“Bridget Jones” Author Helen Fielding Says She Writes the Iconic Character ‘For Renée’ Zellweger (Exclusive)
Fielding first created the Bridget Jones character for a column that she wrote for British newspaper The Independent in the 1990s. The unbylined column was constructed as the fictional diary of a single woman in her 30s living in London.
Costume designer Molly Emma Rowe discusses her approach to dressing Bridget Jones in a new chapter of her life.
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Mad About The Boy, Cosmopolitan UK sat down with the film's Costume Designer to find out what to expect from our Bridge and her infamous wardrobe ...
When her character first appeared in the 1990s Bridget Jones was a car crash, a figure of fun and definitely NOT a role model ...
Renée Zellweger wore a bardot ankle-length dress to the premiere of 'Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy' in New York City.
Bridget Jones keeps finding love then falling apart, making her one of the realistic and lovable rom-com leads of all time - ...
Love, care, and meticulous attention to detail were cornerstones of the 15- to 20-person costume design team, headed by Rowe, ...
The fourth installment of the "Bridget Jones" franchise is upon us, and that might mean you need to play a bit of catch-up to ...
As the trailer reveals in the opening moment, Bridget Jones is now barrelling into her 50s as mother of two and a widow.
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