bridget Jones film, Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy, for the first time on the streets of London this week.  The actress, 55, who has starred as the unlucky-in-love diarist in all three of the movies, beamed while strolling the streets in a layered look.  She flaunted her famously smooth complexion while strolling along in a green sheath dress with a cardigan and a fluffy coat worn on top. 

The main storylines for the fourth Bridget Jones film Mad About the Boy have been revealed, according to a new report. Fans of the films were delighted this month when the next instalment of the hugely popular rom com films was confirmed - with Renée Zellweger, 55, and Hugh Grant returning. But given that at the end of author Helen Fielding's second book Bridget's husband Mark Darcy is killed off, the fourth film will now reportedly focus on her move into online dating and her dalliance with a much younger suitor.

Kate Garraway and Ed Balls have reminisced on their highlights from presenting on Good Morning Britain, as the ITV show marks its 10 year anniversary. The breakfast show debuted in 2014 and will reach the milestone on Sunday, with a special celebratory episode on Monday morning. The series' presenters reflected on their most memorable moments, with Kate - who has appeared on the show from the start - recalling interviewing Renée Zellweger.

Bridget Jones 4 has been officially confirmed - with Renée Zellweger and Hugh Grant set to reprise their iconic roles. The fourth instalment in the acclaimed franchise - based on the books by Helen Fielding - will be titled Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy - with Zellweger returning as the witty singleton, alongside Grant as loverat Daniel Cleaver. Emma Thompson - who played Doctor Rawlings in 2016's Bridget Jones's Baby is also back, with Chiwetel Ejiofor and White Lotus and One Day star Leo Woodall also set to star, per THR.

Bridget Jones 4 has been officially confirmed - with Renee Zellweger and Hugh Grant set to reprise their iconic roles. The fourth instalment in the acclaimed franchise - based on the books by Helen Fielding - will be titled Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy - with Zellweger returning as the witty singleton, alongside Grant as loverat Daniel Cleaver.

Frazzled as in messy?That's it. Who's advising that?The home of a dream. Ideal Home wants me to trash my house?Tastefully. You're trying to achieve 'balance maximalism with careful curation,' much like the charming chaos of our favorite romcom heroes.'

Curtis, 66, claims he regrets a large portion of his work and was 'unobservant' and "not as clever" as he should have been. The comedy screenwriter slammed many of his films, saying he'll never use the terms "fat" and "chubby" again. Bridget Jones, Renée Zellweger's character, was portrayed as having 'tree-trunk thighs,' while Martine McCutcheon's PA Natalie in Love Actually was portrayed as the 'chubby one' and having a 'lengthy arse.' But Curtis said those jokes weren't funny anymore and his 28-year-old daughter Scarlett had made him see sense

The Southern American accent is synonymous with a number of Hollywood blockbusters, from Matthew McConaughey's signature drawl to Reese Witherspoon and Renée Zellweger's dulcet tones. But not for much longer. That's because new research shows that the classic accent of dying among younger people is on display - with Generation X being to blame. Scientists noticed the biggest change between baby boomers and those born between 1965 and 1982, when the accent fell off a cliff.