Speaking before fourth film’s release, Hugh Grant says his Daniel Cleaver character would be ‘re-educated’ by HR

Renée Zellweger is about to appear as one of her most iconic characters for a fourth go-round, and couldn’t be happier about it.

"She’s got some nice things in nice places that don’t occur on me naturally without a little extra effort," Zellweger tells her costar Hugh Grant of her character's approach to fitness in an interview for 'British Vogue' Renée Zellweger has more things in common with her character Bridget Jones than people might think.

More than 20 years since the release of Bridget Jones's Diary, Renee Zellweger said attitudes towards workplace romances, and bosses like Hugh Grant's character Daniel Cleaver, have changed dramatically.

Renee Zellweger has said the workplace romance shown in Bridget Jones’s Diary would not be allowed today because it would breach human resources (HR) rules.

The Texan-born star bemoaned that there’s an ‘increasingly ambiguous line between celebrity and art’ which makes her ponder if acting would still be for her if she was starting out now

Renée Zellweger thinks the grumpiest grump in Hollywood is a bit misunderstood. On Wednesday, Vogue UK published a delightful — albeit occasionally snarky — piece in which Hugh Grant interviews his “Bridget Jones” co-star in conjunction with the release of the franchise’s fourth installment,

Two-time Oscar winner Renee Zellweger (Jerry Maguire, Chicago, Nurse Betty, Bridge Jones’s Diary) is on the February issue of British Vogue and dishing about her “era-defining” role as Bridget Jones and revealing personal stories related to the Academy Awards ceremonies.